The Statue of Liberty Replacement
The four Princess's, Princess Celestia, Princess Luna, Princess Cadance, and Princess Twilight Sparkle hovered over New York City. The bright sun was shining down across the big city, cars were honking. It was early morning, and the Princess's were surprised to see how early these humans get up in the big city.
"What a lovely world the humans have." said Twilight Sparkle, overlooking the city.
"Minus the pollution and global warming." said Princess Cadance.
The four soon flew towards a statue, which was, as the humans called it, The Statue Of Liberty. It's torch, like a flame in the sky, beaming glory all across New York City. The four circled around it's head, Twilight to the West, Princess Celestia to the East, Princess Luna to the North, and Princess Cadance to The South.
"Ready?" asked Princess Luna, charging up her magic.
"Ready!" called the other three Alicorns.
Now, a couple of years ago the Pony world crossed over into the human world, and they merged together. The entire population of Equestria plunged into Earth! So nowadays, it's no big surprise to see hundreds of ponies walking the streets of New York City. They began a war originally, but the humans allowed the ponies to stay on Earth, because Equestira no longer existed. Since four of them were princess's, they insisted on becoming part of the Goverment. But a few people were wondering what the four pony princess's were doing to The Statue of Liberty.
A white flash blinded the people and stopped car drivers. When the light subsided, The Statue of Liberty was gone, vanished. Everyone within viewing range of the Statue gawked at the sight of their most precious Landmark disappearing off the face of the earth. Another blast of light blinded them, and there, in the place of Liberty, was the same statue... Except it was a pony!
"If we're going to live on this planet, we have to have some recognition! And look, they're yelling at us their gratitude!" said Princess Luna, looking down on the hundreds of people yelling at them. She was almost certain they were saying, 'Thank you!'
"C'mon! Our work here is done!"