Princess Luna has done many things she regrets in her past, most of them being preformed by Nightmare moon. She is now trying to make things right with her subjects that she has wronged those many years ago.

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This is my first published story, so I would like some constructive criticism, if possible.

Thank you Jubilee Glider for helping me make sure my story was ready

A two strangers approach the sleepy town of Equestria, their demeanor shows they have something to hide.

As events unfold, who knows who can be trusted.

All was going well, until she woke up.

Luna wakes up, only to find that she's back on the moon. She can't remember how or why she got here, she can only hope and wish that she can go home, where she belongs. To Canterlot with her sister.

But sometimes, wishing isn't enough...

My first Luna fic! I hope you enjoyed it, feel free to tell me any improvements :D Also, cover art is made by me on ms paint.

After a long battle on the main ship, Abdel and his robotic companion ATARIUM have finally defeated their foe, they have freed the people of Earth. But in an effort to rid his enemies, the xenos leader had activated a portal across several dimensions, sucking in Abdel, ATARIUM, and their 450 ft. mech. However, the xenos leader was also pulled into the portal, taking them to a world Abdel is unfamiliar to, but well known to the alien. Now stuck in an alternate universe, Abdel must find a way back, and in doing so, he comes across a race familiar to animals back home, yet also... different

Luna deals with the unimaginable in the dead of night, forced to face her sister. She's not sure she can cope.

Story Cancelled
I will be re-posting this story as
MLP 40k: Trial by Fire

Many apologies to anypony who was following this story, but the work in its current state cannot be salvaged. Instead of editing what exists, I have decided to start over and rewrite it.

I will be leaving this up just in case anypony wants to see how poor my old work was and how / where some of my ideas changed over the course of time.

Thank you to everypony who read the original and is still willing to look at the revamped version

This story is a sequel to Five nights at Sombra's

Little Dinky is a survivor. She's battled heart transplants, anti-magic syndrome and even pony-bola. But now, somepony else is on the chopping block. (Takes place about a year and a half before Five Night's at Sombra's)

Cover art taken from Persona 3

Muriel the Great Witch had the ultimate power to destroy humanity: a powerful book filled with all the secrets of the devil.
But when the witch hunters Hansel and Gretel murdered her, she left the book behind ready to be found by the correct witch.

Meanwhile, in the other world, Sombra freed from his prison and wanders all over Equestria looking for the power to defeat the four Alicorn Princesses once and forever; it's when he feels the dark energy from Muriel's book. Using all his power he travles to the human world ready to put his hooves on the book.
Unfortunately, with Hansel and Gretel waiting... that wasn't the wisest idea.

SPOILER ALERT: this story contains several information about the movie Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters. If you haven't seen it yet, you've being warned.

The fields of magic and dress-making have always been separate arts, until Rarity decides to perform a little "experiment".

The result is a creation so polarising, that soon all of Equestria is caught up by one enraging question:

Just what colour is that dress?

Shamefully written to "celebrate" #dressgate
Cover Art generously provided by The Syreth Clan

In her longest and most thought-out and effort-filled setup yet, Rainbow Dash has the perfect prank set up for her friend Rarity. However, once the prank is in its execution, Rainbow Dash realizes perhaps the pony she was pranking wasn't Rarity just for one night, but herself for all these weeks of setup.

Story inspired by the coverart (MisterDavey on Tumblr/DeviantArt) and by Fyeten, my amazing pre-reader and editor. Give her a round of applause for being the only reason I'm a half-decent writer.