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Returned from an ancient hiatus to post some EAW work.

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Continuation in progress: A Circle Has No End
Changeling Eta-Gamma, now going by his nickname 'Wildcard", is the new Changeling Ambassador to Equestria, following the signing of a treaty of friendship.
Celestia has high hopes that the new friendship between Equestria and the Changeling Hive will usher in a new age of peace, but events elsewhere quickly put a damper on this hope. The Ambassador has his own problems as well, as he starts his mission with quite a few unhappy ponies harassing him. It's good that he has a nice desk- it's where he spends most of his time.

In his journey he meets several friends, makes a few enemies, and quickly falls for a pegasus with a mane to match his blue eyes. Discoveries are made, truths are unveiled, and decisions of vast importance are decided.

It is Wildcards mission to represent the Hive, and to convince the ponies the Hive means well. Time will tell if the resources he has will be enough.

Cover provided by Verandure
Guest Writing by Pseudonymous.
Additional support by: Zyrian, and SPark

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Comments ( 202 )

Shame this has no comments on it, a rather interesting premise. I also like how you tie in real events from the show.

3720752 I felt it would make sense from the chronological setting, don't expect too much tie i: for example none of the characters will be involved directly in events, but they will happen in the background. For the most part anyway. Thanks for the interest.

I figured there won't be, considering the episodes so far in the fourth season, I don't think there'd be that much reason for wildcard to go to ponyville (though it would be amusing to see him get a welcome to ponyville party :pinkiehappy:)

3722620 I had the idea of her doing something along the lines of a "treaty party" but good god I simply cannot write Pinkie Pie.I avoided this by having his arrival closely tied with the season one premiere, so I can simply bypass this by saying she forgot about the whole thing.

Also he will, it is after all the home of one of the Princesses, and the best place in the country to get a dapper looking outfit. :raritywink:

I don't have any stories on here (work mostly on fanfiction.net and do no pony stories (yet)) but when I run into a character like that I try and watch episodes that show the character off in many lights/how they normally act. You may also get some milage by looking at similar charecters or charecters that share some of her charecteristics (for her oddly ominsincence Angela from inheritence can be a help, Deadpool breaking the forth wall may also help, as well as looking up the crazy things the marvel superhero Doreen Greene) gets into.

Also subtitled clips of the twins mas and menos (first episode they appear in) may give you an idea of how to write a random/funny character. <--Teen Titans

3722919 Thank ye kindly for the ideas, I may well use them.

In first chapter
It's Starswirl the bearded not Starsworl

I hope for some secret plot from doc about those changes. Its right now pretty obvious that Wildcard is transforming into pony

3728016 Thank ye kindly I shall fix that.

Now thats better, I'm not big fan of changeling being ponies but thats not matter if story is good

Oh... Celestia...

The only thing that seemed a bit odd was the Captain's disregard for an ambassador's safety. I suppose that could be explained by lingering animosity towards Wildcard's kind, but I would hate to see what would happen if Celestia catches wind that the Captain was willing to risk a potential international incident!

-and Doctor Flankenstein! Oi... I have no idea what to think about him, now! Could Wildcard's changes really be his fault? If so, is it intentional? -and if that's so, is he acting independently or... under orders? This could throw a whole new light on Celestia's choice to give Flankenstein his lab back after what he did!

heehee! Fictional conspiracy theories are fun.

Yay, Luna and Zeta to the rescue! Oh, Zeta is so lucky... Poor guy didn't get the message to withdraw. That could'a ended very differently for him!

Grr! That Doctor! I bet he knew exactly what to give himself so that he'd lose his memories if his life was saved! I don't think that his attempt was purely about Luna and his lab, either... Why was Wildcard's data the first thing he tried to save? Hmm...

3778319 I swear I'm posting these as much for my own enjoyment as it is to see your comments, I love them :twilightsmile:

I'm also finding you're interpreting things differently then I had planned, but we'll talk about that more when this has completed so as not to spoil anything.

wait are darn second, If changling were always mucking around other kingdoms, how have they not all got sick and died?
I demand Condom suits for them immediately Eh, I'm sure you'll explain it.

3784702 I attempted to explain this with the fact that they always kept their distance, spying on people instead of intermingling with them closely. They also never spent much time around, generally a few days to an assignment. Wildcard got drunk and spent a bunch of time in a dirty pub too.

I guess I didn't explain it well enough, I'll take a look at that when I edit this at the end, thanks for pointing it out.

This probably has to do with the "as I go" writing style I took for this, there's a few things that will need to be addressed before I stamp the "Complete" label on it.

well that answers my question. Good show!

3784976 I'm glad I could, but it's my fault it wasn't explained properly in the story itself. If you find anything else that isn't quite clear please feel absolutely free to bring it up, it helps me strengthen the story.

3784702 Maybe they adopt the immune systems of the being they're currently disguised as?

3795636 Smart, but for the purposes of this specific story not how it works. ::twilightsmile:

Hmm... not much to comment on this time around. More character development than plot development.

:trixieshiftleft::trixieshiftright: ... Maybe.

Only thing is... that emergency disguise dossier! Will Wildcard be forced to use it, or will somepony--perhaps First Class herself--come upon it somehow? Right now... I'm leaning towards the former. Can't say why beyond it being just a feeling...

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they never walked into dirty pubs and try to pick up dirty women mares? They are truly missing out.
thanks for the explanation, I'll keep a look out.

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you are a genius, bro

"Repented"...? Not how I would put it...

Interesting, making Chrysalis's name a bastardization of her previous pony name!

As for the rest of the Changelings' "names", they're actually... name-ranks? If the second part of the hyphenated "name" is rank, what does the first refer to?

I don't like idea of changeling being ponies even with more neat as failed experiment, because stories about this go straight into one direction :/
I hope you will make this more about having this information and what to do with it than just some cliche plot like "oh wow they found cure lets make them alicorns", especially after that you showed us that Wildcard is not some one way direction character (like with cider contract) and he can spice up things

3796052 If you think this is all gonna end up happily with like, Chrysalis returning to 'good' and the changelings are dandily happy alicorns, hooooo boy you're going to be surprised. Time is the moving image of eternity.


Also yeah, I anticipated that not everyone would love all the ideas, that's perfectly reasonable.

3795996 I really need to explain this more, I'll probably add in an explanation in editing before I slap that 'complete' tag on. Kinda making this up as I go along.

My idea, which developed as I went, is that the first part of the 'name' refers to caste, Eta referring to the leaders (In most cases, Eta-Eta got a special promotion to 'Alpha' because Chrysalis has the hots for him.), Gamma to the warriors, and Zeta to the workers. Within the primary castes (Leaders and warriors) there is further segregation.

By the way Eta-Eta/Alpha/Medulla having different eyes may or may not be an important point I dunno, heh.

This means that there would actually be multiple Eta-Gamma's at one time, but that doesn't matter because the egalitarian nature of the Hive would make them all indistinguishable from each other anyway.

3795941 Yeah, I tried to have a fun little thing before the gigantic info dump that was the next chapter. I also just felt like having a little fun and expounding on the mountain idea, along with the bats. I love those guys and they'll come up a bit more now.

He still hasn't gotten a lock for that drawer, and he isn't the only changeling around now. There's also a few people that still don't like him, and a few others that would gain by accusing him of spying. Hmmmmm

:rainbowdetermined2:

After further analysis and reflection I exorcised a certain passage near the end of chapter 9- Paperwork. I sincerely apologize to anybody that has read it, and suggest you re-read the last bit from where they arrive at the inn if you read this before friday morning. If you don't know what I'm talking about, then you're safe and needn't worry. To the rest, I'm sorry for that. The passage didn't work in the long term and doesn't make sense.


For those wondering, this is what happened in the removed passage
Wildcard was to be recognized by the inn keep, who lamented about her first love who looked similar, and 'they never did find that kid'. On further reflection this made zero sense and now it's gone. The inn keep recognizing an undisguised changeling, and the bizarre amount of happenstance that would lead to Wildcard finding her, as well as the way she mentions losing her child with no sign of being angry at him or anything, doesn't work at all. It was dumb to begin with.

Oh, so much happening!

So, he got that lock for the drawer! That would seem to cement my earlier assessment that he'll be forced to use that dossier instead of somepony finding it...

One thing that seemed odd was Rainbow Dash so easily retracting her classification of Wildcard as evil. Unless she's lying, I think a bit more about her thought processes could really clarify and even enhance that scene.

Pretense! Not really sure what's up with him, or even if anything is going to happen with him at all... Unless! I wonder if he could have some connection to the griffons...

That glow! Hmm... Is Wildcard supercharged with love? -or could it be something else? Could it perhaps have something to with when it happened--the kiss? -or even the show?

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I agree with the RD points, I'll take another look at it sometime, not sure what to add at the moment. Perhaps I could switch the POV but that might get messy, needs thought. My core weakness as a writer is character development, and while I think I've improved I'm still weak. What I see is happening here is RD sees Wildcard 'stretch his wings' metaphorically, and literally. He's able to keep up, which makes him equal to the slowest pegasus. This also makes him the fastest changeling.

That's why I started this, it's got a lot of character development, which provides for a lot of practice.

With regards to the green glow, I'm gonna word of god this and explain it as yes, he is supercharged with love. Maybe that will become important again who knows. I'll see if I can clarify that when I'm looking at RD scenes later.

Pretense will return, oh yes indeed he will.

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To be more exact, what I'm asking is how does RD make the connection between "flying well" to "not being evil"?... I do have my own idea on how RD could begin to trust Wildcard, and it doesn't even require much change of events... you know, if you want to hear it. It's your story.

3804396 Go for it, worst case scenario I decide I don't like it.
To be perfectly honest I've totally taken ideas from these comments and inserted them. Which ones will forever remain a mystery.

In my dumb mind the connection was "Acted unlike a changeling, changelings are evil; not acting like one proves that maybe you, specifically, aren't evil." It needs thought. There's also a certain amount of bilateral respect built.

3804636

Alrighty! I suppose I better spoiler this for potential... stuff.

It has to do, not with the flying, but just the two of them flying together. That Rainbow Dash makes no secret of thinking Wildcard evil, but Wildcard doesn't really argue about their flying alone, as opposed to insisting on traveling by train where Wildcard would be protected by anything RD might do by unavoidable witnesses (and Wildcard not doing anything to RD during their flight) is strong evidence of Wildcard's true nature as "not evil".

3804674 ooooh i like this.
I'm stealing it, and this post can serve as proof it was your idea. Thank ye kindly sir. I had some similar thoughts but was never able to really quantify them, you've done that quite nicely.

That'll probably add a few hundred words to what is already a giant chapter too, I've got no problem with that.

Ah-ha! I was so, so right!

Hmm! ... I think, over the last couple chapters, you've mixed up Applebuck and Buckapple a few times...

Finally, I think I may need to reread this, because I don't recall Wildcard doing anything that violates the treaty.

-and on that topic... who the heck does Spitfire think she's talking to!? Wildcard is an ambassador, with duties regarding international relations, not military deployment! Does Spitfire really think Celestia will let her get away with doing... something to the ambassador if the actual military commanders back home don't or can't meet Spitfire's demands? Either she's an idiot or just manipulated the ambassador using this toothless scare tactic.

3820689 You're quite possibly right, it's in the list of final things to check.

With regards to Spitfires orders: an elements of Wildcards character, which I may have missed developing, is a lifetime of being trained to take orders, and a fear of authority. So when faced with an even toothless threat kinda freaks him out.

He violated the treaty those few times he accidentally disguised himself. A very technical violation, but a violation in the end. I may end up reworking this entire part; I was feeling bogged down so I fudged most of this together to get us to the next day.

Right now I have to figure out how to fix this 'oops I referenced an event involving Luna while she was on the moon', problem.

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Oh, right. Disguising, Guess that didn't register since, you know, it was accidental/reflexive, instinctual responses... Seems like something Changelings would know about themselves and want to make clear, but whatever. Maybe (if it's drawn attention to again) Wildcard will want to bring that up and have the treaty amended? After all, it sounds like something that could be easily exploited by somepony who doesn't like Changelings: Scare one into "disguising" and call attention to the violation of the treaty... Meh, then again, Celestia probably wouldn't let something so obvious pass and call to amend the treaty herself if such happens.

Y'know what? Unpublishing Dusk Falls until I can take another look at it tomorrow. Sorry folks. It got late and I rushed it, which was dumb it can just wait another day.

bet luna said
"oh its on"

:facehoof: Lyra Lyra Lyra
just no

3821912 Something you think was written poorly?

3825657 Why thank you kindly, any reason why though?

I hope you meant treasury instead of GDP; a treasury of 50 million would be small, while a GDP of 50 million would be utter economic collapse.
If we assume that bar averages 20 patrons a day - which would be VERY low - and each patron drinks a single mug at 5 bits each, then it would earn 36,500 bits per year, or about 1/1000th of the entire economy.

3826341 I never expected anyone to math anything woah, maybe I'll take another look at it thanks.
I was shooting for a "small, but reasonable" economy for a population of what I see as between 500,000 and one million.

Got a suggestion there? Applebuck counting for a sizeable portion of the economy ~eventually~ is a minor plot point in the sequel work.

Years off the life of an immortal being? Sure, sounds like a fair trade for a nifty hairdo.
Also, he's a poor doctor if he didn't keep close patient records.

10 million bit equipment in a nation with a GDP of 50 million? How many foreign treasuries did he rob to pay for that?

3826526 Took ten odd years to build, guess I could have been more clear.

Anyway thanks for these comments, your insight is hecka valuable to me.

So...this doesn't make sense...The changelings have repeatedly infiltrated ponies and Canterlot and done so for very long stretches of time. I like the doctor character and the interaction is nice but it really doesn't make sense that somehow they wouldn't have similar immunities.

3828146 My explanation was that they had always stayed away from direct contact.

...which now that I think about it I directly contradict later, oops.

I'll put some more thought into it, it's too ingrained into the story to abandon entirely.

e: Ideaing

Workers have always lived in the hive, barely even ever seeing the sun. They would be highly susceptible to any contagions at all when they leave. This, and the fact that immunization for things is a routine service provided by the Equestrian Government, might be a better way to work this. Wildcard would be probably fine without them, but it's best he gets them to avoid getting horse measles or whatever. The workers, however, need to be immunized as an imperative due to how weak their immune systems would be.

I did a bit of writing based on this. It's crap, and it goes off the rails at the end, but enjoy:

As the guard ushered First Class into Luna's study, she found the Princess sitting in a rather exquisite mahogany chair staring intently into the fire. For somepony like First Class who dealt with nobles on a regular basis, the intended message was clear - 'I am unhappy, and brooding over the cause'.
Her years of experience saw her build a resistance to such intimidation tactics. She knew Luna was well aware of this, as well as being aware aware of Luna's awareness of First Class's awareness, and as a result they were both aware that Luna did not need to use such methods for their intimidation value, but had an unquenchable flair for the theatric.
There was, however, no defense against the raw intimidation power of the immortal moon-mover. Still, First class managed to enter the room without noticeable trepidation "You wished to see me, Princess?"
Luna's response was short, but held no discernible emotion "Yes. Sit."
A gesture with Luna's hoof and a soft glow drew First Class's eyes to a cushioned bench as it moved into place before to a tea table. As she begun trotting over she noticed that Luna's chair had already been repositioned to sit across from the bench. First class found this quite disconcerting, and would later look back on it with a little resentment due to it causing her hooves to get away from her for a moment. Luna watched this in silence, saying and showing nothing until First Class had taken her seat.
"Will you have tea?" Luna asked, or said; First Class was unsure if it was intended as a question or an order.
First Class nodded "Yes, please". She was a professional - resolving uncertainty was her job.
Cups appeared before the both of them, and First Class knew immediately this was going to be one of those problem meetings.
It was barley tea. She hated barley tea.
As Princess Celestia's aide it was her responsibility to ensure that when her Princess took tea that anything she could request would be in stock, and as such she was keenly aware of every variety of tea in the castle, was on a first-name basis with the various suppliers, and practiced meticulous record-keeping so her mental inventory would always be accurate. Her one 'misuse' of power, if it could be called that, was to ensure the castle stores never contained barley tea; the Princess normally took tea with her when there were no other guests to entertain, and while the Princess had yet to ask for barley tea specifically she quite often asked for anything new in stock, for or a list of teas in stock she hadn't had in awhile. Key words being "in stock". She did not know where Luna obtained this vile concoction, but First Class would ensure that however much was left was never part of the castle's stores. To date, she believed it to be the finest deception ever successfully pulled on Celestia.
Still, she followed Luna's lead and took a sip; she had asked for it, technically, and she would drink it without showing a hint of her disgust.

"Were you aware," Luna began a few minutes later, First Class's cup already half drained "that in the past year the Canterlot-Ponyville rail line has had over a thousand of what they call 'animal impact events'?"
First class shook her head "I'm not even familiar with that term, Princess.". She relaxed a bit internally - She could hazard a guess what the term meant, but if this was about the trains then she wasn't in the line of fire.
"That would be why they use it." Luna frowned "It means the train hit an innocent creature, and hurt or killed it. They chose the term so this... charnel affront would be hidden behind sanitary words. Why has this problem been masked instead of corrected? Do ponies even know this happens at all? Do they even care? Do they think about this when they buy tickets?"
First Class paused for a moment as red flags went up - Luna was speaking to her instead of Celestia. The words "plausible deniability" ran through her head as she realized her answers could cause some rather serious problems. For her.
Officially, Luna was asking a common pony about common pony life.
Unofficially, Luna was making an end-run around Celestia so she could act on her own to fix a problem before Celestia could stop her, and use this conversation to foist it off on First Class. She had a duty to answer completely and truthfully, so her only hope would be to bend the conversation into a proper crash position in the hopes her career would survive.
First Class regretted relaxing moments prior - she shouldn't have doubted the omen of barley tea.
"The ones to talk to would be Fluttershy and Princess Twilight Sparkle; if anybody would know, and anybody could fix it, it would be them."
A good, solid deflection. The now-former elements would at least distract Luna long enough for First Class to talk to Celestia, and- Luna was glaring at her. Why was Luna glaring at her?
"I asked you." came the clipped words of the agitated diarch.
With all the calmness she could muster, First Class answered "I don't know, Princess. I suppose it's something we don't think about much; I guess everypony kind of assumes it happens. I don't think there's anypony to blame, I think it's just a sad fact of life nowadays."
First Class winced internally - it wasn't her best work, and she wasn't sure how she could recov-
"Quite." came the simple statement from Luna
This prompted an uncertain "Princess?" from First Class.
The princess finished her tea, prompting First Class to do the same.
Setting the cup down, Luna continued "It is, indeed, a 'sad fact of life' as you put it. Ponies are mildly aware of it, but they do not let themselves become concerned with it. Until, of course, it is pointed out to them."
The bottom dropped out of First Class's stomach as she realized she had been played. She has no idea where this was going, but felt there was an object lesson in her future.
A few short stacks of paper appeared with the hallmark glow of Luna's magic and landed on the table, the teacups having apparently decided to be somewhere else moments prior.
"Following the recent... encounter, I have been researching changeling culture."
She floated the top stack over to First Class
"You may read the full report later" Luna stated casually, First Class well aware that the 'may' in this case meant she was being given permission to delay the now-required reading until after this meeting was over. "But for now, I will go over the relevant details.
The changeling practice of escape dossiers is used by infiltrators as an emergency means of escape in the event they are discovered. Their production requires detailed observation and surveillance of a pony who is well known and respected, which represents a significant investment of time and resources. As a result their usage is controlled very strictly; they are used only as a last-resort, and the punishments for misuse are... Severe.
We have determined that Ambassador Wildcards request for an escape dossier was almost certainly sent on his first day in office. That would put it prior to your initial meeting; he could not have requested your dossier specifically. More to the point, using an escape dossier to research the background of a romantic interest is exceedingly unlikely; discovery and punishment aside, as you said, had he asked you would have answered."
First class was visibly frowning at that point, not even bothering to hide her displeasure at this point - the fact that changelings had been spying on her for a 'significant time' just made things worse. At least it was comforting to know Wildcard wasn't as creepy as she thought he was - she was still disgusted, but would sleep better at night knowing he wasn't stalking her. Still, that left one vital question. "What does this have to do with trains?"
To this, Luna smiled "The common link - social normalcy.
Ponies use the train for the sake of convenience. They do not think of what happens to animals as a result, it is simply how things are.
Meanwhile, Changelings use escape dossiers for the sake of survival. They do not think of what happens to ponies as a result, it is simply how things are."
First Class fumed at this "Does that make it ok to spy on ponies and dig into their lives? To take their identities? We're not animals!"
Luna was unphased by First Class's loss of composure "I would think each pony so victimized by changelings would rather keep their suffering than trade lots with the animals. Answer me this, however: Do you begrudge the changelings that have used these dossiers their lives? Do you resent that they live because of these dossiers?"
First Class took a deep breath, and held it for a moment as she calmed down. Luna had her at that, but she wouldn't go down without a fight "No. No, I can't. You're right. But now-"
Luna held up a hoof as she cut First Class off "But now the practice is over, and we will punish any caught engaging in it."
Sighing, First Class set her head on the table "I suppose I understand, but I'm still not going to forgive Wildcard - that's what this is about, right? I deserve better; he shouldn't have kept it."
Luna nodded sagely "I'm sure. Tell me, why did you drink the tea?"
First Class's ears went up at this "I enjoy tea! I take tea with Celes-"
With a shake of her head, Luna dismissed that "Excepting, of course, barley tea. Which I should note has been absent from the castle stores since you were hired, if your inventory records are correct."
Blushing furiously, First Class was barely able to speak "Oh. Um, heh. Well, I kinda asked for it."
The grin on Luna's face made it clear she was enjoying this "True, and swallowed your disgust to avoid insult."
First Class buried her head under her fore hooves to hide her embarrassment. "Ok, you've made your point."
A stack of paper landed on First Class's head "Have I? You work out of my sister's office so this particular piece may be familiar to you. It's a fairly standard document; I understand the Captain - excuse me - General ensures that there is one for every person living or working in the castle, as well as foreign officials major domestic political figures, and a smattering of other beings of note..."
First Class whimpered "Oh, no."
Luna flipped through the remaining stacks of paper as she went on "Yes, it seems that as a matter of policy we now keep up to date dossiers. Officially, this policy was enacted following the wedding invasion as a measure to identify imposters when other methods of detection are unavailable."
First Class moved her forehooves up on top of what she now knew to be wildcard's dossier, and pressed it down into her face in frustration. It was clearly far more extensive than the one he had had on her, which she suppose was Luna's way of unofficially informing her in that the Moon Princess served as the nation's spymaster and had Wildcard under careful surveillance. "I am a featherbrained idiot. How did I forgot about these? How could I buck things up this badly? You win, just tell me what else you have in that pile so I can leave and beat my head against a wall for a few hours."
The remaining paper ruffled as it slid over to First Class. She couldn't see it, but she could feel Luna grin. First class rolled her head to the side, pushing the dossier off so she could look at her Cheshire-grinning diarch. "Blank paper. I did not think the two documents physical weight matched that of their importance.
I cannot and will not ask you to forgive Wildcard, only to understand how things were. Your time may be better spent talking to him instead of trying to dent the walls; remember that he is under orders to avoid you, so if you do wish to resolve this conflict you will have to approach him.
I will contact Twilight and Fluttershy to see what can be done about the trains, by the by.
You are dismissed."
While normally First Class would have held to strict protocol, it was clear that Princess Luna was enjoying seeing behind First Class's proverbial mask. With that in mind, she simply tucked the report on changeling society under her wing and walked out the door, pointedly leaving Wildcard's dossier on the table.
Unseen and unheard by First Class, Luna smiled softly to herself. This would correct most of the needless tension at war meetings, and smooth operation here was vital to the war effort. More importantly this would shift the scales of debt between her and Wildcard in her favor; he would side with her, and if things go as she expected then First Class would advocate for him. Underhanded? Yes, but necessary; Celestia was the heart and soul of the nation, but war is heartless and soulless. Luna was none of these things, simply pragmatic. She could make the decisions Celestia couldn't, in several different meanings of the phrase. Celestia was not in a mindset fit for war; she would choose the most peaceful option even if it was the worst. She had spent centuries attuning herself to peace and harmony, and it was best for Equestria that she be that way. Celestia could certainly retrain herself for war, but that would take time, she would still be couched in her old mindset, and for decades afterwards she would not be quite so fit to rule in peace as she had been before.
As long as Celestia made no hard choices she would avoid the taint of war; Luna would save her by drowning out her voice on the war council. The cosmic irony of taking power from her sister so her sister could better rule later instead of keeping power and motivated by love instead of envy was not something she found funny.

3831219 I absolutely love this and would like your permission to add it as a chapter, a sort of 'bonus' chapter, with due credit of course.

You manage to do so many things here that I was going to do, except you manage to do them better then I could have. Your idea of what the dossiers are is absolutely spot on, and it's just so well written too.

basically i love you.

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