Upon making it to the human world, and meeting someone named Daniel in a city called 'Vancouver,' Twilight Sparkle goes to London and Paris to learn more about the human world.
It should be stated that Twilight is not human.
Special thanks to:
+Clockwork Sprocket, for getting me into ponies.
+The Professor and students of the travel study.
+The British bronies, even though we didn't meet up, I still saw a cool building because of them.
+The London and Paris tax payers; nice cities!
+Purdue University for the background of the title. (http://webs.purduecal.edu/intl/ea/programs/available-programs/study-in-london-paris/)
+Flutterflyraptor for the excellent vector of Twilight. (http://flutterflyraptor.deviantart.com/art/My-seventh-vector-of-Twilight-Sparkle-415553484)
I own nothing, save the human, but if Hasbro wants him as well, they can take him.
It´s very nice! The only problem for me is that we don ´ really no the purpose of all that. It´s just tiwilght making tourism
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First of all, I'd like to thank you for your comment. It is a wonderful feeling to see someone to respond to ones own work. Now to address your comment at large, since I assume most of the 91 readers at this point have had similar thoughts. What I want to say is patience, since the story is still starting at this point, but I also want to say you understand the other half of the story: Twilight playing tourist, as that is a sizeable portion of what this story is about. The other individual in this story, Daniel, is also with her and it is too his first time in Europe. So not only is Twilight playing tourist, but she does so with someone else. So the story is an interaction between both two individuals who are playing tourist together. But there is a second half, and that is where I must ask for a bit of patience as it makes up the other key part of the story.
Thank you for your kind words, and your comment. I hope you enjoy the story.
Ok! I will be patient, good luck
He is taking this way too easily, I think that maybe why got so many downvotes. Otherwise, great story !