This story is a sequel to Mcedge in Equestria
Mcedge, who once lived a lonely and miserable life as a hermit at a verile age where nobody should be, he is taken to the land of Equestria. The ponies, in their kind natures, accept him and accept him into their fold, where he lives in peace... for a while. For it turns out another human has landed in Equestria. One who is not as intent on living in harmony with the status quo. Not only must Mcedge fight the chaos that his counterpart has created, but also his own very powerful inner demons, which have the potential to be just as harmful to Equestria as the deliberate malice of this other human.
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Just when I think not another work of fiction could reach my very soul as much as the first Mcedge in Equestria, the second one proved me wrong in spades. The range of emotion I experienced in this short journey through the mind of the author was more palpable than the joy of orgasm, the pain of loved ones lost, or the rage of homosexuals being homosexual near me. 10/10 excellent story; I can't wait to read further renditions of Mcedge in Equestria.
This is without a doubt the second-finest piece of literature I have had the joy of reading, following ever-so-closely behind Twilight 4: Bloody Birth Boogaloo.
Truly, Mcedge has outdone himself. Such artistry is unrivaled in our modern times. Indeed, the only possible comparison to such a masterpiece could be the works of the Bard, or Chaucer. Never has literature reached such glorious heights, such crushing lows. The symbolism of such a story is unique amongst its fellows, with the plight of the titular Mcedge echoing the human struggle to break free of the bonds we crate for ourselves.
Such skill at weaving a tale, relatable to all of us in modern society, is truly unheard of. I applaud you, author. You have performed the impossible: creating a story of more depth and impact than even the ambrosia and nectar that is the original Mcedge in Equestria.
Five stars are not enough. A galaxy, a universe are not enough. I laughed, I cried, my soul was ripped from me and lifted to the heavens. I was exhausted, exhilerated, revolted, exalted, disgusted, elated, intoxicated. A towering work of breathtaking beauty with stunning implications for our world, and the world we fear it might become. Words fail me. Read it if you dare. You will never be the same
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