This story is a sequel to Reaper: Requiem's Reflection
When a new transfer student and a mysterious boy arrive at Canterlot High, Shimmer becomes wary. All of the recent transfer students were tied to magical incidents, herself included, and she fears that this new student is an omen of trials to come. Unfortunately, she's not the only one to reach that conclusion. As she investigates and confirms her suspicions, the government comes in to finally pull the plug on the magical events surrounding the school. Even then, they act too late, as a man named Charade escalates the situation. What should've been another incident like the last three quickly becomes an all-out magic war between the government, Charade...and the mysterious golden haired boy who appeared just as all the insanity began.
More. Also is Twilight DEAD?
7444606 Sort of. EQG Twilight's perfectly fine, of course. I know from your past comments that you've read the original story...where pony Twilight is now technicaly a zombie.
7444951 I think that the proper term is: "lich"
These government agents are IDIOTS! What'll they do to Princess Twilight if she comes through the portal?
7542678 Yeah, she's not showing up. It's kind of a side story, so it might be a while before I actually continue what work I've done on it, but there's gonna be a story about Twilight trying to deal with the crappy world Daniel left her with.
7542760 I said IF she comes through the portal. Not WHEN.
7542995 Fair enough.
7543084 What do you think would happen if the government sent agents through the portal? Sence Twilight isn't going to come through it right now.
7543087 Not sure, but I will say that's highly unlikely. Remember, they're there to shut down the magical activity at the school. They'd sooner destroy the portal than pass through it.
7543322 That would be stupid. And when are they going to find out who the real enemy is?
Idiot, what is more guardian like? Removing a very real and present threat or setting a very real and present threat free? In Texas he'd get the electric chair for mass murder and human experimentation anyway. Scum like that don't deserve to live. My view is, and always has been, that when you take away the rights of others you forfeit those rights yourself, in this case, the right to live.
8073590 Funny thing is, that's a massive part of Daniel's character. He sees things that way, and punishes villains himself, but in doing so he throws the more peaceful options the ponies take out the window. And he doesn't really paint himself in the best light doing that. You and Daniel have a good point overall, but this scene paints Daniel as a monster as well.