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Proud-Dust 2231

Joined May 2012
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    Proud-Dust's Stories (2)

    • The Pride of Dust
      What is in a smile, more specifically Pinkie Pie's smile? I implore you to find, "The Pride of Dust"

      6,853 words · 488 views · 22 likes · 2 dislikes
    • The Heroes we Are
      What is a hero? Someone who protects us? Someone who saves us? But who protects the hero then?
      13,578 words · 445 views · 35 likes · 6 dislikes
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    What is a hero? A hero saves us, protects us and helps us in our darkest times... but does he truly save us or does he simply protect us from the threats he can see? Does he truly protect us and it is enough? What good would a hero be without the sword to protect us from our own demons?

    A tale of ideals, despair and the reality of heroism itself. I come to this world to become what I won't be for a long time. I come to this world to realize a hero's time. I come in accordance to White Hat, Phenomenon of Heroes to the world of Equestria. If I can realize my dreams, so be it. I'll gladly play the knight in his cosmic chessboard.

    Set in the universe created by Rust and Blackwing, Notus Eques comes to Equestria to realize how far he'd go for his dreams, ideals and desires.

    His dream was pure, his ideals unsullied, his desire was salvation itself. How easy it will be to tear his dream, ideals and desire with the mercilessness of reality and turn them into childish fantasies.

    First Published
    27th Jul 2012
    Last Modified
    31st Aug 2012

    Comments ( 14 )

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    #1 · Chapter 2 · 42w, 1d ago · · ·
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    I approve of this. You can add it to the group yadda yadda yadda.

    #2 · Chapter 2 · 42w, 1d ago · · ·
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    WOOT! GO PROUD!! YOU GOT THIS!! WELCOME TO THE CHESSIVERSE MY GOOD FRIEND! :pinkiehappy:

    #3 · Chapter 1 · 42w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Interesting start.....let's see where this goes

    #4 · Chapter 2 · 42w, 18h ago · · ·
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    Oh no, they've attacked, everybody run ^^^

    #5 · Chapter 2 · 42w, 18h ago · · ·
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    Bout time you've posted this.

    #6 · Chapter 1 · 42w, 12h ago · · ·
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    Damn. That guy sur f*cked up with his dreams. Joker style.

    "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see you become the villain."

    #7 · Chapter 1 · 41w, 6d ago · · ·
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    *ahem*... It's about time this got put up, I'd been wanting to read the story of the mysterious Notus Eques for a while! Ever since I read the Badasses blog, but I couldn't find this. Well, it's here now, and that makes me happy.:pinkiehappy:

    Anyway, I'm off to read the next chapter.

    #8 · Chapter 2 · 40w, 4d ago · · ·
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    Interesting premise. More updates anytime soon?

    #9 · Chapter 2 · 38w, 2d ago · · ·
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    i shall wait for more

    #10 · Chapter 3 · 37w, 6h ago · · ·
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    Proud, I just, you know, love this.

    I mean, seriously, this imagery is intense.

    Though, I will admit, your story is going to have be very long, if this is what occurs in this amount of words.

    Not that that's a bad thing

    #11 · Chapter 3 · 37w, 5h ago · · ·
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    So Colors found Notus after he got punted?

    #12 · Chapter 3 · 34w, 6d ago · · ·
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    Too many details for my tired eyes :facehoof:

    Great story bro. If I had anything to add, it would be that you maybe could do a bit more in the dialogue-department.

    Description and details are important, but there IS such a thing as going overboard.

    -Glassed

    #13 · Chapter 3 · 30w, 1d ago · · ·
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    I demand moar!

    This story is amazing!

    #14 · Chapter 3 · 19w, 2h ago · · ·
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    My goodness, I feel so bad that I haven't read this sooner, but it's just so jarring to read something where the author goes, "You know what, screw the unintelligent, smart people can read too." In short, it's quite... refreshing to see something that agrees that I have at least some level of intelligence, and makes a story that is rather pleasing to read to boot (don't get me started on ones that know readers are intelligent and DON'T make an interesting story *cough* most "literary classics", especially those that are called so by pretentious yuppies now-a-days *cough* )

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