The arrival of 'Equestria'.
If there was a moment where humanity as a whole was involved, it was this one. At first, it was a big mess: Intelligent equines that came with a huge continent-sized island, the misunderstandings that came with the first meetings, and among many, many other things... Equestria's magic.
The untouchable natural energy that gives the ponies their abilities with the weather, land, and magic itself... was lethal to humans.
And that's how the 'Conversion Bureau' became another important event in humanity's history. Perhaps the last one.
The only choice of survival for the humans was to transform into a pony, and while the barrier was expanding, the planet itself had some major changes.
Now, months after a complete conversion, Humankind is now Ponykind.
But...
Fate is always unpredictable.
Oh, this should be fun!
This is a interesting start and well written I'm definently looking forward to more. Liked and followed my dear wordsmith!!
This is such a wonderful concept! And so well-written, as well! Hope the next chapter is very soon!
This looks really interesting, can't wait to see where this goes!
Hope to see more in the future
Great story so far my only complaint is it's a pain in the ass to translate everything because certain parts don't translate well
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Glad you're liking it! And sorry about the spanish parts. It's true that certain sentences in spanish have a different structure compared to english.
I'd be surprised if someone genuinely doesn't where Chile is
Does anyone know where I can read the original The Conversion Bureau story? And no, I don't care if it's bad.
Just finished watching a bunch of rvb so Diego is now Diego "Lopez" lastnametoberevealed in my head.
Being ponies is not who we are
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Thats the lie. The real reason is from CELESTIA herself.
conquer and genocide
It's good to see him again, I followed him in his stories in Spanish on Wattpad and I look forward to an update there.
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Amo que haya parte en español. Como la mayoría de la historia, y el sitio, está en inglés; Google traduce casi todo el texto y deja partes en el idioma original. Así que leo tu historia traducida y en el idioma original.
Go, Diego, go.