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10,000 years... 10,000 bucking years into the future in a world entirely unfamiliar to me. My home, my castle, my life are all gone. How I got here? I wouldn't know, though I hope to find out. My name is Etherial Dawn, and the author of this story will describe the events that transpired since she arrived. A little filly alicorn, Elysia, who may be responsible for me being here in the future. My friends, I ask only for your attention as you read my tale. My story is one of a kind, and truly original. The author here will do his best to describe to you what happened, though it may be inadequate. I shall not interrupt the tale, so please, enjoy. [re-write of intro]
(Edited by EternalShadow45)

Cancelled... Will publish every chapter with words.

Chapters (3)
Comments ( 10 )

Hello fellow fimfiction writers and readers. I wish too ask those who like or dislike my fic to tell me why. I really need feedback guys! I know I make mistakes, but I cannot accept that fellow writers and readers who are also fellow bronies in this world as crazy as it is, would not like something and not say why, or like something and not say why. I wish too thank those who comment on other peoples stories. My fellow bronies I ask for your help, leave me your feedback.:pinkiehappy:

You know what would make my day?... a comment.:fluttershysad:

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Never fear my friend! I have finally push all my things aside to sit down and read/edit/review this story! I shall return!

Okay, I don't think I need my intro for you. Regardless, Official Reviewer EternalShadow54 here from Editors Dreamland to review your fic!

Errr... hmmm... Can I... point out a few spelling errors in chapter one?

She was very upset, as not only would no one reply too her calls for aid, she was angry.

The "too" in this should be spelt "to".

She only had one more place too go for help, the castle.

The same case here. "too" should just be "to".

The filly had started too cry.

AND here. :twilightblush:

shall lend kindness to those who ask for it. And moreover, too those who need it."

And here...

He asked with what sounded like pure curiousity.

"curiousity" is spelt "curiosity".

The filly's expression turned too one of panic, and he quickly replied with a complement.

"too" should be "to".

She shuttered in response too the cold.

"shuttered" should be spelt "shuddered" and again... "too" is "to".

With pyramid roofs, corinthian pillars, and astounding marksmanship detail of the outer edges.

Heh, more of a suggestion. "pyramid" might sound better as the adjective form "pyramidal".:twilightsmile:

He continued too walk, closely followed by the filly.

"too" is "to"...

They are very powerful, but an unfortunate even occurred after we defeated Discord.

I think you missed crossing your "t" for event there. :derpytongue2:

They we not cracked, though not shiny either.

Errr... "shiny"? I'm not sure what you were meaning to say here. "Skinny" perhaps?

Leading too a grand oak balcony, underneath was a desk.

"too" is "to"...:unsuresweetie:

I am lucky, though not without reason, too be the ruler of such a wealthy country.

Again... "too" is "to"...

He asked as they walks.

I think you meant "walked".

I wish too ask you, what is it like being the ruler of your country?

"too" is "to"...

Which holds a magic enabling them too be invisible in whole.

:facehoof: ........

Resulting in her convincing her brother-in-law, the king, too make a peace treaty with them.

Might I suggest that it would be best to just use "to" instead of "too" for the fact that "to" is used more commonly and is less likely to be wrongly used?

May I inquire as too what that is, I am also quite famished so let us please hurry.

You see it...

My family of course can love, its just that I can utilize its power too do magnificent things.

Again, "too" is "to" here...

He gestures past a window too the mountain which seemed that small sparkle was shining. There was cupcakes, pastries, fruits, even grass tipped with sugar. "This certainly is quite a feast, now it is my turn again too give you praise." She said, bowing slightly. The king laughed as she did so. She seemed quite confused, "May I inquire as too what has delegated your humor?"

Ummm... everywhere "too" is used, it's supposed to be "to".

"Not gunna kill you, not a danger too you, so unless you have any other reason to object." He was just about too when Rogil continued.

You see those "too"s.

What happens too those whom trespass, I know not." He smiled grimly. "They converse with eachother, going about there own business. But they have a darkness to them, as they are indeed ghastly. They care not for the living."

"too"... And "whom" would be more correctly used as "who". "eachother" should be spaced as "each other". "there" should be spelt "their" in the sense you're using it.

He jumped on to the table and started scarfing everything down.

"on to" should be put together as "onto".

And sure enough, when she looked at the veil it had no mess on it what so ever except for the dishes and china clattering away from the scarfing stallion. "Mah, cut d lead." He said what sounded like, "Yeah, what he said." But it was very hard to distinguish from his scarfing down hoards of food.

"what so ever" is all one word as "whatsoever". And "hoards" is spelt "hordes" in this sense.

"Of course my king, what is it you want me too do?" He smiled, "First off show our guest too her quarters, north wing if you do not mind. And send her a Nightveil Guard."

Those "too"s are going to be the end of me... I can feel it...

Built by the first king, but ironically all who wish too enter are allowed entry.

"too"...

The city itself was built out of most of the resources taken to hallow it out.

"hallow" is "hollow".

"Do you want too have some fun?"

"too"...

Hugging her family as she won a contest of Shilem, and every now and then climbing the city roofs and jumping house too house.

"too"...

She could see the road she took too get there.

"too"...

It seemed as though expectant to be evil, but something about it wasn't right.

Try "expecting" instead of "expectant". :scootangel:

And I am disappointed no one decided to help you, Ethel tries too teach his kingdom as he has taught me generousity, but sadly, ever since that element was lost..."

"too"... And "generousity" is spelt "generosity".

He smiled at her, causing her too smile back.

"too"...

He touched his hoof too the gem and it turned pink. "I enjoy the color pink also, but I prefer scarlet. My favorite feeling is the feeling of laughter and humor." He then looked at her, with the kind of look that makes it seem as if he is about to prank you. "Oh, it also explodes sometimes." When he said this, it began too glow and shine. She went too duck and cover and run for her life as fast as she could. Though only too be stopped by him. "Ha! Gotcha'!" I was startled and slightly irritated. "You sure know how to ruin the moment of romance." He looked startled and smiled as though expecting her too kiss him.

Every "too" found throughout...

"I am quite tired, can we head too bed."

"too"...

She was picked up as Rogil turned invisible and sprinted off with her in his arms.
Rogil turned in a 180 degree spin at one point apparently making a wrong turn, and making the princess sick. He then headed back too a hallway, one side with windows, the other doors.

First off, numbers are NEVER used in literature. (Unless you're speaking of time. Even then, you shouldn't.) And "too" again...

She yelled for the longest of times, literally causing the stallion too topple backwards.

"too"...

He opened his eyes, barely daring too look at where he was.

"too"...

He looked around, and noticed indeed there was thick tree foliage, and after a while's gazing, he noticed an old sundial ruin.

"while's"? Could we try... "after a little while gazing..."

He began too walk towards it. He began too also notice its dilapidated features, its stone bricks cracked and with moss growing in certain places. It was on top of a ponymade stone hill, and had steps carved on all the sides the shape of a hexagon. The steps lead too a smooth platform which revealed large stone slacks, with tiny ones in between each of its larger counterpart. The floor was littered with rubble from the above stone brick roof. It was common skill too know how to read these. But, what did it indicate?

Everywhere you find a "too"...

The sun dial indicated something impossible, it stated that it was 200 years after his last recollection.

"sun dial" is one word as "sundial".

Authors PostScript

"Authors" needs an apostrophe as so: "Author's". And "PostScript" should just be "postscript".

His settlement was near the eastern shores after all. He remained silent except in thought, as he was imagining a world far different then the one he knew, but he also thought his castle would still be there.

LAST THING! "then" should be spelt "than" in this sense.

Now... that's only spelling errors off what I could pick out grazing through. Ummm... would you just like me to make the necissary changes? It would consume SO MUCH LESS of my time instead of picking them out, qouting them, and telling you where they are.:twilightsheepish: Now if you DON'T, I'll come back and finish the review after a break. It'll be a nice thirty minute break and I'll be able to just focus on structure, punctuation, and storyline.

~Signed, the guy who cares, EternalShadow54...

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Thanks So much! I am making the corrections right now.

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Also, I will resume the corrections tomorrow. Seriously your editing skills are so awesome I have to resume another day. I still hope you enjoyed the read.:pinkiehappy::twilightsmile::pinkiehappy::twilightsmile::moustache::moustache:

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I finished said corrections. And yes I would love if you would do that for me! That would make my day so much better! :pinkiehappy:

"One day a man walked by a tree, and it was a hot day. He sat down for its shade cooled and shielded him from the hot sun. The tree stirred, now realizing that someone was laying down beside it for its shade. The tree asked, "What cause have you to find shelter from the sun in my leaves shade?" The man replied, "My dear friend, it is quite a hot day, and I was being cooked in the sun. I was merely seeking to protect myself from the sun and its harming rays." The tree replied, "I did not give you permission to come sit down underneath me. So go, and leave. Do not come back unless I allow you to sit underneath me." The man was about to protest, but then stopped and did as he was told. Many years went by, and the tree was alone for quite sometime. Suddenly, there was a group of people carrying axes coming. They were about to cut down the whole forest! The tree panicked, when suddenly, it recognized one of them. It was the man from so many years ago, of whom it refused protection from the sun. The tree called out to it, "Hey! I remember you! Have you come to exact revenge for something as tedious as what I have done to you so many years ago." The man looked towards the tree, apparently in recognition. The man heard it, and replied, "Our village is in need of wood, and there is plenty in those forests you see." They were still coming, the tree had to think of how to save its life. Eventually, it spoke, though in a desperate tone. "I beg of you, please do not cut me down and use me for lumber. I don't want to die!" The tree called. The man smiled and said calmly, "Maybe you should have thought about that before you cast me out of your protection. For the universe tends to favor those of which wrong has been done." He walked up to the tree about to strike when it called out again, "Is there no mercy among men?" This took him off guard. He set down his axe and spoke to the tree, "Where was mercy amongst your folk when we needed shade? Should I have assumed that you would leave me out in the heat? If this is so, let me know?" The tree was taken off guard as well. It regretted its decision and replied, "I am sorry, I should have acted better." The man simply looked down in disappointment and said, "Were I not carrying this axe, you would not be saying the things you are now. Maybe you should think in another life where compassion is due, farewell." And with that, he struck the tree with his axe, eventually cutting it down whole.:fluttercry:

My dear fellow bronies, the moral of this tale is show mercy and compassion upon others, for it could benefit you later in life. Had this tree been kind to the man, he might of spared it. Bronies, disliking my story and not even telling me why is essentially the same thing as this tree has done. I would doubt it befitting that the man should have shown mercy for something the tree did not show him years ago. If you dislike my story, and tell me why it would benefit me, and I could improve so much as to make it better, or even change your opinion. But, never the less, you will ignore this as you always do...
:fluttershysad::fluttershysad::fluttercry::raritydespair: How can you call yourselves bronies and yet do this to another brony?

To those ***holes who disliked and didn't comment as to why I give you at least a fourth of the blame for my story being cancelled. I posted it early eager for feedback so I could improve my story with your help... thanks jack***es. >:( :rainbowwild::twilightangry2:

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