Twilight and friends awake to find themselves in unfamiliar territory. A gray room, devoid of detail, save a door. It'll take a keen eye to find their means of escape, but will Pinkie's meddling prove to be their undoing?

I had a bit of fun writing this one, I just hope someone finds it as amusing as I did.

EqD's doing a writer's training ground event. :3 This sounds awesome. Also, I'm not sure if this requires the "Adventure" tag or the "Slice of Life" tag, due to the nature of Bats! :/

Twilight's spell didn't entirely remove all traces of the vampire fruit bat from Fluttershy, and when an attempt to fix it backfires, can they prevail once again, or will Flutterbat be here to stay?

Life has been hard for Quicksilver, a thief with quick wit and a silver tongue. But one day when a theft goes sour, his escape from the guards led him into a unique situation: he wound up on a train filled with employees bound for a resort for only the richest ponies in all of Equestria. With the thought of making an honest living for a change, he eagerly awaited what this new lease on life might give him. Will he change his fortunes for the better, or will the temptation from pilfering the vast amounts of wealth contained within the resort's walls prove too much for him to bear?

I'm writing this as part of EqD's Nightmare Night fanfic writing contest. I wanted to take part in National Pony Writing Month, but due to the Artists Training Grounds, and irl stuff, that didn't happen, so this'll do (I suppose). My first fanfic, and I'm writing about horror, where has my life gone so wrong? But enough of hearing me ramble, onto the story.

A day like any other in Ponyville, peaceful and calm. Pinkie invites her friends to have a party over at Sugarcube Corner. The merriment soon turns into horror as shorty after the party starts, the group finds themselves in a strange place, the careful planning of a cunning individual. Leaving is simple, the group must overcome a set of challenges, each tailor-made against their character. The consequence for failure: Death. With the odds stacked against them, they must fight for their lives. Who could know these ponies so well to do something like this? No one knows...