This story is a sequel to Search for the Truth

Radiant Hope's Center for Mental Renewal; a place to heal the mind, soothe the soul, calm the heart...

...and have oddly deep conversations with Pinkie Pie about the nature of madness, prophecy, and free will.

Continuity: The Song of the Spheres
Branch: The Seekers of the Stars

For two years now, Pharynx and his loyal swarm have been fighting to preserve the changeling way of life, infiltrating and raiding the pitiful pony knock-off his brother set up in order to show its weakness.

For the past year, Pharynx has been keeping his swarm together, preserving them from the invading Equestrians and their allies while still demonstrating changeling strength.

For the past three weeks, Pharynx and the eight left in his swarm have been licking their wounds in their last hideout, waiting for the alliance to give up the search or find them.

For the past day, Pharynx and the remnants of his swarm have been preparing to die.

Inspired by listening to Sabaton's "Shiroyama."

! WARNING! !
BRAIN-DUMP AHEAD!
CONTENTS MAY BE UNFINISHED, INCOHERENT, OR SICKENINGLY UNPOLISHED!
CONTINUE AT OWN RISK!

A repository for all the drabbles, short stories, and associated drivel that bubbles up during my creative process but that I don't have a regular outlet for at the moment. Proceed with caution.

Mount Aris, Jewel of the South, Citadel of Sea, Sky, and Stone, place of singing heights and awesome depths, and beloved home of Silverstream, is sending her (along with her parents, of course) on a mission to Griffonstone, the great city beyond the Celestial Sea. Queen Novo sent them to call on their ancient friendship with the Groverians and ask for help dealing with a sudden spike in disappearances. What started out as individuals vanishing without a trace has turned into entire ships suddenly disappearing, frequently enough to scare most of the traders away from the Straits of Aris. Nobody knows what's causing the disappearances, though after a month almost everyone agrees that it's foul play.

But whose play? Pirates would try to ransom their captives, murderers would have slipped up by now, and slavers wouldn't risk drawing the Dragon Lord's ire by attacking Cadmun ships.

Who's behind the disappearances? Where are those who disappear going? What does 'ATHANG' mean, and why did Queen Novo give Sky Beak a note saying it? (And what else was written on it?)

Silverstream sails across the Celestial Sea, in search of Griffonstone, adventure, and answers.

This story is a sequel to The Darkening Sky

The heiress, trying to find her place in the world.
The best friend, trying to figure out what she is when her friend isn't around.
The mercenary, trying to choose which banner to fly.
The drifter, trying to escape the tailwind of his elder sister.

A band bound only by their seeming opposition to each other hunts the truth.

Continuity: The Song of the Spheres
Branch: The Seekers of the Stars

This story is a sequel to The Mists of Time

Applejack trains for war as the clouds gather.

Continuity: The Song of the Spheres
Branch: The Children of the Storm

This story is a sequel to Politics by Many Means

Hollow Shades, home to the tombs and shades of countless Nocturnes.

Sugar Belle, haunted by her failures and the shades of those who fell to them.

As midnight calls, the boundaries between these two shall blur, and more shades shall enter their shared realm.

Continuity: The Song of the Spheres
Branch: The Seekers of the Stars

This story is a sequel to An Altostratus Sky

Obey Shining Armor or try to stop Starlight?

Face the world her actions have helped create or try to wish it all away?

Face her past or keep it locked away?

With a will of iron, Sunset makes her choices.

Continuity: The Song of the Spheres
Branch: The Seekers of the Stars

In the beginning, there was the world, and the creatures that dwelt within it. But the world was incomplete, possessing only poor magic.

In the fullness of time, She, the One with Hair of Flame, the Beaconess, came, and gave magic to the world, and all was reborn in wonder.

Many trials did the Divine Beaconess endure, and with her friends overcome; the Renewal, the Dark Lady, the Great Mage War, all rose against her and failed. Their darkness could not overcome the light of her Harmony.

Many years have come and gone, countless generations lived and died, but still the Divine Beaconess endures, ascended to the heavens and enthroned in power, gazing lovingly down upon her children. And still we, her faithful ones, proclaim her truth to the world, crying out the words she herself taught us when she still walked among us; "Amikeco estas magio!"

A story set in the Oversaturated World.

The fallacy of Mark Solitarism, the idea that Cutie Marks have single, literal interpretations, has been disproven multiple times, either by individuals with multiple-talent Marks (i.e.; Spitfire's Cutie Mark signifying her talent at flying and at directing her fiery passion) or by individuals with abstract Marks (i.e.; Sunburst's Cutie Mark signifying his talent for 'shedding light' on questions of magical theory). This has led some to propose not only that Cutie Marks can have multiple meanings, but that some of those meanings may wax or wane in prominence over the years, allowing a pony to seem to change talents over time as their capabilities or interests change.

Rainbow Dash is about to prove them right.

Entry in the My Little Pony Renaissance Contest.