We all have a breaking point. A point we reach where it hurts more to carry on as we are than it does to make the changes we need to make. But, in the darkest places, when everything we've worked for is at stake, how far past that point are we willing to walk? And when we reach that point, how different is fiction from reality?

The legend of Nightmare Moon has never been lost to ponykind. The jealous younger sister, corrupted by her dark inner feelings turned on the elder sister, and as punishment she was banished to the moon. Nopony ever asked for anything more, nopony ever cared about the details. But the story, the legend, as it's become, is so very vague. What truly happened, a thousand years ago, when the Moon refused to give way to the Sun?

Check out that new cover by Eagle Quill! Ain't it gorgeous?!

(The Final Chapter of the Scootaloo Dash trilogy) It's been seven years since Jade's death and Steel's placement in the home of the Dash family. Scootaloo and the rest of Iron Pony are living their lives exactly how they always dreamed. Scootaloo even managed not only to maintain her relationship with Lightning, but is now, after seven years of dating, finally engaged to him (took him long enough, don't you think?). As the band takes a break from touring and recording, Scootaloo begins to spend more time with her family back in Ponyville, particularly her brother, Steel. Unfortunately, Steel is unwilling to spend the time with his sister as he begins to question the circumstances of his adoption...

We all have regrets: Memories of actions we wish to any deity that will listen that we could take back. But when you are the most powerful in the land, a living Goddess even, you have no choice but to confront every sin you have ever committed.

You may be gone, but I'm not going anywhere