Adfic Calender Day 22 · 10:53pm Dec 22nd, 2015
Shadowmane PX-41's Adfic Calender
Day 22...
Today's story is a rather light-hearted tale, which is quite welcoming since Christmas Eve and Day are fast approaching. A tale on how a certain siren went from being a child-minded powerless teenage girl, into a tiny, adorable, cute, loveable, blue filly with the mindset of a four-year old for one day.
Today's story is Adagio and Aria's Little Sonata by my favourite female writer on this website, Tennis Match Fan.
Not all stories can be written for amazing story or heartwarming moments, as I've said many times before. And this one is no exception, with it just being over 5,000 words of Sonata Dusk being Sonata Dusk.
During one of her dreams, Sonata is visited by Princess Luna, who gives her one wish. Within reason, Sonata wishes that she could be a pony for one day. Luna grants her said wish, and she is very pleased with it. The ones who aren't however, are Adagio and Aria, who now have to put up with her even more childish antics until the end of the day.
The story is a more casual and cute story. But given that Tennis does do a lot of casual, laughter-inducing, and sweet stories, that doesn't really surprise me. In fact, in recent years, she's become pretty successful for making stories like this, and referring to herself as #mastershipper, for her ability to ship any two characters together and do it with ease.
As the story goes on, Adagio and Aria eventually cave in and succumb to Sonata's adorable antics; eventually getting the idea to play with her and make her happy until it all wears off the next morning.
It's a short, loveable, cute, playful, and pleasureable story about the Dazzlings. Proving that you don't need to make a big story with lots of big words or a long and twisting plotline to make it a success. For being what it is, it racked up over 244 likes within New Year's Eve last year alone. This means that whatever Tennis is doing, she's doing it right.
If you loved Sonata now, then you'll absolutely adore her here, now and forever, until you eventually die of Sonatabetes...
Three days until Christmas!
