EThunderstorm and the Four Winds
MLP: FiM
Adventure
Once upon a time, one brave pegasus stole command over the weather itself from the heavens.
Rainbow Dash
Scootaloo
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Apr

23rd

2017

Second wind. · 7:46pm Apr 23rd, 2017

Folks might recall a story I cranked out last February, Thunderstorm and the Four Winds, an attempt at a mythic piece thrown through the combined wringers of Rainbow Dash's narration and my own flailing attempts at first-person recounting of a largely third-person narrative.

If you were left looking at said piece and thinking to yourself, "I'd like to read that again, only better," then think no more. One brave and inspired soul tackled the whole piece and parsed it into an epic format, cutting through my own and Rainbow Dash's cackhandery to get at the core of the piece. They posted their efforts in the comments section then, and have now seen fit to publish it as a full-blown story on the site with my blessing. Go check out The Epic of Thunderstorm and the Four Winds. It's affa fine.

Recursive fanfiction's always a delight. Recursive fanfiction in the style of an epic, especially so.