This story is a sequel to Rainbow and the Factory

Rainbow Dash is dead.

Scootaloo saw it herself; an aerial stunt went horribly wrong and her adoptive big sister perished in front of her eyes. She grieved, and her friends - including the late Rainbow's friends - did their best to comfort her. Although, she did notice that Twilight seemed to react to the news... differently from the rest. She seemed to act as if nothing was wrong at all, like Rainbow was even still alive.

Time passes. One day Scootaloo receives a strange book, one that tears open her still-raw wounds and threatens to shatter her mind. Can the Cutie Mark Crusaders solve the mysteries behind the book, and make the pilgrimage to the place where the dead are given new life? Will they discover the truth behind Rainbow's ultimate fate?

More importantly... will they survive long enough to tell the tale?

Inspired by "Rainbow Factory".

Rainbow Dash meets a fan of hers at a Wonderbolts event. Being so awesome and totally able to help, the filly begs her to look for her lost brother; she even knows where he might have gone! But Rainbow feels the local police would be more helpful, sends her away and thinks nothing more of it.

That is, until the filly goes missing as well. Now a conscience-stricken Rainbow must track her down to a desolate peak shrouded in an eternal storm, to the remains of a decrepit factory, and endure the horrors within to save her.

A re-imagining of one of our favorite, classic stories: "Rainbow Factory".

This story is a sequel to How To (Not) Wake Up a (Giant) Princess

The changelings thought that, if they could take the pink princess once, they could do it again.
They soon find out it's a bigger challenge then last time.
Way bigger...

After breaking her wing and being grounded for a couple days, Rainbow Dash gradually finds she's a lot smaller than she realized.

My tags: Heartwarming

Inspired by this wonderful artwork:
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