The Central Powers achieved victory over the Entente in the First World War, with that set, let me go 100 years into the future, more exactly the year 2033, the world entered a second space race, toggling the desire of humans to once again explore the skies, as the great Kaiserreich is going to endure a risky mission on sending astronauts into an unknown planet, setting off a new danger not only for this planet but for the whole multiverse.

The world of this story is influenced by the world of the Hearts of Iron IV mod Kaiserreich: the Legacy of the Weltkrieg.

The Kaiserreich wiki:
https://kaiserreich.fandom.com/wiki/The_Kaiserreich_Wiki

I haven't lived in Equestria long. I tried to acclimate to the society, but it was hard. After thinking of what i could do to make things better, the answer became clear. This is my story of how I adopted my daughter.

(A saccharine story featuring my character adopting a certain pegasus. I put some effort into this one and hope you enjoy the heartstrings. Criticism, edits, suggestions are all very welcomed, i want to get better as a writer. This might become a full story detailing he and Scootaloo's relationship if people want it. Hope you enjoy)

EDIT: Featured 9/19/19 and 10/1/19. Never thought one of my stories would be featured. I consider myself a very mediocre writer. When i see the story on the front page, my heart stops. Thank every single reader so much. I love all of you.

The White Star Line remains today one of the most remembered shipping companies, for all the right and wrong reasons. Most notably, the sinking of the Titanic. What would happen if the Titanic sank but was transported to Equestria but no one knew that happened until it arrived in Manehattan two days later. Would the ship and its passengers ever return home?

J Bruce Ismay was a very quiet man even before the Titanic. Now over 20 years after the disaster, he finds himself about to join others within the afterlife, until he is somehow whisked away to Equestria for the sake of his own personal redemption.

Armed with a small lake boat, a fishing rod, a case of clothes, and decades worth of business experience, Ismay sets off into a brand new world unsure of what to expect.

(This is not related to my current Titanic story "On a Sea of Glass... And Ponies, this is a separate story, in tribute to the most wrongly ridiculed man of the 20th century.)