Twilight and Spike are up late once again. Starlight, however, isn't having it tonight.

Inspired by the cover image, drawn by dSana.

For some reason, Twilight had developed a new habit of singing into the night sky about these... airplanes and shooting stars. As it so happens, she does it right under Starlight's room every night. Guess who had trouble sleeping because of it and finally had enough?

I have no idea why I made this

Hope you enjoy it, I guess?

Starlight feels a mix of emotions when she heard Twilight was becoming the new ruler of Equestria. She was happy that Twilight had come so far, yet a selfish part of her wanted Twilight to stay with her. But she can’t, and now she might be forgotten.

What if Starlight Glimmer saw through the Mane 6's ruse? After all, she had dealt with such plots before, and she's absolutely confident that she can reach out to the yellow mare that her friends are using for their insidious means.

(Author's note: this is my attempt at a more subtle, realistic kind of mind control/hypnosis. Tell me how it is in the comments! All criticism helps me get better. Also, I intended this as a one-shot, but I set this story to incomplete in case I may want to continue it.)

Even though Starswirl is adamant on not giving Stygian a chance of redemption, Starlight refuses to not try at all, unfortunately no one seems to be listening to her, except Spike. But that may be all she needs.

This story is a sequel to Friendship is Not Parole

Starlight Glimmer avoided friendship lessons out of a fear for the unfamiliar, but now that she'd done them she took an course of action more wrong than she realized. To her surprise there is somepony in her friend group that can understand her a little more than anypony remembers.

Not a direct sequel to Friendship is Not Parole, but was written with the previous parts I had planned in mind. They aren't necessary to read together. Comes after Every Little Thing She Does.

Conversation is not Starlight Glimmer's thing, especially after everything she's gone through.

Princess Twilight Sparkle, Princess of Friendship, really wants to help change that. And of course, Spike pitches in, as well.

Starlight Glimmer ran a small village of ponies she convinced to give up their destinies. She also tried to rip apart the most important friendship in all Equestria. But here she was, her first night in a castle with the same princess who convinced her to abandon her revenge in return for friendship. Now that things were settling, she can't seem to believe that she's being pardoned for her actions. Luckily, Twilight is there to help her resolve these thoughts.

Love is shared, Thorax and the changelings are freed, Chrysalis is defeated, and alls well that ends well. But Twilight isn't Celestia. An escaping villain should be chased down. In pursuit of chrysalis however, Twilight is surprised to uncover the truth of who the queen really is, and learns a little of the truth of politics in the process.

A personal twist on the season 6 finale, inspired by watching said finale, listening to my brother complain about it, and pondering how I would have structured the story differently. Less a "Fix" and more a "what would I do if I ran the zoo?"

Trixie's birthday is coming up, and Starlight hasn't the faintest what to do. And Pinkie isn't even in town! So Starlight runs for help from her little dragon friend.

Now with a Chinese translation: here!