This story is a sequel to Midsummer's Eve

Twilight has been dating Princess Luna for some time. She feels that it might be time to take the next step in their relationship. But even if the proposal goes according to (elaborate, checklist-strewn) plan, forces Twilight knows nothing of may disrupt their happy future profoundly.

The final conclusion of the Mythic TwiLuna trilogy, following Spring Tide and Midsummer's Eve.

Luna has hidden a deep, dark secret from the ponies she watches over so lovingly. Were they to discover it, she can only imagine what it would do to the image they now hold of her. Twilight thinks it's just precious and plans to uncover it once and for all.

In the name of dapples.

Written because I was brainwormed by the wonderful art of my friends, Amarynceus and SilFoe. In turn, they were then brainwormed to make a couple contributions of their own.

Cover art by Amarynceus, because why not use something I brainwormed by the person who brainwormed me?

Even though they've been together for a while, Twilight doesn't realize that Luna has nightmare's on a nightly basis, caused by her creation the Tantabus, to ensure that she will never forget what she did. But maybe Twilight can help her realize that it's okay and that torturing herself isn't necessary.

This story is a sequel to The Moon's Comfort

The day of Twilight's coronation is stressful for the young alicorn soon-to-be princess. Everything must be perfect, and to Twilight, it will never be perfect. Too much can go wrong, and even the minor details need to be perfect.

But maybe it doesn't have to be perfect, or maybe she needs to look at it differently, and maybe Princess Luna can help with that.

Princess Celestia ascended Twilight into an alicorn without giving her any notice, then she left her to return to Canterlot to make preparations for the newborn alicorn's coronation, leaving Twilight's mind reeling from the sudden change of species and what it means.

Twilight can't sleep because her over-analytical mind is plagued with fear, uncertainty, and doubt. But maybe a visitor can help ease her worries and comfort her enough for her to fall asleep.

Not porn, I swear, but that name was too good not to use. Blame this entirely on Knight of Cerebus for the idea.

Tirek's return could have been handled better with exactly one change in choice. Celestia shouldn't have sent Discord to take on Tirek, she should've sent Twilight and Luna, though they've got their own distractions.

This story is a sequel to Spring Tide

On an evening warm and fair, Princess Luna comes walking to Twilight's castle, singing as she goes. Twilight, however, is not there to meet her and so Luna believes she's been stood up. Then she discovers that something far more sinsister has happened, for Twilight, picking flowers for a bouquet at the edge of the Everfree, has stepped into a fairy ring on Midsummer's Eve.

(Continuing my habit of basing stories on songs.)

Written for the TwiLuna contest.

At the edge of the world, up high where the blue and the black merge, two ponies watch the stars and pass the time annoying each other. It's the third year anniversary of their first kiss and Luna has a gift for Twilight that only she could give. Twilight freakstakes it characteristically well.

If this makes it to the Feature Box I will eat my hat.

After being asked a question she doesn't know the answer to, Luna asks Twilight to do her a favour and sparkle-date her. There are just two problems.

Firstly, Twilight has no idea what she's talking about.

Secondly, when she figures it out and obliges the request, the results are... interesting.

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A... sequel...? Parody...? Bastardization...?

A story inspired by and in some way connected to Wintermist's brilliant Sparkle Date Me!, or at least the title.

Some little vignettes about some of our favorite couples on that special day of the year.

Continuity: Based on Homecoming for majority, E616 for final chapter.

Pairings: SunLight, AppleDash, Rarishy, OctaScratch, Starxie, TwiLuna.

Proofed by JacksandDashes

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