Suicune was considered a God among his fellow Displaced, but as centuries passed, everyone he once knew, vanished in a blink of an eye. He was alone with no one, but the elder siblings, but even they grew distant from each other. Now with only one option, he travels to Equestria to find a new destiny.

Authors Note: This is an alternate universe from my original story The Displaced. The cast won't be large and I plan to keep it that way with a few exceptions. I hope this makes up for that bad ending I had before.

Many might claim that opening portals into dimensions that don't even technically exist is a waste of good time and energy. Princess Celestia, however, does not.

On a day seemingly designed to produce boredom, Princess Celestia decides the most effective method of alleviating such a pretentious feeling is to involve herself in a rather humorous conflict by successfully acquiring the "enemy intelligence".

She correctly assumes that the beings from whom she stole it from are not pleased. However, she never could have foreseen the incredible lengths they undergo to retain their dignity.

Limitless Technologies has been part of the leading scientific teams of America ever since their lead researcher Phillip Hadger discovered a limitless supply of energy for the world. They spent the next few years developing 'The Dream Machine', a device that can grant wishes. A contest was held, and a lucky winner was able to find himself at the building of Limitless Technologies.

Kevin Akiyama is your average asian-american, a simple mechanic if you will. All he wanted to do was his job and his hobbies. He entered himself in the contest to use the machine, hoping to become his new favorite manga character Saitama, from One Punch Man. The machine had a price when it was used on him, it turned him into pre-training Saitama and sent him to Equestria. After a minor freak out after meeting his first monster, he spent three years training his body and mind.

Now he has everything Saitama has, and will turn the hero world upside down... Or not bother with that at all and just do this hero stuff so he can actually buy groceries in this horse world, being a car mechanic doesn't really work when all the inhabitants still use carriages.

This story is a sequel to Prince Solaris's Unexpected Visitor

After dating the goddess Arceus for quite some time, Princes Solaris of Equestria must go though a series of steps in order to make officially make the mother of all Pokemon his mate.

But instead of a normal wedding like Solaris expected, Arceus says that since he is marrying a deity, Solaris must go trough a 4 step Union conceived to wed Gods and mortals. An ancient Ritual called the "Conjux Ritus".

Step 1: An "Act of Acquaintance"
Step 2: An "Act of Profference"
Step 3: An "Act of Disclosure"
And the final step: An "Act of Devotion"

Shouldn't be to hard...right?

Part of the Masterverse

Artwork by Spinoone, used with permission
Editor: Evowizard25

A long story I did about a year or so ago, and what I consider something I'll likely never top in terms of sheer size, but I'm very proud of this, and hope everyone likes it too.

Celestia visits a far away part of Equestria for some celebrations, and things take an interesting, and weighty turn...

Contains stuffing and very extreme WG!

Annoyed that the nobles keep taking up all of princess Celestia's time filly Twilight vents the only way she knows how. By writing an essay! However she wrote this essay on the blank bottom of the scroll containing the speech Princess Celestia was to read to her little ponies. And once the speech ends, Celestia doesn't stop. Much to the horror of some of the nobles in the crowd.

Proof read by Cobalt Comet

Edited by Dark Chocolate

This story now has a Youtube reading.

All conflicts have arms races. For the Earthlings, their superweapon would destroy Equestria's barrier. For the Equestrians, their superweapon could cripple the Earth's military advantage.

In a mission to deliver the Earth's trump card, the two finest weapons of the Earth and Equestria meet, intrinsically changing the fate of one side.

Almost a year after what seemed to be the concluding battle in Celestia's great crusade against necromancers, something Mortem believes to be borderline discrimination, he discovers one of Celestia's armies setting up camp just outside his stronghold.

Not wanting to jump to any conclusions or risk angering the very powerful Princess, he concludes a diplomatic solution would be the best way forward. And so, he writes a letter.

Proofread by the wonderful Soren Mercer
Featured on Equestria Daily here
Audiobook versions by Illya Leonov and TheArchitect are here and here respectively
SoundCloud verion of Illya Leonov's is here

History is written by the victors and the Equestrians excel at winning. Far to the south of Equestria in the Badlands, the region that separates the Equestrian frontier and the unknown lands of the long forgotten Humans, lies an ancient citadel of knowledge. Generations of magic, both well versed and obscure, holy and ghastly. Its reinforced walls still stand though the tomes and coveted secrets were purged after years of warfare, degradation and abandonment. Despite the armies, bands and packs who tried to finish what the Equestrians started none were able to breach the gates of the Lost Archive. None aside from the few faithful to the old ruler and Lord Hierophant have ever entered. His reign was cut short because of the same people who gave it to him and his followers, though misguided and few in number, would see fit to restoring his former glory even if it's more myth then legend.

Current cover art by Echira Sorin.

This story is a sequel to Truth

This is the end.

I've lost everything. My home. My family. My friends. My pride.

Equestria. My Equestria is gone. The humans have won and have come to finish me and the others of the Freedom Fighters off. I'm going to die, but I'm not afraid.

I've been dead for a long time.

Based on The Conversion Bureau series.

Pre-read and edited by: Socks, Chaotic Note, and Biker Dash

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