This story is a sequel to The Roses of Success

Wanderer.

Why would such a valuable thing as a name be granted unto a common changeling such as this one, a soldier that failed its superior? Why would the last living drone gift it with such a powerful privilege, something that so many forgotten infiltrators died for?

It doesn't know, and perhaps it never will know. It can only contemplate this in its own mind, and sometimes pester its caretaker with these thoughts.

And what of the witchdoctor herself, with her silver tongue and her many words of wisdom? What does she really want from the soldier so much that she is willing to keep it around?

Be warned: there are cuddles and hugs contained within. I just wanted to write some fluff. Rating might change.

This story is a sequel to The Roses of Success

Nopony really understands how changelings work, how they communicate, or what they even do.
Well, I have an associate who understands a lot more about changelings than all of modern science has ever scrounged together.
I am Twilight Sparkle, and this is all of what he has taught me.

Cover art by the amazing FriendlyTwo3.

Rated Teen for descriptions of changeling courtship, culture, and biology, including a vague description of the reproductive system, and a few crude jokes.

This story is a sequel to Let's Try This Again

Now that Fangheart has been tried, convicted, and sentenced, he's immune to any similar charges. Since his last trial was barely —if at all— fair, Twilight is looking to investigate Celestia's treatment of changelings and other emotivores.
Now that he's out of trouble for now, Fangheart wants full Equestrian citizenship and legal rights granted to himself, if not all changelings. And they may need it soon, as a plight is spreading through the hive, and changelings begin fleeing north to escape it.
But nothing is ever so simple. Fangheart gets... distracted, shall we say.

Rated Teen for kissing, changeling courtship rituals and (a) feast(s), crude humor, and zombie ant changeling fungi.

CURRENTLY UNDERGOING REVISION
If one could wind time back, imagine what power one could possess. If they could erase their missteps, their wrongdoings, their enemies and themselves, what does that mean for everyone else?
Princess Celestia has that power, and she isn't necessarily merciful in its use in negotiations with Queen Chrysalis, who has, along with her last heir, been driven out of the hive after their crushing failure to conquer Canterlot.
But Celestia has connections to this heir, and knows who his father was.

Story takes place before and during Games Ponies Play/Just For Sidekicks, and ends sometime after Magical Mystery Cure, but before Twilight's coronation.
Rated teen for vague and moderate descriptions of wounds, and kissing.