If there's one thing we can count on, it's Twilight Sparkle, prized student and newest princess, to botch up a spell in her quest to master all of magic.

This time, it propels her to a new world, this one not inhabited by bipeds, but ponies like herself, and yet not like herself. She has entered the realm of Everglow, where the queen is a queen, and ponies suffer horribly lethal combat much more often than Equestria could manage under the peaceful reign of its alicorn caretakers.

Will she find her way back home, to her friends and responsibilities? Will she survive the harsh new realm she has entered?

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This story is a sequel to A Dangerous Sparkle

Applejack has returned from her Everglow adventure with magic all her own. Magic that her little sister and friends want to investigate. What could go wrong when the Apple family falls far from the tree without Twilight to rely on?

They will have to learn to fight as a unit with magic they've only just begun to understand, but Applejack won't be pleased if she allows harm to come to the younger foals in her care. What's a mare to do when she has to foalsit in the middle of a potential battlefield?

Link to character sheets: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxUh1iVHP4kiUzBCTk14bVhsalU/view?usp=sharing

Having moved to the town of Ponyville per an assignment by her mentor, Princess Celestia, at the end of the summer before her junior year of high school, Twilight Sparkle seemed out of place, acing all of her classes but also receiving ridicule from several other students. However, they may have take a step back after several events occur a month into her junior year.

[Yu-Gi-Oh adaptation, follows most of FiM's plot to a point. Rated Teen for violence, swearing, some sexual references, referenced drug use, and dark content. Has winged and horned humanization.]

Tirek has taken over. In a last ditch attempt to save Equestria, Twilight and her friends have opened the box Celestia provided. They find within it the legendary sword of ultimate heroic power, Excalibur.

Too bad the sword won't stop rambling on about his legend.

A loose Soul Eater crossover. No prior knowledge of the series is needed for understanding, as even one who has watched the anime will have no idea what's going on either.

Celestia said it herself, that Twilight Sparkle is no longer her student. While wandering around in the city of Canterlot one day, Her Highness stumbles upon Trixie's local stage show. To Her Highness, there seemed to be much potential behind the mere performer's act, and soon found it hard to resist taking Trixie under her wing.

Would Trixie even be up to the challenge?

Slightly edited by NemoSpecific.

You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is a dimension of sound. A dimension of sight. A dimension of mind. You’re moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You have just crossed over into... The Twilight Zone.

A recently married couple has moved in a farmhouse that is placed in the beautiful but isolated part near Unicorn Ridge. They are there for a fresh start of their recently married life. However, for the excited couple that are looking forward towards a quiet life away from the city, they happened to find something left behind. In a darken attic, they find a mirror that reflects something that neither wants the other to see.

Warning: This story contains two OC m/m couple in which the story is going to be focused on them. And is currently unedited.

This story is both a sequel and a prequel to Leap of Faith

In the aftermath of Leap of Faith, Twilight Sparkle visits the human world to close the book on several things, one of them being her study on this world. What she learns from Morning Blade will reveal not only information of the final years of the Assassins, but insight into the life of the acting Mentor, Frigid Night.

A Bag of Plums is the writer of the first story, Leap of Faith. Be sure to check it out if you haven't.

This story is in our Bloodlines Continuity.

Assassin's Creed Crossover