I sat in my room, sparking my horn and then dimming it than repeating. I sighed and rolled onto my back. My bed was soft and spongy. bounced on it a few times. horn kept it's pattern and I groaned. This was sooo boring.
Suddenly my door burst open. I sat up quickly, hoping it wasn't my Mother. I looked up and sagged when I saw a servant at the door. "Yes Amethyst" I called. She kept her gaze on the ground as she spoke.
"Her Majesty Cadance sent me to escort you to her." I felt worry start to boil in my chest. What could she want?
I walked swiftly to Mother. I found her on her throne, a stack of paper next to her. She looked up as we entered and a smile lit her face. Amethyst bowed and departed. I waited for my Mother to speak worried about what she might say and what I was in trouble for now. "Don't worry Flurry you're not in trouble." Cadance's sweet voice rang out, filling the halls of the throne room with its high melody. "Flurry I hear you've been wishing to escape the castle. Am I right?" l looked down a blush burning her cheeks.
A few weeks ago I had tried to run but ran into a guard stationed just outside the castle. Every time I past somepony on the street or one of the servant in the castle they gave a quiet titter. Nopony knew why I would ever want to leave such a beautiful place. The truth was that Flurry always wanted to escape. I was never free and I wanted to see the world outside of the crystal city but her parents said it was to dangerous.
Any back to the present. Flurry tuned back into her Mother's speech, ears pinned back on her head. "- and that's why Shining and I have decided to let you go to Ponyville." I stared at her mother in disbelief. I was never even allowed out of the castle never mind to her traitorous aunts side of Equestria. Cadances eyes glittered at her daughter's apparent disbelief. She continued "We think considering you are an alicorn you would be the best candidate to go too Ponyville to spy. All of our spies are already out but we still need somepony for Ponyville. Your training will start tomorrow." She gave me a dismissive gesture.
I walked calmly out of the room and I jumped for joy. "Yes, yes, yes! I knew it was wrong to spy on ponies but then I reminded herself that the things on the other side weren't really ponies. But finnaly I had something to do! This was my time to shine. I would make my parents proud. of me.