Princess Celestia's Point of View
I began looking out of the windows of the castle while my sister was in the throne room, just to make sure everything was alright, but the extremely grim reality of the situation soon became evident when Luna brought me a note from Spike. The writing's messiness stated a very extreme panic level at the Castle of Friendship.
"CELESTIA!!" my sister's voice shouted, "THE SITUATION IS FAR WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT!!!"
Oh shit! She never addresses me by name! It's usually "Sister" or, less often, "Princess Celestia". The only other time was when... I all but broke down into sobs Tirek... Mother... when he...
I'm glad my sister came when she did.
"I... I can't... it's just... I miss her."
I couldn't hold back any longer. I needed some time.
"I'm sorry," my only living blood relative said, highly remorsful, "I'll leave a copy for when you are ready."
Princess Celestia's Worst Memory
With one final blow, Tirek knocked mom onto the ground. My sister and I were too afraid to do anything.
"You've met your defeat, haven't you?" Tirek said to our mother.
Mother laid there, barely half-conscious, when the monster threw one punch at her, opening up a hole in her chest, and then proceeded to yank her heart out. The sight made me vomit, but I didn't know what it would do to my sister, twenty-three years younger than me, being a six-year-old. She lay there bleeding out, nothing we could do except to hug her one final time before she reaches the end of the tunnel for good.
"Mommy! No!" my baby sister begged and pleaded. I couldn't talk or do anything except for lay on the ground.
"I know... I know that you'll do... do well..."
She was gone.
I threw up when she had hit the end. My sister, I know, was too young to deal with it like I was.
"Is there anything that I could do?" a familiar voice said.
I looked up to see the Lord of Chaos.
"You...?"
"Yes."
Our lifelong enemy gave us instructions for a simple, yet powerful banishing spell to a place he had made months earlier.
"STILL!" he shouted, and with a snap of his fingers (on the hand that was a lion's paw), he froze the monster in place so we could do the spell. Afterward, we both looked at him in confusion.
"It's my job to make disharmony, not kill ponies. I'm sure that Equestria can go on for as long as it takes you to get better without my forces being at play."
"Th-- thank you," we both sobbed."
Princess Luna's Point of View
I did not know what trouble I would soon cause because I was focused on a potential loss of an other-worldly being.
"CELESTIA!!" I shouted, galloping as fast as I could down the halls of the castle, "THE SITUATION IS FAR WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT!!!"
When I made it to my sister, she just stood idly, looking out a window, and mumbling. I didn't know what to do.
"Mother... Discord..."
She started crying.
"I'm sorry. I'll leave a copy for when you are ready."
And with that, I made an exact duplicate, that was easier to read of course, with her personal wondercolt, Air Guard.
"This is for her when... when she is ready."
"Yes, your majesty."
I reread Spike's letter and decided that it would be best to teleport to the Castle of Friendship, and then proceed to the council room.
When I made it to the Council Room, I immediately knew the urgency of the situation.
"Spike, what has happened?"
"Sunset can give you the full thing!"
I turned to Sunset, who promptly began telling me the whole story.
"Okay, so this Twilight made a necklace of some kind that steals magic, but she didn't know that it would do that. She was, well I can't say careless, not really... she didn't know how to handle it. And at the end of the games, just so she could win, the principal of her school, Abacus Cinch, bullied the shit out of her, beg pardon your majesty, along with the other students from her school, just so she would have an 'advantage' over us and win a damn game! The results were... different. The portals, rifts actually, were created by her in an attempt to get to this world to learn and understand magic, except it... wasn't her. It was some demon-creature named Midnight Sparkle. She was defeated, but Cinch tried to come out on top by threatening to go to the school board, but there were multiple copies of evidence of her bullying and manipulating her, causing Cinch to have to accept defeat. The rifts are neutralized, to my understanding, but their Twilight is still pretty shook up about this. She believed, in my opinion, that I was bringing Princess Twilight here for some kind of inhumane treatment instead of friendship lessons, which is a COMPLETELY, massive emphasis, foreign concept to her, virtually nonexistent!" she said, as if she would break down at any minute.
"When Princess Twilight returns, we shall take her to the royal infirmary."
Princess Twilight soon returned with Starlight Glimmer, each carrying a bucket of water. Both of them emptied their buckets on her, but it had no immediate effect.
"Princess Twilight."
"Yes, Princess Luna?"
"I shall use my magic to teleport us all to the royal infirmary. Being one of your potential students, I see it only fit to give her top-notch care. My sister is... dealing... with... issues."
"Thank you, Princess."
I teleported us all to the Royal Infirmary.
Princess Celestia's Point of View
"Is there anything I could do to help, Celestia?"
I heard the voice of my, in a way, father.
"Just... just being here... just being here is enough. Thank you, Discord."
I hugged him tightly while he let me cry on his shoulder.
"Just let it all out. It'll be good for you."
"Th- thank you."
"Not a problem, child. Not a problem."