Sunset took a few steps back and then began to charge at Midnight, knocking her down.
"What the fuck did you do to her!?"
"OFF!" I said pulling Sunset off of Midnight and holding her back.
"What did she do to you and how can you hold me like this!?"
"Lot of things you don't know about me, but now isn't the time!"
"Fine," Sunset said as she stopped struggling, "But you're telling me about that when we're done."
"Agreed."
We all went into Sunset's apartment and sat down. Manners aside after what happened earlier, I opened her refrigerator and got a can of soda.
"You remember how I said that I was on this Czechoslovakian newsboard?"
"I remember 'newsboard'."
"Well, when I got home, I went to my computer, turned it on, and it sucked me into this weird matrix world. Midnight pulled me out, then we came here."
"You have no idea how much I wanted to take credit for what happened at home, earlier," Midnight added as I looked at my arms and noticed the small outline of a muscle.
"As for how I could hold you back, I rearrange everything in my room on a bimonthly basis, a lot of heavy stuff included."
"Based on what you've told me, I have no idea what it could be, other than a spell."
"I would've called before we came, but I was scared to use the phones afterward."
"That's understandable," Sunset said, getting her journal, "I'm going to write Princess Twilight and see if she can come. She's better at magic than I am. Besides," she added, "if this was just something up at your house, I know you'd have already figured it out."
"Thanks."
"Alright," Sunset said, "The princess is gonna meet us in fifteen minutes at the school, so we need to hightail it there now."
"I got da key," Midnight said, leading us out of the building.