The group, except for Ember, headed off to Manehattan, where the publishing company was located. It was called the Manehattan Publishing Company. It was a unique name when it was created, so they deserved some credit. The publishing company had existed before the city ever did. Ember headed back to the Dragonlands.
When they got to Manehattan, the plan immediately fell apart. First of all, there were no alligators. There wasn’t even a moat. Second, the doors were wide open for some reason. Also, Applejack had forgotten to get a tree, so they wouldn’t have had a battering ram, anyway. There were other problems, too, but basically, the whole plan was pointless.
“Alright, I’m here,” Ember said, arriving with the entire population of the Dragonlands as the rest of the group stood in confusion in front of the publishing company building.
“Sorry, I don’t think we’re going to need a distraction to leave after all,” Twilight said. “The door’s wide open and the place doesn’t seem to have any guards or anything.”
Ember frowned, then said, “Alright, come on everydragon. Let’s just go see if there’s something to see on Manehattan Broadway while we’re here or something.” Manehattan Broadway had been named after the publishing company, which also used to run a theatre troupe. The dragons left.
“Hmm…I’m not sure if I need any of the rest of you after all, either,” Twilight said. The rest of the Mane Six were surprised to hear her say that. “Just kidding! We’re friends! We can do stuff together if we want. Now come on, let’s go!”