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// Extra: Conversation 
// Story: Sunset's Bizarre Adventure: Friendship is Unbreakable 
// by StardustSprinkle 
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"So, why aren't we help Twilight again?" Chrysalis yawns.
"As I said, I don't want Celestia to know that I'm here," Glomung replies as the pair moves through a grassland.
"And you want Twilight to face her?" Chrysalis chuckled: "Well, Celestia is a wuss alright."
"No," Glomung argues back: "You have no idea how powerful Celestia could be. The only reason I'm not showing myself is because of our history. Sure Twilight can't beat Celestia, but nothing bad will happen to Twilight either."
"Well, the Celestia I know is quite useless," Chrysalis rolled her eyes: "What about the Celestia you faced?"
"Here," Glomung stopped, turns around, facing Chrysalis before lifting her clothing: showing a giant hole on her abdomen.
"This is unusual," Chrysalis gagged: "Celestia did this?"
"She did," Glomung pulls her shirt down: "Technically speaking, I lost a lot of organs and part of my spine and shouldn't be alive. It is at that moment, my stand evolved. I can't eat, I can't drink and I can barely sleep. However, I must stay alive until my mission is accomplished."
"Wow," Chrysalis tried her best not to throw up: "Does it hurt?"
"Thankfully, no," Glomung replies, looking down at where her belly once was: "But it is rather weird."
"So why did Celestia do this to you?" Chrysalis asks, wiping sweat off of her forehead: Celestia...can do that? She is capable of it?
"It's a long story," Glomung says, a hand hovering over the hole under her clothing: "But I can still fight so that is fine."
"What, you said that you stand evolved," Chrysalis exhaled: "Doesn't that mean you had the same kind of ability as Sunset? Why don't you heal yourself?"
"The alternative is the elimination of [me]," Glomung explains: "Luna's stand would have erased my [mind] and everything that  stand for and everything that made [me] special."
"So that's why you got ride of Luna first," Chrysalis commented.
"Say, if you are to duel someone," Glomung says: "Would you fight someone with a sword, or someone whom you know has a weapon but can't see it?"
"Obviously," Chrysalis rolled her eyes: "The one who has weapon a but I can't see it."
"Exactly," Glomung agrees, punching herself on where her guts should be: "But I made the mistake to go after the one with the [sword], and that is why I failed! The danger of unknown greatly outweighs that of the [known]!" 
"I see," Chrysalis smirks: "So, we will watch?"
"Yes," Glomung says: "Do nothing until absolutely necessary."