When the ponies finally opened their eyes, they were back at the Brighthouse, as if nothing had happened. “Wow… what an adventure,” Sunny smiled. “I’m glad the Warners will be ruling Warnerstock instead of Salazar.”
“Me too… um… how long have we been gone?” Pipp asked, looking at her phone for a moment. “For over a year, I thi--” Zipp said, but the date on her Flypad was the same as when they left. “Okay… that’s weird. There must have not been any time passing in Equestria while we were gone.”
“So, we can go for as long as we need to in order to solve problems, and nopony will even notice we’re gone!” Misty smiled. Speaking of which, she needed to get back to Opaline with her dragon fire. “I better get going home though-- that adventure wore me out. See you later!”
“Bye, Misty!” the group waved as she descended down the elevator and out of the Brighthouse. Sunny stared longingly at the crystals, wondering the same question that everypony else was wondering… where would the Unity Crystals send them next?
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Misty soon arrived at Opaline’s castle with the dragon fire, to which Opaline decided to put aside for further use, so that way she wouldn’t go extremely power-crazy. “Now, Misty… tell me what you encountered during your… extended time with the ponies,” she said. “Oh, you mean at the Brighthouse? Uh… we didn’t do much,” Misty fibbed. “No no no,” Opaline shook her head. “I mean… in Warnerstock.”
Misty felt her blood run cold when she heard this. “You… you knew I was there?” she asked. “I knew those crystals were powerful, but not powerful enough to send you to different dimensions,” Opaline muttered, gazing at the Brighthouse through her mirror pool. “Well, next time they go to another world… I’ll be ready and waiting.”