"SPIKE!" Twilight screamed.
"Yeah? What is it Twilight?" said Spike as he rushed in, "who is that?"
"I'll explain later," Twilight said, "but right now I want you to write a letter to Princess Celestia."
"Got it. Okay, ready."
"Dear Princess Celestia, I am writing to you to tell you about a dire situation. I can't really put it into words; I am going to need to show you. May I please visit the castle to show you? Yours sincerely, Twilight Sparkle."
Spike sent it on its way after he had re-read it to make sure he got it right. "Oh, I forgot to ask," Twilight said, "what's your name?"
"Dusk, Dusk Cloud."
"Lets go to lunch, Dusk," Twilight said, "just you and me."
We got a couple of hayburgers and talked about what I did and didn't remember about my past. I remembered that I had one brother and one sister. But that's all I remembered. Our conversation was interrupted by a bouncing pink pony, Pinkie Pie. Pinkie gasped when she saw Twilight with me and bounced over.
"Twilight? Is that you? Who is that? You’re new Coltfriend?" Pinkie asked in that high pitched voice we all know.
"No, Pinkie, he isn't he is just a friend," Twilight replied.
I interrupted their conversation when I said, "look out!" I jumped up into the air and punched a falling flowerpot from the sky. When I landed, Pinkie's tail Twitched. Everyone was staring at me with amazement. Pinkie's eye twitched and Twilight looked at me with admiration in her eyes.
"Whydidn'tmyPinkiesensework? Itmustbebroken," Pinkie said frantically.
"You saved me," Said Twilight while Pinkie was still babbling, "but how?"
"I don't know," a sudden jolt of pain made me fall down. Just then, Spike came running.
"What is it Spike?" Twilight asked.
"The........Princess........Is here," he managed between breaths.
We all ran to Twilight's house, to find Princess Celestia waiting. I stopped and took in her magnificent beauty. Her mane, flowing with absolutely no wind. Her horn crackling with the immense power it held. Her wings, white as snow, folded against her body.
"So, what is so urgent that you forgot that you could write, Twilight," she said jokingly, paying me no attention.
"Him," Twilight said, pointing at me, "he has done two extraordinary things today that no ordinary pony can do."
"Really," she said, now interested in me, "what were they?"
"He moved that bed, by himself. No magic, no help. Just him."
"Show me then, if you will," she requested.
"Yes, your high--" I was interrupted by Celestia, "skip the formalities and show me already."
I concentrated on a desk and lifted it with my mind, like I had with the bed. I set it down and looked at the princess. Her jaw was hanging open. Twilight moved my mane to show the princess I had no horn under it. "What was the other thing?" she asked.
"He beat Pinkie's Pinkie sense," Twilight said. Pinkie Pie started laughing uncontrollably and fell to the ground.