Hello there, my name is Pyra. I am the creator of the Nightmare-verse continuity universe and specialise in deep, plot driven tales.

Recently, one of the stories that I work on has seemed to be ignored by others other than a handful of people (who I can't thank enough for staying with the story so long). I work extremely hard on this story and with the lack of attention it gets harder and harder to get motivated to write it, and I want to finish it, but if it doesn't get better soon I'll have to put it on the back burner to focus on other things, and I REALLY don't want to have to do that.

Please, give Ashes In The Wind a chance.

It follows a girl and a boy coming to Equestria, the girls name is Ashley and the boys name is Symbol. They get together with the ponies of Equestria to hunt down a creature that is possessing the foals of the world as well as fend off beings from other realities along the way. Their journey tests their bond and trust, as well as their loyalty. There is a developed storyline that is touched on in between other problems that arise. Of that interests you, please give this some attention. I'm close to begging at this point.

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Hmm...

I think the reason why this story has such an odd ratio is due to it feeding off the displaced verse's hate train. Displaced isn't a very wise thing to write about if you're looking for praise on this site. In fact, I'm not a very big fan of the concept either, considering you have to follow specific lore guidelines and such. I mean, good on you for writing what you like, but if you're looking for readers and attention, then realize that its probably due to the content.

5167691 well thats the thing, I didn't follow the path a displaced usually goes down and when I do displaced I don't follow the lore, I make my own. Those guidelines are on.y to get into the displaced group so I don't even bother trying to stick with the norm. I get that displaced get a bad reputation, but I try to keep it away from certain tropes. If I ever do a crossover I make sure that it still contributes to the story and helps the characters grow.