Harmonic bonds aren't the most predictable of spells. Sunset learned this the hard way with Twilight. Involving Moon Dancer will make things either extremely complicated, or extremely simple. And that has nothing to do with harmonic bonds.
Sunset didn't plan being the daughter of Princess Celestia would make her school life difficult with no friends because everypony either fears her or tries to use her position to make their lives better.
Sunset has anger issues and everypony around her is well aware of her wrath. And she isnt afraid of dealing it out to those she deems deserves it, especially bullies.
When visiting an orphanage in Canterlot with friends, Moondancer realizes she actually cares about one of the fillies and hits the books to investigate.
A simple challenge inspired by a contest: no prize to be claimed as possible; a simple experiment with light so to speak of. Failing that, a short story with low expectations and higher inquiries based on its contents in question nevertheless...
The worst thing you can do to a friend is abandon them: that is Moondancer's strongest belief. The best thing you can do for a friend is understand them: that is Minuette's.
Entries submitted for Loganberry's 150-Word Flashfic Contests. Individual genre ratings, story summaries, and links are included within the long description.
Twilight has decided that there is nothing left for her to teach Starlight, and so the new graduate must face the unrelenting terror of finding a job, making new friends, and living life all on her own.
Except for Mom and Dad. And breezies in the garden. And finding treasures you can take home and get rich with so you don't have to feel SILLY around those fancy-pantsy Canterlot types. Oh, and friendship too! Can't forget friendship! No… no siree…
Lemon Hearts is not the nicest of ponies. She's a liar, a braggart, and a tearaway; those are her GOOD points. Seeing her more successful friends at the next school reunion, however, makes her wonder where her life went wrong. And who else to blame.
At the age of 20, Twilight Sparkle is still without her mark and since her brother is the captain of the royal guard, he could get Celestia to help her. Once Celestia realizes that she can't help her, she sends her to her protege who possibly can.
Starlight has come of age and is now going to aid Celestia with bigger issues. What she doesn't know is that things will not only change for her, but her friends as well.
No first-year student has ever been crowned the Autumn Liege at Celestia’s School for Gifted Unicorns. Lemon Hearts is going to change that, with a little help from Sunset Shimmer.
With her new friend off in Trottingham and the Princess in Griffinstone, Sunset finds herself bored and lonely for the first time. However, Moon Dancer and the Princess already have a plan in place in the form of a perky blue unicorn named Minuette.
Colgate is bored, very bored. She decides to journey into the Everfree Forest and discovers a portal to a different world from an earlier time. She discovers something that not only she, but her sister would want.
Despite some serious misgivings, Sunset makes good on her promise to introduce the terrified Twilight Sparkle to Princess Celestia. Twilight probably could have handled it better.
Celestia’s prized student, Sunset Shimmer, must deal with an unexpected remnant of her past while seeking a lost book in the Royal Canterlot Archives. Right after lunch and some meddling from her friends.
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