This story is a sequel to Songs of the Spheres

The multiverse is big. When a song is sung that reaches across the entirety of existence, many important notes will be lost within its measures. They sit in the background, being no less true than the melody in the forefront, but overlooked, dismissed.

This is where those stories end up. Some are grand scoping adventures that stand strong, challenging the melody itself, while others are nothing more than little snips of life usually unseen.

Want to see your work here? Put them on the group thread! (Or you could PM me, but you know, that thread is probably the best place.)

-GM, master of snippets.

Sven's job was to monitor results of experiments. When he signed up, he didn't realize the tests' failure would result in the facility's destruction.

Best friends since childhood, Sunburst and Starlight were inseparable. Back then every sorrow could be lifted with a hug and few simple words of comfort. Now grown, they have to face the cruel reality that not everything could be cured with a few uplifting words. No matter how much one prays and begs and pleads, life isn't fair for the two best friends.

A unicorn decided that the best way to solve hatred was to curse those hateful ponies into changelings that need love to survive. Changelings were ponies stripped of their forms and appeared as misshapen giant insects. Discord grants a changeling's wish to be free from the curse.

Meet out heroes!

Patrick The Orange Knight
[Sex: Male Age: 27 Nation: British Role: leader]

Zane The Blue Knight
[Sex: Male Age: 24 Nation: English Role: Silent troop]

Steven The Green knight
[Sex: Male Age: 25 Nation: English Role: Second in charge]

Rai The Red Knight
[Sex: Male Age: 26 Nation: Japanese Role: Workwear]

Gabriel The Purple Knight
[Sex: Male Age: 30 Nation: German Role: Blacksmith]

Tim The Pink Knight
[Sex: Male Age: 22 Nation: English Role: RAINBOWS]

Crossover of Castle Crashers x Mlp

[I have been planning this book for some time now and have seek to make this my longest book to do]

After the mage was defeated the six knights were made to keep the kingdom safe, but one mission will change all six of there lives. Patrick and the gang are now seeking more quest to accomplish, but how? Well one mission changes all for not only him but the whole team… stay tuned

Have you ever wondered where Trixie got her cart?

Perhaps how Fluttershy learned "The Stare"?

Or maybe who it was that drove Rarity "colt-crazy"?

What happened when Zecora first moved into the Everfree?

This time, I think I'm actually going to follow through on my effort to make my OC a relevant part of Equestrian history. Because why not? Gather round, please, and prepare yourself for the story of how Somber Star learned the truth of his destiny... and rejected it. Along the way, life happens to everypony nearby, and death happens to a few.

"All you have to do is look into the gem, and the test will be over before you know it!”

How far would you go for the right price? And would the end justify the means?

After a botched experiment, Silver Sterling finds herself thrust into a grim new existence in the Equestrian Wastes. Simultaneously robbed of her old life and given a chance to live anew, she must learn to adapt, survive, and thrive to ever have a chance of making it out alive in this harsh new world.

Saved from certain death by a local scavenger, she becomes entangled on a quest to find a long lost musical relic for a reward most ponies would kill for. And to save her own skin. It's a wild, wild wasteland out there.

_{Based on the original Fallout: Equestria by Kkat. Reading the original is recommended but not required.}

_{The prologue through to the first couple of paragraphs of Chapter Five were written in 2018. I've not written anything since, but this story has been living in my head for almost 10 years now, so it's well past time I get it out of there. Hopefully anyway. We'll see how it goes. In case you couldn't tell I tend to dip in and out. More out than in.}

Here are 36 pony limricks. All of them suck.

This story is a sequel to p-value

Shortdesc

Destabilized by Equestrian magic, Wallflower’s world is dying. For its sake, Sunset had to leave forever. All Wallflower can do is hold on to the last connection they still have: the journal Sunset left behind.

Review

Long-Distance is a wrenching story and more than one of our judges said that, though they won’t ever be able to bring themselves to re-read it, it will stay with us for a long time. Everything is ending, it may or may not be anyone’s fault, and there is nothing anyone can do about it. The time it will take to reach that final tragedy doesn’t make it any less remote. Sunset and Wallflower are separated across worlds, and have only Sunset’s journal to link them. One of them will die and the other will live on. They’re left to learn how to cope with and share and grieve the time they have left.

Long-Distance is superbly written, with just enough detail about the nature of the tragedy to make it feel realized without overwhelming readers with exposition. There’s a novel’s worth of story in this short story, but none of it feels compressed. Sunset and Wallflower’s tightly written, wrenching, and affecting, and the last chapter left us breathless.

--Judges of Scampy's SunFlower Shipping Contest

The result was an emotional tale of making the best out of a bad situation through inevitability and – if you’ll pardon the title drop – long distance. Bicyclette’s work is a delightful story that exemplifies how to Show a hard-hitting story through meaningful dialogue, contextual narrative clues, vivid scene setting, and a firm grasp of the characters and their struggles.

--PaulAsaran, Paul's Thursday Reviews CCCXLVII

Contest

Literal last-minute entry to Scampy's SunFlower Shipping Contest, and now unexpectedly the fourth-place winner. Go read the other entries please, there's a lot of good stuff in there!

I originally pulled this story for revisions after the contest results came out. I regret this, and I am sorry.

Credits

Thanks to Sledge115 for emotional support!

What happened to Tirek on the day the bombs fell? This is a tiny one shot that captures how the end of days affected what was once Equestria's greatest foe, and how he met his fate.

In order to fit the lore of Fallout Equestria, this story assumes that instead of escaping Tartarus to find the elements had new bearers and defeating them, Tirek was successfully subdued by Cerberus and remained within his prison.

Fallout Equestria created by KKat.