The opening of the Empire has also meant the reintroduction of the species who live there. It's been over a thousand years since Equestria has been through this particular migration -- more than enough time to forget how hyper-territorial, angry, unreasoning, and just plain foul these travelers are. But it's finally the right season again, and that means Ponyville is about to get a refresher course in dealing with the second-worst thing to ever come out of the North.

...well, maybe first.

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This story is a sequel to Heartfelt Union

Months after Diamond Gleam proposed to the love of his life, the time of his wedding soon arrived. With that comes the thoughts of the future.

This marks the end of the Diamond and Obsidian saga.

Edited by my best friend pabrony83. He's been of great help to me for this series.

Cover art by Rain-Gear.

A traveling toy maker comes back to ponyville after fifteen years, guided by a feeling he stared getting after the defeat of Tirek. As one of the few that didn't get his magic sucked out by a mad centaur the rainbow wave changed him, the extent of the changes remain to be seen.

This takes place just after the defeat of Tirek, as an AU this story may or maynot follow cannon of season five

:Edited descrpition to be less sucky:

This story is a sequel to The Equestria Chronicles: Prelude

Written by me and https://www.fimfiction.net/user/174091/ponyfag-not-brony

(Not a proper sequel! You don't have to read The Equestria Chronicles to enjoy this! But it is canon to that universe! May be updated in the future for more short stories...)

Despite being hastily selected as the Guardian Of Ponyville by Twilight Sparkle during her hectic week of packing. Discord is now left to his own devices and the responsibility of taking care of an entire town's worth of errands and obligations.

Tom Perfect was the regular kind of guy to get married and spend the rest of his life watching his children roll around on the living room carpet. Unfortunately, fate enjoys giving exciting lives to those who just want to spend the rest of their lives sleeping and eating. When an unusual visitor apart from the typical floating eyeball or sentient water bottle visits Tom Perfect in his gray office cubicle at CDDC office (Center for Dimensionally Displaced Creatures), Tom did not know that fate had thrown his life out of its marble jar into the lake, where it would be eaten by a fish and later served at the Deity's Breakfast Buffet the next day. Throughout Tom's intergalactic journey with a certain blue colored mare, he would break the universe record for the longest hug with Fluttershy (14 years, 54 days, 1 hour, 43 minutes, and 17 seconds), become Pink Celestia for a year in the Girl's toys aisle, cause a fashion crisis, serve as Mayor of Ponyville for a week, teach a class of fillies, eat the left hand of Discord ("Fried and cooked to perfection," as the chef calls it ), meet the universe's biggest Brony with the intent on assimilating all that is pony-related, chat with Twilight Sparkle, party with Pinkie Pie, and somehow cause the 1456th war in Equestria, this time involving nuclear pies.

My first attempt at humor.

It's only been a few moons since Spike moved to Ponyville, and the settled zone hasn't quite gotten used to having a dragon around, any more than his sister has become accustomed to managing all the duties of a small town library. So while she sorts out late fee notices, he's expected to work the front desk and speak to patrons. Ponies who don't know how to talk to him. Ponies who seem to be having a hard time even looking at him. So when Twilight finally sends him to collect a book from a truly unresponsive patron, it's almost a relief.

Except that the pony isn't there. Will never be there again.

And just about nopony seems to care if she was ever there at all.

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After Spike accidentally sends a tower of books falling and damages the floor, he finds the journal of Golden Oaks, the original inhabitant of the Ponyville Library. Twilight learns of his account detailing how the tree was almost destroyed, and the stranger tale of how it was saved.

Some of the days of my OC Purple Artist of there parent's day's before and up to the day Purple Artist was brought into the world where there friendly ponies

After the destruction of the old Ponyville library, Mayor Mare petitioned the authorities in Canterlot for help with a replacement library, on Spike’s suggestion, letting Twilight be a ‘consultant’. Much to her chagrin.

The career civil servants in Canterlot have decided this is an excellent opportunity to test trial a new central library distribution system. With Mayor Mare seeing this as an opportunity to secure a lasting legacy for her tenure. While Celestia refuses to update the centuries old library regulations. And Twilight learns the valuable lesson of bureaucratic maneuvering.

This story is a sequel to A Diamond, in the Rough

Diamond Tiara is exploring her options, as she is searching for a new home.

At least; Mayor Mare is sympathetic, showing her somewhere she can stay.

Diamond Tiara is exploring her options, in the hopes of escaping the fear haunting her.

Nonetheless, taking care of a newly born filly is not an easy task. Armed with only the gift she received from Zecora.

Written by: Kentavritsa
Edited by: Kentavritsa
Re-edited by: ???