In the land of Equestria a war between the ponies and zebras has left the world a waste land. We all know what happened to the Goddesses and her student, but what about her former student? Celestia sends one last message hoping where ever Sunset is that she is safe and well, but most importantly to send a warning to her to never return to what is left of Equestria.

Whenever I see a happy couple coddling their children, I always wonder if Chrysalis is truly my mother. Mothers don't beat their children for mere existence or things they cannot control. Mothers do not look at their children with disgust and apprehension. Mothers do not force their daughters to become sons.

And yet, she does all of these things.

Luke Skywalker seeks knowledge to rebuild the Jedi Order. More than a year since arriving on the planet of Equus, there was much more to discover. Accompanied with the zebra, Zecora, and Prince Shining Armor of the Crystal Empire, they find an abandoned High Republic Era Jedi Temple in the Frozen North. And within, dark secrets of the Jedi Order.

*This fanfiction takes place within the same continuity as "C-3PO & R2-D2 in MLP: The Movie" and "The Equestrian Adventures of C-3PO & R2-D2".*

*This fanfiction takes place in an alternative universe where the Disney Star Wars Sequels do not happen.*

This story is a sequel to Voyages of the Lightbringer: Episode 2: The Deity of Azure

During a visit to the war-torn world of Equus, Littlepip and her friends are contacted by Admiral Stone to assist in a mission to the planet H'atoria, a world that is holding a wanted man that could harm the security of the Alliance with his genetic experiments. Along with the recently reformed alicorn Trixie, the crew will discover that their target has created something that, while made with the intent to fight and kill for the Goddess, desires to be something better. Will they succeed and help this new being achieve her goals, or will she be overtaken by her dark desires and threaten herself in the process?

{Note/Disclaimer: This story has the "Suicide/Self Harm" tag because one of the characters featured will be experiencing a personal struggle that will affect the story heavily. I will point out that I have not written a character involved with such a difficult subject before, but I do not intend to offend anyone reading this and I hope I can do this right. Also, if any of you reading this are suffering from this kind of issue, please, seek assistance, you're worth more than you know.

With that being said, I hope you all enjoy this episode and have a wonderful day. And as the Vulcans say: Live long and prosper.}

Blair Witch Project/ SCP You Do Not Recognize the Bodies in the Water MLP crossover.
Rarity, Rainbow Dash, and Applejack go on their yearly camping trip with their sisters.
After some spooky stories from Applejack, and then Rainbow Dash, things start to get a bit... wierd....

Warning! This story deals with Divorce and abuse with a scene of attempted suicide. If any of these are triggering, please do not read. Thank you.

This short story was inspired by an ongoing "Tails Of Equestria" game and is about the original character I created.

Cannon Feather is a young colt training to become a royal guard to please his father, who is pushing him into harsh training and is abused quite a bit by him. He tries to overcome these issues and learns about what he wants to do as he helps others. However, this issue has grown and became more challenging to confront. With the help of his mother, Angel Feather, the young colt learns to grasp what he wants in life and becomes a better pony.

Some things never change. After the fall formal, Sunset Shimmer never wanted anything more than to be alone.

My Little Pony is hiding a dark secrect but this parent has figured it out and it’s not pretty.

It was banned. Princess Twilight stated entering the mirror pool cave for any reason was strictly prohibited and can lead to a sentence for up to five years.
So why was Toffee doing it? Huge risk of you ask me. She is very tight lipped so there's no way of asking her.

All life, big and small, came from the Sun. Only for her to watch them burn. Even the world was set on fire with the Sun and her relentless will to consume. Her younger sister, the Moon, was gifted to Equestria from the far side of the star. Witnessing creation's turmoil—its battles, its sorrows—she took pity. Allowing those who would follow her under her wing.

Following a southern family in a post-apocalyptic Equestria, identity or sacrifice in the name of duty weighs heavily on the Moon's children. You see a child bear the brunt force of the church’s practices. His adolescence is marked by a struggle against forces he cannot fully comprehend. Beneath the many faces of the moon lie hidden secrets—whether in the masks the residents wear or in the council's right hoof.  Many fail to uncover the truth, but the consequences will shape them forever.

This is a character study about abuse, neglect, and religious trauma to be exact. You follow Pixie Dust throughout his life under the church of the Half Moon, a semi-new group who became more prominent after the end of the world. His father isn't around much, and his mother is still grappling with the grief of her closest friend. The main character is under a lot of conflict and stress in this isolated community, only having few outlets. One being an outsider, the only outsiders the Church has any interactions with. Then there's Selene, the reincarnation of Luña, head of the group, isn't what she seems. Pixie's older sister Picpuck, a council member, is trying to find out why. Barbaric practices are common within this Church, but it's completely normalized. Individuality is not what is expected from you. Will Pixie continue this cycle of abuse his mother, Genesis, has carved for him, or will he be his own Stallion, despite facing repercussions that include death? Will Picpuck crack under the pressure of loneliness that comes with the job of being a Council Member or will she rise above? I plan to explore these themes and more within this story of loss, sexuality, religion, bullying, and trauma.