At first, Rarity was unable to remember what had happened when the book's magic had overtaken her. But within a day or two, memories began to bubble to the surface. She remembered all of the things she had created, which had either been destroyed by the princesses or simply vanished after the magic left her body. So many wonderful things. Things that were beautiful, pure, unique.

But none of them were as great as the feeling that the magic gave her. The energy and power that had flowed through her veins. Just thinking about it made Rarity feel like she was weak compared to the book's magic. Or perhaps she was. Growing weaker and weaker, not to mention the shivers and depression, from the loss of the wonderful drug that was the book. She'd do anything to regain that feeling. But why stop with the book? WHy not obtain a larger dose . . .

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Pinkie Pie feeds Fluttershy some pony-bacon cupcakes. Fluttershy knows exactly what they are, and she likes them anyway. They decide to become vigilante cannibal serial killers, as you do. But have they bitten off more than they can chew? And what will happen when Twilight finds out?

Based super-loosely on KingMoriarty's Horsemeat for the Springtime-Sequel-Slash-Sandbox Switcheroo contest. Gore and violence are low-key in execution, but super disturbing in concept.

Edited by Scoots.

Trixie Lulamoon wakes up in a strange place, her memories a jumble. Escaping is paramount. But is she really in danger? What about the other ponies in this place? Things aren't quite what they seem, and the truth may be the biggest trap of all.

Written for Tumbleweed's Springtime Switcheroo.

Through some fairly convoluted logic, inspired by this story: https://www.fimfiction.net/story/390405/selfless

Rumble, Alula, Featherweight, and Zipporwhill all love adventure movies. No wonder that as soon as Crimson Feathers II: The Final Confrontation hits the silver screen, they come to the cinema to watch it before having some fun at the lake...

That is, before they find the mysterious island.

Co-written with Bootsy Slickmane.

No one said friendship was easy...a lesson Twilight is about to learn the hard way. How can she get two friends to reconcile when one threw the other under the bus for a PIG? Also, how can she handle feelings that are both inappropriate...yet feels so RIGHT? More importantly...who is 'The Beast with one Eye?' and what are his plans for Equestria?

Here’s how Fluttershy puts her life in danger:

“I love you, Discord.”

And here’s how one sentences her to death:

“I love you, too.”

It is a cold, dark night.
The wind howls, and the blackness closes in around Ponyville.
Inside the Castle of Friendship, Princess Twilight Sparkle prepares dinner.
Dinner for two.
Because Twilight has a secret.
And that secret is a prisoner.
It has been a year.
And tonight, the Princess and her captive sit together for the first time.
They eat together for the first time.
Because Twilight has a story to tell.
And a confession to make.

With his career slowly trickling away from him, Deadline needs a new story. He picks Rarity, the latest and greatest in fashion, to be the subject of his latest inquiries. While hunting for dirt on Rarity in Ponyville, he stumbles onto a secret that's going to be bigger (and more unbelievable) than anything he's ever found before. Can he publish this story?

Schools in Canterlot have become more exclusive over the years. There is rigorous screening performed on every pony that wishes to enter. It's strenuous for everypony, but even more so for unicorns, who have varied magical talents that can be used in many different ways. Peach Berry finds herself the recipient of one such talent that is in high demand, by whom, she never knew, and couldn't fathom, but now that she's in, does she want to be there? Does she have a choice?

Unlike Aria Blaze and Sonata Dusk, the siren Adagio Dazzle is neither a childish idiot nor an apathetic layabout. She has vision. She has purpose. She has drive.

So when – after their spectacular defeat at the hands of the Rainbooms – the trio of terror wind up incarcerated as a result of another failed scheme, she utterly refuses to take it lying down. Nothing in her past has taught her to accept failure. Nothing.

However, the longer she spends in this cell, and the more she has to put up with the irritations and insults of the other two, the more she starts to wonder if something else is going on. Something far more sinister than yet another tedious setback.

Continuity: For the sake of clarity, please see the disclaimer in the first comment below for details.

EDIT (as of Saturday 14th April 2018): The ending has been changed in response to constructive criticism provided via PM. More details can be found in this comment.