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Zephyr had lived in the unknown her whole life, until today. Everything changes as the young bat-ponies life is told from the beginning to end. Once a normal pony, now a princess. Who is Nightmare Wind, and why is she here? Who is the real Zephyr, not just the curtain she has pulled over herself.

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Chapters (3)
Comments ( 6 )

I'm sorry but I believe I have to say this. The long description reads more like a character biography than an actual description of what will happen in the story. Nothing tells me what the story is about, except maybe the first line. A lot of the details, such as what the character looks like is stuff that should be told to us in the actual story. Also from what I got she sounds Mary-sue-ish.

I got interested enough to read the description, which is why I thought I'd attempt to tell you how to improve it. The description should be a hook which entices us to read the story. This description does not do that for me, but I'll take a look anyway this time around.

Sorry man, but I'll have to give this one a pass based on description.

This is good , but incest?

Awesome story

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It will make sense when I get further into it.

Ooooooohhhhh.

Sexy.

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I'll go away now. :twilightsheepish:

This sounds amazing already! :pinkiegasp:

Some grammar points and stuff though:

At age 13, she has swore her life to the royal guards

The 'has' isn't needed there.

Zephyr yawned

Since you write in first person (as Zephyr) for the rest of the chapter, this would be 'I'.

Zephyr yawned, and stretched. 'Just in time.' I thought to myself as I looked up at the sky. I was perched on my favorite branch, deep in the Everfree. The moon was just beginning to rise. "7 o'clock. On the dot." I told myself quietly. "This is when Luna told me to meet her in the Everfree." I whispered, and trotted further into the forest. After a couple minutes, I came upon her. Luna. Princess Luna, the keeper of the night. I bowed, as I did anytime I saw Luna, except for when I was on duty. Luna looked at me, and smiled. She beckoned for me to come over, and sit down. "I have a long story to tell you." Luna said. "I think you are old enough to know." I nodded slightly, and sat down beside her. I was curious about what she had to say.

This is a spacing issue here. The general rule for speech is to take a new line with each new speaker.
With those applied, the paragraph would end up like this:

I yawned, and stretched. 'Just in time.' I thought to myself as I looked up at the sky. I was perched on my favorite branch, deep in the Everfree. The moon was just beginning to rise.
"7 o'clock. On the dot." I told myself quietly. "This is when Luna told me to meet her in the Everfree."
I trotted further into the forest. After a couple minutes, I came across her. Luna. Princess Luna, the keeper of the night. I bowed, as I did anytime I saw Luna, except for when I was on duty. (- you could just take this bit out, the sentence doesn't really flow with it and I can't think of anything that could reword it well enough). The princess looked at me, and smiled. She beckoned for me to come over and sit down.
"I have a long story to tell you." Luna said. "I think you are old enough to know." I nodded slightly, and sat down beside her. I was curious about what she had to say.

Anything in bold there is something I've reworded slightly to help it flow a bit better. Otherwise you've used really good language, and I love your idea! :twilightsmile:

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