A human finds themselves as a voice within Pinkie's mind, only she's a young filly still on the rock farm. Aching for home, but worried what others might think, this new 'Mena' must maneuver life in Equestria. As much a life they can anyways.
A meteor impacts the nation of Equestria, Planet Equis. Tranquility is quickly snuffed out when a poison begins to spread violently. The Princesses cannot combat this unknown threat, as no knowledge of it exists. Help comes from an unexpected source.
The chronicle of Twilight's journey through a land under siege by darkness and corruption. Her only protection from the undead and yet darker forces lie with her new companions and a champion of light sworn to defend her. But will it be enough?
After awaking from nightmares about failing their biggest aspirations, the mane six find a horrible reality waiting for them. Trapped in eternal darkness, they find themselves, well, soulless.
Your spelling and grammar were fine 99% of the time, though I did notice a misused word or two. However, the real problems lay elsewhere. Simply put, it wasn't creepy, but confusing. Apparently they all die during the "dreams", but only Fluttershy and Applejack show any reason for that to happen. There's no real buildup to any of them, just a few vague bad things happening to them, and suddenly they're... fading away? Or something? I don't know what happened, or why.
Spend a bit of time building up the suspense. Be clearer in what becomes of your characters, though you don't have to be explicit - the unknown is a major source of fear. Just make sure the reader can follow the progression from Point A to Point B. And if you're going for repetition to emphasize the creepy, make absolutely certain that what you're building it on is creepy to begin with.
3984404 Thanks for the constructive criticism. I see what you mean. I'll fix this when I get around to it. But the last chapter(which hasn't been uploaded yet) kind of explains this. I will change it a little bit, but not completely. Thanks again.
Either Okay or OK
All these chapters should be one chapter with a line, asterisks, or something else separating them.
Your spelling and grammar were fine 99% of the time, though I did notice a misused word or two. However, the real problems lay elsewhere. Simply put, it wasn't creepy, but confusing. Apparently they all die during the "dreams", but only Fluttershy and Applejack show any reason for that to happen. There's no real buildup to any of them, just a few vague bad things happening to them, and suddenly they're... fading away? Or something? I don't know what happened, or why.
Spend a bit of time building up the suspense. Be clearer in what becomes of your characters, though you don't have to be explicit - the unknown is a major source of fear. Just make sure the reader can follow the progression from Point A to Point B. And if you're going for repetition to emphasize the creepy, make absolutely certain that what you're building it on is creepy to begin with.
3984404 Thanks for the constructive criticism. I see what you mean. I'll fix this when I get around to it. But the last chapter(which hasn't been uploaded yet) kind of explains this. I will change it a little bit, but not completely. Thanks again.
3983238 I'll be sure to go back and fix the mistakes you've listed. Thank you!
a bit... you know.... short?
good but short
same complaint, short
again! to short!
what is with it being short! (it did get longer though...) shut up captions!
TO SHORT! (i do not agree but wouldn't pinkie break the 4th wall and be ok?)
i again find it a bit to short sorry but all and all it is good so far
3988789 It's purposefully short. I did not mean to upset you with this, but it was within reason. I'm sorry.