The Castle of the Two Sisters has a long history, dating back to Equestria's early beginnings. As such, many artifacts still rest in its many hallways. Relics, ancient books... and old experiments.
Waking up as a strange alien bug was certainly not something Thornton ever expected to happen. And yet, that was just the circumstance he found himself in when he and his family awoke one morning with strange new bodies in a strange new world.
Excess magic use has numerous ways of backfiring, most commonly exploding. Or uncommonly, it could have interesting side effects none could have predicted. So imagine what blasting an evil moon goddess with the mother of all rainbows could result in.
Fluttershy finds an unknown creature in the Everfree, with a kind heart, she decids to raise the creature to live among the equines. Well...secretly, I mean.
The Unkindled One stands in front of the First Flame. Having defeated the Soul of Cinder, he ponders on what his next move should be. Not knowing what to do, he reaches out for a summoning sign inside the Kiln. What he summons, however, shocks him
When Twilight and Fluttershy move to another world to learn more about a race that even Celestia knows nothing about, they get into a very unusually strange, friendship-less world...
I thought about it after the thing was written, but I think I like the first-person POV a little more because it gives the story an "experiencing for one's self" sort of feel.
You (the reader) are the main character, after all.
I can understand the sentiment. I regret that I would not like to live in that world. Visit maybe but not live. Are we not human? Is it not a denial of the idea of harmony? Heh, I have seen the evil men do so I understand but what shall happen to this world if we do not save it ourselves?
I never said you would live there. You are merely brought there; for what ultimate purpose, that is up for you (the reader) to decide. A visit to Equestria would, I think, be very enlightening as well as immensely enjoyable.
I do, however, understand and appreciate your comment. You are correct; this world (our world) needs people to create Harmony. It needs people who understand the morals and lessons of MLP:FiM. Yes, our world is dark and unbalanced, but there is hope in those who understand, who can step forward and attempt to make a change.
That was very cute.
Did you consider writing it in second person?
It made me smile... Not a lot of things make me smile.
That was *sniff*... BEAUTIFUL :,D
Well done.. I hope to see more stories of this kind
This was very cute. You managed to cram a lot of story into 1400 words. Well done. I hope to see more like this.
I wonder how'd she'd react to a Klingon.
(Nice little story, btw. Have a like!)
I would love to see more! :D
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I thought about it after the thing was written, but I think I like the first-person POV a little more because it gives the story an "experiencing for one's self" sort of feel.
You (the reader) are the main character, after all.
Thanks for commenting!
I like it. If only this one could come true for me.
I can understand the sentiment. I regret that I would not like to live in that world. Visit maybe but not live. Are we not human? Is it not a denial of the idea of harmony? Heh, I have seen the evil men do so I understand but what shall happen to this world if we do not save it ourselves?
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I never said you would live there. You are merely brought there; for what ultimate purpose, that is up for you (the reader) to decide. A visit to Equestria would, I think, be very enlightening as well as immensely enjoyable.
I do, however, understand and appreciate your comment. You are correct; this world (our world) needs people to create Harmony. It needs people who understand the morals and lessons of MLP:FiM. Yes, our world is dark and unbalanced, but there is hope in those who understand, who can step forward and attempt to make a change.
Thank you for commenting.
But... But why and how and by who and from where was he invited? And what made him invited? I require moar-