Grumpy seeks revenge on the anti-goat mob that destroyed his home and his studies toward a degree in Equine Psychology just short of his certificate. Turning to Necromancy, he raises the Litch King. Unfortunately, his copy of the NECRONOMIPONY (subtitled Necromancy made Easy: a manual for beginners in the Art) contained a printer's error ~~ ~~ ~
OH MY GOD. FINALLY. EQUESTRIAN NECROMANCY. YES.
Now that that´s over, I cordially thank thee for this story. Equestria needs more Necromancers in general.
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Halifax: I have more Grumpy Goat that I think that you wiil enjoy. I will post another pretty soon.
Thank you for enjoying my story.
De Writer.
Shouldn't that be 'broke'?
Meh I prefer the Necroponicon. Or of course, the Necroteleponicon. The phone book of the dead.
Hmmm, typo, or intentional twist on the name?
Yup, skulls are far more expressive then you'd think, just look at Xykon.
Well, that's kind of a bum deal.
Always a good idea to cover all your bases with these types of deals.
Amazing how agreeable evil spirits of darkness can be if you just give them a little respect and don't act like either an idiot or asshole to them.
Not a good sign... okay, how'd the Goat screw himself over with this?
Well, saw something like that coming from a long way away. Now, just how bad?
... hmm The Litch never did say WHICH body he was taking.. did he?
And this why you always read the ENTIRE book before messing with these kinds of powers.
Overall he's taking the whole disembodied spirit thing rather well.
Well that was pretty good set up and, yeah, could have been longer and more detailed, but overall, pretty good read. Not to happy with the mob thing and apparent racism towards goats, that feels a bit out of place for Equestria but... it's not to horrible, and does more or less feel like it fits with our overall take on the setting so, just chalk it up to AU and leave it at that.
But yeah great little quick read, and look forward to more here.
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As for "done break, into the cemetery" Broke would be correct language. This was a deliberate "ignorant clod" sort of language. This and similar massacres of the language are current around the area where I live.
For the rest, I do thank you. It was a lovely thing to find on showing up here.
Nice for a quick read, although of course I was looking for something a little longer.
Fortunately you seem to be generous with the sequels... : D
6353030 Thank you. MOST of the many sequels to A Bad Day are a good bit longer. I hope that you enjoy the assorted misadventures and fun times ahead.
A fun writing!