The greatest villain of another realm has been exiled to another universe, one that appears to be filled with magical creatures in their own right. Makuta seeks the aid of King Sombra and Nightmare Moon to conquer the new universe he found himself in
Some names are respected. Some are ignored. Some are loved. There is only one name in the whole world of Equestria that became the synonym for cruelty. This name is Sombra, and this is his story.
A scenario where a being of chaos and war brought to a place of harmony and peace is not often a pretty one. However, the presence of a loved one can sometimes tame even the wildest of monsters. But for how long?
A Moonlights Lullaby is a story when King Sombra returns for revenge. But he takes a special Alicorn with him, hoping for her to see who he really is, and help him with his... "Army".
Loss. What is a loss? Is it losing something close? Or is it feeling like something inside you gave way? How do you cope with such a thing? No one knows for sure.
In Equestria's most desperate hour, a mysterious hooded pony offers Twilight the most powerful, but most dangerous and mind-corrupting type of magic; Dark Magic.
I recommend making your chapters longer. Around 1,000 words is good, but less than that, and the message each chapter tries to get across is cut short.
I recommend making your chapters longer. Around 1,000 words is good, but less than that, and the message each chapter tries to get across is cut short.
5600893 yea I was kinda in a rush Ill promise to make chapters longer
There are multiple errors with both punctuation and capitalization, plus I suggest you learn the difference between "your" and "you're".
Also, if this is Twilight Sparkle hanging out with a young Sombra, where's your alternate universe tag?
Alright. Let's start the list
- you would've won generic title of the week if I didn't see a story that literally copied the title word for word of the first Modern Warfare game.
- grammar is shoddy and redundant. Example: "is Sombra really who he really is" has one too many "really"s.
- do you even know what tags are for? Let me give you a hint: no story is both a tragedy and a comedy. By definition the two are polar opposites.
- beef up your summary. That tells us nothing at all about the plot.
- your chapters are astoundingly short. If you can't write the chapter to 1000 words, then either put more meat on its bones or scrap that scene.