Twilight never became an alicorn princess and instead lost her life as a result of Star-Swirl the Bearded's unpredictable spell. But being dead doesn't prevent Twilight from visiting those she cares for...
You are an ancient god who dates back to times of the beginning. However you have been lost to time due a major wound that you had gotten a long time ago, turned you into stone. A few thousand years have pasted and you're now reintroduced to the
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.
This story is a continued sequel of MLP season 4 and Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Spyro and Cynder have ben sent to Equestria to stop Malefor from taking over and cause chaos. They learned the secrets of friendship and must now rely on it to stop him.
Pinkie pie learns of dreadful news... Her parents died in a fire, caused by a strike of lightning; Now pinkie pie must get through without having a mental breakdown.
Well.... this all ALL that bad. Though just scratching the 1k word limit you could of done so much more to make this have more of an impact to the reader.
Let's start with my qualms:
1) CAPITALIZE NAMES. I mean this is pretty basic literary knowledge, it kept poking at my brain that you didn't.
2) "We are here to see the funeral of Mr. Pie and Mrs. Pie and their beloved son and daughter."
Was Mrs. Pie pregnant with twins or did they have another family we didn't know about?
3) create a separate space for everytime someone else begins to speak. Ex: “Hi Pinkie pie, How are you?” she said
“I’m good! Jus’ Making some cupcakes!” she leaped for joy, grabbing another tin and getting more flour, sugar ‘n’ spice, and more vanilla and other ingredients to make cupcakes with.
So just work on these things, as well as some other grammatical punctuations and such, expand a bit on your stories (I.E be more descriptive and engaging) and you should be on the right track!
Watch me, Silver Harp for more epic stories!
I shall make longer ones in the future.
Well.... this all ALL that bad. Though just scratching the 1k word limit you could of done so much more to make this have more of an impact to the reader.
Let's start with my qualms:
1) CAPITALIZE NAMES. I mean this is pretty basic literary knowledge, it kept poking at my brain that you didn't.
2) "We are here to see the funeral of Mr. Pie and Mrs. Pie and their beloved son and daughter."
Was Mrs. Pie pregnant with twins or did they have another family we didn't know about?
3) create a separate space for everytime someone else begins to speak.
Ex: “Hi Pinkie pie, How are you?” she said
“I’m good! Jus’ Making some cupcakes!” she leaped for joy, grabbing another tin and getting more flour, sugar ‘n’ spice, and more vanilla and other ingredients to make cupcakes with.
So just work on these things, as well as some other grammatical punctuations and such, expand a bit on your stories (I.E be more descriptive and engaging) and you should be on the right track!
what he said ^