(Rated for intense moments and brief blood and gore)
Pipe Dream was raised by the mountains in a cabin home by his two parents Jeebies and Heebie. Always taught superstition and fear, and dealing with insomnia from his returning nightmares with the mysterious "shadow ooze," Pipe Dream chooses to change everything after being teased by his fellow colt scout peers. Growing to rise above his fears, Pipe Dream slowly makes a new life for himself. However, darker forces are involved, and are seeking vengeance for being denied their power. Not long after Pipe Dream conquers his fears, something possesses his older brother Loose Cannon, and Pipe Dream's newborn virtues will be tried and tested.
"Have you been having... Nightmares?"
Chapters (14)
Not for the faint of heart? Who do you think we are?!
Anyways, I really like this fic. It's well-made and it has a steady plot. Continue sir! (or madame
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I guess I wasn't sure what the audience would be, considering that this story starts off very dark. Glad you like it so far
And here is... this chapter. I admit, I put it off at first because I really didn't want to do this to Miss Cheerilee as a character, but I felt like it had to be done in order to move the plot along. (Will you forgive me someday, Miss Cheerilee?
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Anyway, here's the next chapter, for those of you who like extremely dark and gruesome stories. At least our protagonist is becoming the hero now, so things are on the up and up...
P.S.: I'm in love with the last episode of My Little Pony, because now a certain character can fit into this story nearly seamlessly!
Not bad, I like the story so far and the general feel of your writing style seems to fit the setting nicely. All in all I'm looking forward to seeing where this one goes. Keep it coming, mate
Alright, one more chapter to go, and then the epilogue. *breaths in* *breaths out* [insert exhausted looking person]
You don't need to warn the GRIMDARK group that this is not for the faint of heart
...what kind of stories do you think we read?
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Ha, Guess you're right
I'll just leave the rating in parentheses instead.