Chapter 4 Part 2
Twilight’s Friendship Journal contained a great many stories about herself and her friends. Some were very entertaining, some were very insightful, and some made Sunset Shimmer very concerned for her friend.
“I swear, this girl needs a good therapist,” she muttered to herself, as she finished the latest chapter. She took a sip from her tea cup. “Having a mental breakdown, about being potentially tardy with the Princess, is not the behavior of a healthy mind…”
‘Hah! A great suggestion! You should find one for yourself while you’re at it!’
Sunset almost choked on her tea as she heard the familiar voice echoing through her mind. Setting aside her cup, she looked up towards the Crystal Mirror and grimaced. Her reflection had once again been replaced with the annoying demon.
“What do you want this time?” Sunset rolled her eyes. “I’m not going back to being like you, no matter what you say. And for your information, I didn’t release… most of the stuff I had. So fuck you.”
‘I saw,’ The Demon smirked. ‘As half assed as it was, the revenge felt sweet. Good job, Sunny.’
“No,” Sunset replied flatly. “It was a stupid idea and we both know it. Just about everything I've done since this all started has been stupid. A kind of stupid I thought I had outgrown at this point."
'Oh Sunny…' The Demon shook her head, grinning. 'You can't deny your own nature. Wind blows, rain falls, and you make stupid decisions when you're mad; it's simply how things are.'
"Oh yeah?" Sunset shot back. "Well here's a stupid decision I'll never make, no matter how mad I get: become you again. Now begone, I want to read."
‘Sunny, Sunny, Sunny…’ The Demon sighed. ‘I'm a part of you. I can never be gone.’
"Well then do me a favor and shut up anyway."
The clip-clopping sound of hooves on crystal floor interrupted their witty exchange. Sunset and the Demon glanced towards the library door and then back at each other.
‘Are you expecting visitors?’
“You’re a part of my psyche, you should already know that I don’t.”
‘You don’t quite get how this whole conversation thing works, do you?’ The Demon raised an eyebrow.
“Shut up, someone’s coming!”
“Sunset? Sunset Shimmer? Darling, are you in here?” A voice called out. Feminine, cultured, with just a tinge of an affected Canterlot accent. It sounded like Rarity.
“Over here!” Sunset replied and sighed quietly. So much for spending the day alone with her book. Still, after reading all those stories about them, she had become a bit curious to get to know them personally. So she wasn’t too upset at this opportunity to find out what Pony Rarity was like.
‘Crazy,’ The Demon said, grinning at Sunset. ‘That’s what she’ll be like.’
Sunset didn’t dignify that with a response and merely send a withering glare at the Demon.
‘Awww, come on, Sunny, you know I’m right.’ The Demon’s grin only grew wider, however. ‘We’re what? A quarter through the book? And each of those mares had at least one mental breakdown by now. As Twilight so accurately put it in that first chapter: “All the ponies in this town are CRAZY!” Including you.’
“Shut up!” Sunset quietly hissed at the Demon. She did not want Rarity to overhear this. “They’re not crazy and neither am I!”
‘Pfft!’ The Demon snorted. ‘Let’s be real here, Sunnybuns, you’re not the poster child of sanity. Mommy issues up to the moon, crippling doubts in your self-worth, a single minded obsession with becoming a Princess, the list goes on. And let’s not forget, you’re literally talking to a voice inside your head right now.’
“Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!” Sunset snarled, louder than she had intended to. “I’m not crazy!”
“I’m sorry, is somepony else already here?” Rarity said as she finally arrived at Sunset’s reading couch. “I wouldn’t want to interrupt.”
“No…” Sunset blushed deeply and shrunk into her seat. “Just...talking to myself…”
Eager to change the topic, she shook her head and looked straight at Rarity. “Nevermind that, what brings you here?”
“Well, darling, Applejack told us that you decided to postpone our tour of Ponyville for the time being,” Rarity said and Sunset silently thanked the stars that Rarity possessed the tact and social graces not to pry. “And since I had already cleared my schedule for the day, I thought I’d pass by and ask if you’re feeling up for a little chat.”
“A little chat?”
Okay, that was fine, a chat with Rarity she could handle.
“Yes, you see, there is something I’ve been wanting to ask you about the human world.”
Sunset raised an eyebrow. “Okay, what would that be?”
“I was wondering,” Rarity gracefully settled down on the couch opposite of Sunset’s, “what you could tell me about the fashion of the human world.”
“The fashion?”
“Ever since Twilight told us about how everypony in that world wears clothes all the time, it’s been occupying my thoughts somewhat,” Rarity said with a wistful sigh. “A professional weakness, I’m afraid.”
“I can imagine,” Sunset let out a small chuckle. “You have your own boutique here in Ponyville, don’t you?”
“And opening a branch in Canterlot soon.” Rarity’s eyes gleamed with pride.
“The ponies of Canterlot could indeed use someone with an actual fashion sense,” Sunset smirked.
“And I aim to provide them with quality garments,” Rarity smiled modestly. “But let’s talk about that later. I’m ever so curious is like when everypony around you wears clothes all day every day.”
Her eyes lit up at the thought. “Just imagine it, darling! Everypony in Ponyville! Nay! In Equestria! Wearing my fabulous creations every day of the year!”
“And spending lots of bits in your boutique to get them.”
“Well, yes, there is that too,” Rarity admitted with a small blush. “But the money is a secondary benefit. I am an artisté! My creative soul soars at the thought of ponies wearing outfits that are chic, unique and magnifique!”
“You’re setting yourself up for a disappointment then,” Sunset snorted. The sheer enthusiasm in Rarity’s voice, was lifting her mood as well. “Most people over there have a lousy taste in fashion.”
“Oh, pish posh.” Rarity waved the objection off. “That is but one more creative challenge that I will relish to overcome! Now tell me everything!”
“Alright, alright,” Sunset laughed. “But first, would you like some tea? I made a fresh pot just before you came.”
“A cup of tea would be lovely, thank you,” Rarity smiled.
Sunset stood up from her couch. “Let me just fetch you a cup.”
Closing her eyes, Sunset lit up her horn, visualising the castle kitchen as her destination. With a bright burst of magic she disappeared from the library and reappeared in a bathtub.
“Stupid oversized castle, stupid screwy magic…” Sunset muttered darkly to herself as she trotted through the many hallways of the castle. The bathtub she had teleported to had been adjacent one of the to many, mostly still unfurnished, guest rooms of the castle, and finding her way to the kitchen proved to be more challenging than she had imagined. On the positive side it gave her some time to think.
Despite the unexpected nature of her visit, Sunset found that she was actually enjoying her chat with Rarity. After the exhausting flurry of emotions that the rest of her week had been, just a casual conversation with a friend was a welcome change of pace. Friend? Was Rarity her friend? Well no, of course not. She had literally just met the mare. Friendships didn’t develop that fast. She’d scarcely been able to believe it when the girls had called themselves her friends following the Fall Formal. And from the looks of it, she had been justified in her scepticism.
Still, Rarity had been under no obligation to visit after Sunset had called off the tour. But she had still decided to come here, trying to connect with Sunset in her own Rarity-ish way. Just like Applejack had, when she could’ve just left. That knowledge made Sunset feel warm inside. But their conversations had already highlighted something Sunset had not wanted to think about: She missed her friends.
They had hurt her terribly and Sunset wasn’t sure if she’d be able to forgive them any better than they seemed to have forgiven her but… That warmth she was feeling right now? They had made her feel it too. Every day after the Formal and the weeks following it, they had made her feel that there were still people who cared about her. That she didn’t have to be alone. That she could get better again. And despite everything, she missed them. Yes, their lack of trust still hurt. The way they lied about forgiving her still hurt. The way they had called themselves her family and then turned their backs on her really hurt. But she still missed them. She still wanted this entire horrible week to have been nothing but a bad dream.
Sunset sighed. It was pointless musing. Even if Twilight managed to fix the situation at CHS and get her friends to forgive her, and her to forgive them, she’d never be able to go back to CHS. Even under the best of circumstances, she’d still get kicked out of the school for what she had done on her last day. And it wasn’t like she could go back in time to stop it all from happening. All she could do now was to accept that fact and keep moving forward. And at this moment, moving forward meant finding that blasted kitchen and having tea with Rarity.
A flash of light that drowned out the world and Sunset reappeared in the library, just below the ceiling. She only had a moment to realise her predicament, before she plummeted screaming down towards the hard crystal floor. Fortunately, a blue shimmering couch suddenly moved itself into her path, and the impact upon the soft cushions merely knocked the wind out of her. And as Sunset lay gasping for breath on the mysterious couch, she noticed that even the tea cup had survived the fall. Then Rarity was upon her, her big, blue eyes filled with panicked concern.
“Oh my goodness! Sunset, are you alright?!” Rarity shook Sunset frantically, looking over her body for signs of injury.
“I’m okay…” Sunset gasped weakly, trying to get her breath working again. “I’m okay…”
“Thank Celestia!” Rarity breathed a sigh of relief. Then she immediately moved on from panicked concern to angry concern. “What in all of Equestria were you thinking teleporting yourself up that high?!”
“Wasn’t my idea…” Sunset groaned, as she tried to rise from the couch. “My magic is all screwy…”
“Then why did you try to teleport of all things if your magic isn’t working properly?” Rarity gave her a look of stern, big sisterly disapproval. “If I hadn’t had my trusty fainting couch handy, you could’ve been seriously hurt.”
Sunset blushed and muttered something unintelligible.
“I’m sorry, darling, what did you say?” Rarity’s stern expression did not waver.
“I said I was lost!” Sunset’s cheeks lit up flaming red with embarrassment. “I teleported into a random bathroom the first time, and then I got lost trying to find the kitchen, and then I got lost again trying to find my way back here! This castle way too big and stupidly designed! If I’d actually kept going on foot back here, the movie would’ve been over!”
Rarity blinked. Then she asked: “The movie?”
Sunset sighed. “Nevermind, human reference.”
“Well, at least you appear to be unharmed.” Rarity looked Sunset over one last time.
“Yeah, that couch pretty much saved me there.” Sunset raised an eyebrow. “Why exactly did you bring a fainting couch with you anyway?”
“I always carry it with me for an outing,” Rarity said, as though it was the most natural thing in the world. “A lady never knows when she might have to faint dramatically, after all.”
Okay, that was an eccentricity her Rarity hadn’t possessed. Possibly only due to lack of ability to lug a couch around with her everywhere she went, granted.
“Well, at any rate, I got your teacup.” Sunset held up the cup in her magic. “Shall we get back to fashion?”
“Yes, let us resume,” Rarity smiled.
While far from being the fashionista Rarity was, Sunset had learned a thing or two about subject during her life. The future Princess of Equestria had to look her best, after all. And later on, nobody could be friends with Rarity for months without learning a little bit about fashion and the current trends. Rarity for her part listened to Sunset with rapt attention, her eyes sparkling and her mind brimming with new ideas.
“I’d like to show you some examples, but my clothes didn’t make it back through the portal,” Sunset concluded her lecture. “Which is a bit weird, since those weren’t even the same clothes the portal gave me when I passed through from this side, except for my jacket.”
“I miss my jacket…” She sighed. “I’d worn it almost the entire time I spent in that world. I feel… kinda naked without it now...”
“Sunset, Darling, you are naked.”
“I know! I mean like...more naked. Like, if someone had shaved my coat off, kind of naked.”
“What a ghastly thought!” Rarity let out a horrified little gasp. “Fret not, Sunset Shimmer! I shall make you a new jacket posthaste!”
“You don’t have to-” Sunset tried to protest, but Rarity magically clamped her mouth shut to cut her off.
“You’re right, I don’t.” Rarity shook her head and smiled. “But I want to.”
For a moment, Sunset stared helplessly at Rarity. Then she laughed at how silly she was being. Attempts to dissuade Rarity from being generous had only ever ended with her feeling foolish for not accepting the gift right away. And the way Rarity had immediately jumped on the opportunity to do something nice for her just stoked the warmth in Sunset’s chest even further.
“Thanks, Rarity. That means a lot to me.”
“You’re more than welcome, Darling,” Rarity said. “Just stop by my boutique whenever you’re ready. I’ll need your help to make sure that the design is accurate, after all.”
“Actually, I can give you something even better than that.” Sunset glanced towards the Crystal Mirror. “My phone’s got a couple pictures of me wearing the jacket on it. Once Twilight is back, I can show them to you.”
For a moment, an expression of disappointment flickered across Rarity’s face. Then her smile reasserted itself.
“Why yes, some reference material will be most helpful. Please, do bring your, uhm…’phone’ along when you come to visit.”
Drinking the last of her tea, Rarity stood up from her couch. “Now, I do believe I’ve taken up enough of your time for today. It’s been a pleasure finally meeting you in person, Sunset.”
“Likewise, Rarity.” Sunset rose as well and, on a sudden impulse, hugged Rarity. “And thank you for coming here. It really helped me feel better.”
“My pleasure.” Rarity returned the hug with a tender smile. “And please, do not hesitate to come and visit me when you’re in the mood for some tea and conversation.”
Sunset broke the hug, a broad smile on her lips. “I will.”
With Rarity gone, Sunset made herself a fresh pot of tea, and settled down for some more reading. After Twilight’s mental breakdown about tardiness, Celestia had instructed all of her friends to send her friendship reports as well. The stories became more varied and carried some rather amusing revelations.
“Rarity wears false eyelashes?” Sunset snorted. “Well consider my worldview shook.”
“Ooooh! Are you reading the one about the cake?!” A very excited, very pink voice suddenly said from behind Sunset.
With a startled “Ack!”, Sunset flung herself away from the voice and off the couch onto the hard crystal floor.
“Are you okay, Sunny?” Pinkie Pie’s head popped up from behind the couch, followed by the rest of her body and a tray of cupcakes she balanced on her tail. “I didn’t mean to scare you.”
“I’m okay…” Sunset replied weakly. With some effort, she managed to climb her way back onto the couch. “When did you get here anyway? I didn’t hear any hoofsteps.”
“Silly Sunny,” Pinkie giggled. “This castle is way too big. If I had walked all the way to the library, the movie would’ve been over.”
“How do you even know-” Sunset cut herself off before she could finish the thought. “Nevermind, you’re Pinkie Pie, you get a pass on that kinda thing.”
“Soooo? Were you reading about that time we escorted Mr. and Mrs. Cake’s Marzipan Mascarpone Meringue Madness for the National Dessert Competition and in the middle of the night I chased around three cake thieves and it turned out that the cake thieves had taken three bites out of the MMMM and Twilight detectivised that Rainbow, Fluttershy and Rarity were the thieves?” Pinkie took a deep breath. “Were you?”
“Yes-” was all Sunset managed to reply, before Pinkie buried her under a second avalanche of words.
“Cause let me tell you, that was one doozy to explain to Mr. and Mrs. Cake when we got to the competition. Thankfully Princess Celestia was kind enough to let the MMMM enter anyway, on the condition that she got to eat the rest of it afterwards.”
“Yeah that sounds like her kind of bribe…” Sunset snorted. “I swear, that entire Competition is just an excuse of hers to eat her own weight in dessert without feeling guilty about it.”
“Twice her weight if you count the life-sized Chocolate Mousse Moose,” Pinkie added brightly.
Sunset facehooved.
“So what brings you here?” She then asked Pinkie.
“Well, two things. First my Pinkie sense told me that a friend of mine of was in need of some cheer-up cupcakes, so I brought you these!” Pinkie proudly presented her tray. On the tray stood, neatly lined up, a baker’s dozen of Pinkie-Pie-Grade delicious looking chocolate cupcakes with white frosting. “I made your favorite kind.”
Sunset’s stomach took that as a cue to rumble audibly.
“It’s been a while since breakfast,” Sunset admitted, licking her lips. “Some cupcakes right now would be- Wait!”
She eyed Pinkie suspiciously. “How do you know my favorite kind of cupcake? I don’t recall divulging that information.”
“I have my methods,” Pinkie smiled mysteriously. “Now try one!”
Still not taking her gaze off Pinkie, Sunset picked up one of the cupcakes and took a bite. Immediately, the world disappeared into a rush of bliss, chocolate, vanilla and strawberry came together in her mouth in a perfect balance of deliciousness. Letting out a loud moan, she sunk into the cushions of the couch.
“Aaaaand?” Pinkie smiled expectantly down at Sunset. “Do you like it?”
“It’s perfect!” Sunset moaned, when she had discovered enough from the sensory overload to speak again. “Perfect neoponitan cupcakes, down to the gooey, strawberry center! How did you find that out?”
“That would be telling~” Pinkie singsonged and giggled.
“Fine, keep your pinkish secrets,” Sunset rolled her eyes. “So what was the second thing you came here for?”
Suddenly, Pinkie’s expression turned almost business-like.
“You still haven’t had your Welcome to Ponyville Party.”
“Pinkie, I’m not really in a-”
“Now I know you’re not in a partying mood right now and that’s okay,” Pinkie said over Sunset’s protest. “I just wanted to tell you that, when you’re feeling better, all you gotta do is say the word and I’ll throw you the bestest Welcome Party you’ve ever had.”
Sunset was genuinely touched. Usually when someone was not in a partying mood, Pinkie’s fix to it was to throw them a party and infect them with cheer anyway. And she knew how much it pained Pinkie, when she couldn’t make someone feel better with a party. That this Pinkie was not only willing to hold off until Sunset actually asked her to throw the party, but also realised that a party wasn’t the solution to Sunset’s gloom, was a level of maturity Sunset had never seen in her counterpart. That more than anything proved in Sunset’s mind that these mares really were different from the girls she had known at Canterlot High.
“Thanks, Pinkie,” Sunset smiled. “I will.”
“Okie dokie lokie!” Immediately, the serious expression on Pinkie’s face gave way to her usual, cheerful smile. Then her tail began to wag wildly and her back hooves broke out into a sort of frenzied tapdance.
“Looks like I gotta go,” she said, with an almost analytical look towards her hindquarters. “Waggy tail and dancy legs means the Cakes have some deliveries for me to deliver.”
“Sure thing,” Sunset chuckled. “I’ll just have some more cupcakes and read the rest of the book.”
“Alrighty! See ya later, Sunny!” And with that, Pinkie disappeared in a pink blur.
Still chuckling to herself, Sunset grabbed another cupcake. If the pattern held, she was going to get a visit from Rainbow and Fluttershy before the rest of the day was over.
But she was ready for that.
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IT'S ALIVE!!!!
But seriously I waited so long for this! ^^
Thanks for the chapter good to see the story is not dead
Sunset getting use to them gradually is definitely a good method.
Okay y'all, see you next August.
Just kidding (mostly) it's great to here from you and it's great to see that Sunset is slowly reconnecting with people (ponies?) again. I'm just curious on how the human world is developing.
IT'S BACK!! This certainly was an interesting chapter.
Great ways to make the maturing of the mane six, I'm curious about now that Sunset knows the consequences of her acts and she will stays at Equestria as part of her own judgment of exilium, the consequences on human world will go to bit her flank on Equestria or she did the right thing and stays outside of the mirror forever?
And now I want to see how much Chaos did she created with her angry expose.
Great chapter
An update! Awesome!
I don't think I have the words to properly express how much I love this part. I really appreciate Pinkie being self-aware and having enough self-control and not being the flanderized caricature I often see her depicted as.
Dashie and Fluttershy are gonna be pissed but not at Sunset
Thank you for uploading on My 24Th Birthday!!!!!
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Nice to see this update.
Nice chapter!
I had honestly given up any hope of seeing this updated. Glad to see it’s still going.
Great seeing a new update, keep up the good work!
This was so worth the long & it was great to see Sunset have a great conversation with Rarity
After re-reading the previous chapters, Sunset should stay in equestria for a few weeks since the actions she performed is going to have some people looking to inflict serious harm on her or some legal trouble while at the same time it will have the positive effect of finally proving to her ex-friends she's not anon-a-miss unless her phone works from equestria.
... Probably because I've been obsessed with Persona for the last 3 months, but that thing with Sundown (that's what I call demon Sunset) just makes me imagine Sunset talking to her Shadow
heh, Spaceballs, nice.
It's good to see that Pinkie did learn something after what she did to poor Cranky.
Hope she starts to feel more at home, at least one she gets a new jacket. There really isn't much for her back home after this. Though, her magic going this wonky has me a bit worried. Yes, she hasn't really used it a while, but she wasn't nearly this off when she stole the crown. Backlash from being hit by the rainbow, or just her emotional issues throwing her off?
Yahoo! New chapter! You have made me VERY happy! Can't wait for the next!!
Wonder if this World’s version of Ray will be with Fluttershy as a method of attempting to comfort Sunset.
It's nice to see this story be updated. I'd love to see how this continues.
UPDATES! OM NOM NOM!
Your last line had a typo in it, so for your editing pleasure
: before the rest day was over. - before the rest of the day was over.
I was enjoying this quite a bit, it was nice to see Sunset sit back and marvel at the madness that is the Mane Six and their hijinks. The fact that Rarity and Pinkie came over to visit was a nice touch, getting her used to them a little at a time and showing Sunset that they aren't the same as their counterparts. Though now I wonder why Rarity looked disappointed at the end...? Did she want to design the jacket on her own or was that just due to being reminded of her counterpart?
nice work
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Thanks for catching those
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Asking Sunset to come to her boutique and help with designing the jacket, was Rarity's way of giving Sunset an incentive to want to come out of the castle and interact with her, and by extension the rest of Ponyville. She looked disappointed, because she was worried for a moment that Sunset would just give her the pictures and then stay inside. That's why she specifically asked Sunset to bring the phone along for the visit.
I'm so glad to see this story updated, and I'm glad to see that Sunset's actually warming up to her friends' pony counterparts.
While I'm looking forward to Sunset meeting pony Rainbow and Fluttershy, I'm anxious to find out how things are going at Canterlot High, and the eventual conversation between Twilight and her human friends.
Almost forgot about this one, till I got a notification about a new chapter. I'm glad your keeping this story going. I am wondering if Sunset will see Princess Celestia at some point, maybe later? And Twilight's solution for CHS.
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Thankyou!!!!!
Sunny's head voices and malfunctioning magic are concerning. I hope they're not related.
Glad to see the Ponyville girls helping Sunset out. She needs it right now.
Yay!
Hope it doesn't take another few months for the next chapter of this great story fan fic
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I guess, but to me, it is unrealistic (to me) for Sunset to be some uber-badass who can win every fight.
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She isn't. She just used some simple self-defense techniques against a pair of amateur thugs.
Great chapter! So jealous of how well you write characters and scenes!
Can't wait for the next chapter.
I can see how it starts off.
Twilight goes into the human world being "oh it can't be that bad." and sees half the school on fire.
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I'm glad they made Sunset canon and honestly I believe she was the moment I first saw her. Also I'm curious on what your going to have Twilight say to the Rainbooms. Because even if they are sorry Sunset isn't coming back and there is nothing anyone can say or do that will make her go back.
this is a fascinating story, and I can't wait to see more!
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I dunno, I think she IS justified. Twilight asked the Rainbooms to look after Sunset. And now, with the SMALLEST amount of prodding, with the SMALLEST provokation they turn back on her, they don't belive her, they don't listen to her AT ALL. I would have done the same, heck, what would any person would do, if they wre trying to become better, but then with the weakes framing from net they would be dumped on the side of a road? I would feel betrayed.
Edited: Just reread some things. If there was the Battle of the Bands, then Sunset has even more reasons to be angry. She saved all their sorry behind, and they turn on her, without giving her ANY benefit of the doubt. They accuse her, ignore everything she says, and people want Sunset to "take the high road" after that? Have you EVER been pronounced wrong, when you KNEW you were RIGHT? It f
ing stings.
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I 100% agree with you, I relate to this on a personal level
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Fair, however (and I feel this is something that tends to get overlooked in AAM stories) how many of these people did you bully beforehand, possibly for several years? And did you have a well established reputation for playing nice with people only to backstab them?
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Bully, but then you save their lives, and get turned on. By people, who actually supposed to LOOK AFTER YOU, not ABANDON you when going gets tough. Bully, vs saving from magical sirens, when you try to be better. When you try to be good.
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Do you have a question?
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Any idea how long it will be before an update?
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Sorry, no idea yet.
Cap.
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Just got to this after rereading the story.
This was a good chapter, we can't wait to see what you come out with next.
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Okay.