This story is a sequel to The Time Keeper of Ponyville
For a long time, Time Turner has been baffled by his fellow citizens of Ponyville who kept insisting on calling him Doctor Whooves, no matter how many times he's corrected them. Those instances finally died down after he got together with Derpy, but now he's finally about to meet the very pony responsible for this confusion.
However, he may just end up even more confused than ever.
This story is part of The Equestria Tales series.
Marked as a sequel to the Time Keeper of Ponyville as it kind of follows up on Timer Turner.
Story happens shortly after Possession in the Crystal Empire.
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i like this
Dis, dis good
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Glad you all liked it.
It's a pity that the doctor is using a magic and not technology. It was always to be interested to watch the reaction of characters that all life denied the existence of magic and swore on science when they face real magic. :)
And vice versa I wonder wonder when in the fantasy the world someone says that something is impossible for someone who does not possess the magic prove the opposite with the help of technologies
P.S. sorry for my english
P.P.S. any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. -Arthur Clark
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He didn't use magic initially, when I wrote The Time Keeper of Ponyville and Whooves appears in the optional epilogue, it was for all intents and purposes the Tardis traveling pony version of the Doctor we all know and love. However as I began writing Possession in the Crystal Empire, I realized I wanted to separate this version of Doctor Whooves from the version I was using in The Tyrant of Fear and Hate, so I began developing the Time Ponies differently in the regular Equestria Tales Universe from the Time Ponies in the Tyrant universe. If you want to read a story where the Doctor does use technology, though there is some minor magic use by him as well, that happens in Tyrant of Fear and Hate.
And no need to apologize for your English, not being a native English speaker myself, I know how it can be.
Thanks for reading.