A lucid dream is a dream during which the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming. What happens when a human with the ability to lucid dream finds his way to Equestria? Answer he becomes Morpheus the Prince of Dreams, the son of Nightmare Moon.
When a friend tells you that they have a secret, your gut reaction is to say that it's no big deal, but what if it turns out to be just that? A big deal. A REALLY big deal. How does that affect the friendship?
As Callum and the Mane Six continue their quest to find the shards of the Titans' Orb, the path ahead grows only more deadly, as they are now stalked by a relentless shadow that will stop at nothing to hunt them down...
A young earth pony guardsmare is chosen alongside others to serve as the personal guards of Princess Cadence and Prince Shining Armor following the aftermath of the Changeling Invasion.
He's (she's) not questioning the voice in her head? That seems a bit odd, but it's a good story so far.
Oh, and you use 'than' when you should be using 'then' most of the time. Other than (see what I did there?) those points, I like where this is going. Looking forward to more!
10217761 If Sheldon could hear the voice in their head and figure out that it’s actually in their head and not imaginary, things would go wrong very fast. As it stands for now though, they have no idea that the voice is there.
And thanks for pointing that issue out, when I was checking for any grammar issues I completely forgot about then and than.
Well, that’s quite a way to start a story. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a story built on the idea that Luna was but a momentary construct, so I’m curious to see where this leads. Noticed some typos and incorrectly used punctuation which I can point out if you want, plus a few sentences were a bit rough to read. Though all in all, I’d say that the prologue flowed rather well, and its pacing and atmosphere were pretty good.
10564678 Huh, didn’t realize it was literally just under a meter. Got it clarified a bit now so it says it leans towards 3’4”. Thanks for pointing that out.
So Nightmare Moon's pulling a Sunset Shimmer (creating an army of people from Earth so she can overthrow Celestia), except she's actually thought it through?
He's (she's) not questioning the voice in her head? That seems a bit odd, but it's a good story so far.
Oh, and you use 'than' when you should be using 'then' most of the time. Other than (see what I did there?) those points, I like where this is going. Looking forward to more!
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If Sheldon could hear the voice in their head and figure out that it’s actually in their head and not imaginary, things would go wrong very fast. As it stands for now though, they have no idea that the voice is there.
And thanks for pointing that issue out, when I was checking for any grammar issues I completely forgot about then and than.
Well, that’s quite a way to start a story. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a story built on the idea that Luna was but a momentary construct, so I’m curious to see where this leads. Noticed some typos and incorrectly used punctuation which I can point out if you want, plus a few sentences were a bit rough to read. Though all in all, I’d say that the prologue flowed rather well, and its pacing and atmosphere were pretty good.
BTW, 3'3" is just under a meter (~99.06 cm) unless that was the shoulder measurement ...
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Huh, didn’t realize it was literally just under a meter. Got it clarified a bit now so it says it leans towards 3’4”. Thanks for pointing that out.
So Nightmare Moon's pulling a Sunset Shimmer (creating an army of people from Earth so she can overthrow Celestia), except she's actually thought it through?
Interesting.