Thank you for the fav on Together Forever! I'd appreciate it if you'd leave me a like and some feedback in the comments!

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Okay, okay. First of all, that has to be one of the most eloquent responses I've ever seen.

Secondly, although I would like to reply accordingly, you already said all what was left to say. So, I'll limit myself to complement the fact that this is not Xeolestia. Actually, as far as I'm concerned, if it wasn't because of Equus suffering the big Disaster, she could be pretty much Canon!Celestia.

Now, about Odin, I'm pretty sure you'll love the next chapter.

See ya.

1770897 Well, since you asked, the idea is interesting even though I haven't read many stories in this universe. I like the idea of Celestia being judged on her inexperience to handle her curiosity and her incessant need to be good and right, to the point of committing genocide. As a human myself I don't like the universe where humanity ends. Before I go on a rant about the bureau universe, humans are an older species than the Princesses, a species that survived against the odds and crawled their way to the top. They spent all of their time surviving that when they came to the top they had to fight themselves just to make it like they still had to fight even if they didn't...they were already at the top. Odin maybe saw them as warriors,after all warriors never stop being warrior or so the saying goes, which is why he would so angry or maybe he doesn't like her for another reason.For humans as a species it's hard to change; for Celestia to try to change them so haphazardly is foolish. In my opinion, those with the power to change something should be held responsible for changing them for the best or for the worst. An excuse like "I didn't mean to" are only for people who didn't have a choose and wouldn't/couldn't have done it on their own. Does knowingly walking into private property and breaking something and saying I didn't mean to break something exempt you from that crime? I don't think so; If anything it's a double crime. In my opinion, in the bureau universe Celestia is always guilty she killed innocent adults and even worse children who could have done anything and now never will. Still, it's interesting so far and despite my misgivings I like this Celestia over the others. That part with holding the world was cool.

Glad you liked TCB: Judgement Day. However, I'm always more interested in my readers opinions rather than likes and favs, so tell me, what do you think about the story?

1305793 Hey that story is popular You deserve it