Once again my friends it's time to ask the cast of Be Careful what you Wish for anything you want. Of course you're welcomed, and encouraged, to ask anything about the last couple of chapters.

So, what's the rules again? No trolling, don't worry about keeping it clean, but do consider that the characters may respond in kind.

Thanks for asking the questions, but since it's been about an hour since anyone asked anything I'm going to shut this thing down.

- LF

The Butter Yellow Pegasus held the sword in her right hoof. Her left foreleg was holding the wound she had received from the Count. She felt so much pain rushing through her. Her blue eyes looked at him as she tried to stand.

"You must be that little Spanish brat I taught a lesson to all those years ago. You've been chasing me your whole life only to fail now? I think that's about the worst thing I've ever heard," he said, "How Marvelous."

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This is pretty basic and fairly self explanatory. Starting now until the questions start dying out, or it gets too late, Don, Lyra, Discord, Fluttershy, the Crusaders, and everyone else that has been in Be Careful what you Wish for will be answering your questions. First thing I should say is that there won't be any spoilers given out. Sorry about that.

Okay, shall we begin?

Lyra: sounds good to me.

That really wasn't a question meant for you.

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That's right, Thursday I get to talk to a potential new publisher! Damn it I'm excited! I'm going to have pull out some of my better work, bring it up, and show them what I got. This is an exciting time my friends, exciting time!

What is it about Lyra Heartstrings that makes her a joy to write about. I find myself sort of mixing Pinkie Pie and Twilight together when I write her. Obsessed over humans to the point of nearly being crazy, but fun and energetic at the same time. Sure, she doesn't break the forth wall like Pinkie does, or at least if she does we don't see it. So, when given the chance to write about a relationship between Lyra and what I'd consider a normal guy I jumped at the chance. It sounded like it

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It occurred to me that I wanted to do a special crossover. Something interesting, and something that would be fun to write. I had considered doing a crossover with Hellblazer, and while I really like John Constantine I started to step back from the idea. It was fun, but not ultimately what I wanted to do. So, digging around through ideas I had something of an epiphany (For those who read Hellblazer, yes it was a pun). Why not make a crossover with a book that I had intimate knowledge of?

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There comes a point when you write something and decide that there's no way that you're going to use this scene. I wrote several of them for the sake of fun, and to be honest I didn't go ahead and use them because they wouldn't have fit into any scene specifically.

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So yeah, the new story in the works is Multiple Friends, Multiple Entries. This is something I've considered doing for a while. I think it's a good writing excerise to write in letters, especially when it's writing to one's self. In this case getting different answers than what you expected could be an interesting twist. I've decided to Dust off An American Werewolf in Equestria, Possibly The Ballad of Rainbow Dash, and maybe even I love this Bar. I'm also currently asking the permission

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1) Who are you really?
Interesting question. Let me pose it with another question. Who are any of us? Why do we exist? What is our purpose? Okay that was three questions. So, going back with who am I really? I'm a human being, a male, older than twenty, and younger than forty. I exist therefore I am.

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So, the story is finally done. I'm glad that I ended it. After all it gives me time to get back to a few other stories I need to work on, but... To be honest I've been considering expanding the universe a little bit. Even with the ending I gave the story I think there is room to build on it. The next generation as a start. I could see some interesting situations there.

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