Twilight Sparkle is an intern at Canterlot General. It's her first day and her first procedure didn't go so well. But medicine isn't always about treating the patients, it's about understanding what you're doing is right.

Rated Teen for dealing with lives. No blood, but suggestions of such.

There's a bakery in Canterlot. Benny Bakery. Nopony knows what a 'Benny' is, but they all agree that this place has some of the best delicacies Equestria has to offer. There's one thing though, it's really exclusive and the pony who runs it is a bit of a mystery. Wait, is it even a pony? Well, there's only one way to find out.

A request by a follower Xenomorpher.

A series of fragmented plots out of chronological order that are bound together by one single thing:

An ostrich.

Another gift in a series of gifts for my followers. This time: 111segasonic!

I hope you liked it!

Additional Tags: Pretty much contains everypony.

Rated Teen for drama.

Hup is a changeling that occasionally suffers the hiccups. Caught in the act of shapeshifting at a young age, Chrysalis mistook his involuntary shapeshift as natural talent. As problems pop up, one after the other, Hup's going to find out that infiltrating Equestria will be the least of his troubles.

One of a series of gifts to my followers, specifically:
Listener and RadicalThestral

Rated E for weirdness.

On a patrol through the White Tail woods, Twilight comes across a dying changeling. Torn between giving up the drone to the guards or leaving it in the inhospitable wilds, Twilight reluctantly takes the drone in. As it awakens she realises that the drone was a blank slate, with no connection, no 'programming' guiding its functions. So Twilight sets out to teach this changeling about the world, one hoof step at a time.

Rated Teen for slightly mature themes involving ethical dilemmas.

If Word Worthy stopped editing for me, I'd likely wind up as a grammar-less hack. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Pinkie tries to give Applejack a surprise, it's effective for all the wrong reasons. A story about friendship, parties and a little too many mistimed explosions.

A meeting has to achieve three goals:
1. Meet all items of the agenda.
2. Ensure everyone has an equal say.
3. Create actionable tasks that furthers the interest of all meeting members.

Mr. Andrews is a mechanical engineer called in for his expertise on an ambitious project in Manehatten. He's had no experience working with a company, but it'll be alright. How hard can it be? After all, problems just have solutions, waiting to be solved.

Basically a pony version of The Expert which was based on The Meeting.

When two guards are chatting they find the conversation shifting from gripes about a centuries' old recruit manuals to matters of magic and energy. The question is, where does all the energy go?

Twilight didn't think weather management would be hard, but it is, surprisingly.

Edited by the ever-faithful Word Worthy.

I don't know much about this place. Everything seems so ordered, so sterile, so sparse. I want to get out of here. I want to know more about myself. Why can't I remember some of my life? Who am I?

Am I not Twilight Sparkle?

Edited by Word Worthy.