The newest chancellor of the Earth ponies assumes her office with a dignified speech.

Or something like that.

Sunset Shimmer has been through a lot. From magical prodigy, to runaway, to manipulative schemer, to demon, to remorseful outcast, to two-time savior of her school, Sunset has fought her way through more challenges than most people experience in a lifetime.

But now things have quieted down, and Sunset is no longer sure what to do with herself. While there are some challenges assisting the human version of Twilight Sparkle as she adjusts to life at CHS, nothing else seems very interesting. Each day goes by without magic, without adventure, with nothing but the dull routine of attending high school. Dissatisfied and restless, Sunset begins to long for life back in Equestria. Maybe if she moved back there, she would not feel quite so empty.

Princess Twilight disagrees, though, and urges Sunset to stay. She writes daily to encourage her friend, hoping to help Sunset persevere through the trials of ordinary life. She claims Sunset really can be happy in the human world.

If only Sunset can believe that.

Set between Friendship Games and Legend of Everfree.

Starlight Glimmer receives a visit from another version of herself, one who presents an enticing opportunity to correct her past mistakes. Though Starlight worries about the consequences, she cannot help but wonder what would happen if she followed through with the other pony's suggestion.

After all, she wants nothing more than to reverse her past mistakes.

Few would suspect that Pinkie Pie would be good at chess. A game as nuanced and subtle as chess requires concentration, strategy, and forethought. None of which Pinkie Pie possesses.

Right?

This story is a sequel to Sounds of Lunacy

Celestia's latest prank against her sister was a resounding success. But now Luna has sworn revenge, and she will stop at nothing to get back at Celestia. For her part, Celestia is confident that nothing Luna has planned can possibly get to her.

Well, except perhaps one thing.

Before she became Nightmare Moon, Luna fought many adversaries who threatened Equestria. And since her return, new and old enemies have appeared with alarming frequency. But the land had peace for a thousand years while Luna was on the moon, and now the princess questions how such a thing could be possible.

Celestia offers her a completely logical and reasonable explanation.

Now with an audiobook by Illya Leonov.

Time has blessed Twilight Sparkle and her friends. As the years have passed, they have achieved dreams, pursued passions, and thrilled in one another's successes. But time has also caused the six ponies to drift apart as their lives begin to lead them in different directions. Now only Twilight is left in Ponyville, and she cannot help but wonder if she has lost a part of herself along with her friends.

But the discovery of a changeling infiltrator incites sudden conflict. Twilight must quickly prepare to repel a second changeling invasion by herself. The others, scattered across Equestria, find themselves under attack as they seek to escape these foes and reunite with their friends. Every familiar face could conceal an enemy, every conversation could be a lie, and each pony must search her own heart as lines blur between appearance and reality, between what a mare does and what she truly is inside.

This story was originally conceived and planned during Season 5, so it does not take into account the finales for Seasons 5 or 6.

This story is a sequel to How to Kidnap a Princess

After their attempt to kidnap Princess Twilight landed them in Tartarus, Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash decide to break out and regain their freedom.

Twilight asks Princess Luna about her recent harsh treatment of Starlight and Trixie.

Pinkie Pie has always been the liveliest pony in Ponyville. Spreading cheer and throwing parties has always come naturally to her. So what will she do on a day when she just doesn't feel happy?