'She' didn't exist. Only 'we'.

So why did that white thing bring up such emotions?

An exercise in minimalism. Just a short, quick, probably terrible oneshot.

The changeling princess known as Twilight Sparkle is ecstatic. Her mother is giving her a chance to save the hive! All she needs to do is evaluate the efficiency of friendship as a food source! Perhaps she can even prove that a changeling can be friends with ponies without having to use a disguise!
But when the reigning monarch of Equestria disappears, the young princess finds herself facing something she's only heard about in legends.
And what about that mystery hive that's been destroying other hives with reckless abandon?

Thanks to my prereader(s): SirNotAppearingInThisFic

This story is a sequel to Cocooned

I have so many good friends. And yet I'll have to say goodbye to them.
Chrysalis tried to rip them away from me prematurely.
She only solved my problem.

WARNING: HAS A LIGHT AND FLUFFY CORE!
This is both Cocooned from Twilight's point of view AND a description of the events that led up to it and what happened afterward. Won't always be in Twilight's PoV.

May this magic recording be my final message before I lose myself to my old friend.

Patrick Matthews, private eye. In Port City, that name is known by many. To some people, he's a hero. To others, he's a meddlesome rat that needs to be caught.

Just when the latter group believes that they have cornered him, a strange being that calls herself Luna spirits him away to a world far beyond his adversaries' reach.

Too bad for him that A) he's never been to said world, and B) he's in a completely different body.

As if existence hadn't already give him a hard enough time, a case pops up in the otherwise picturesque town of Ponyville. And, of course, Patrick is sent to crack it.

Joy.

Part 1 of See, Hear, and Speak.

Please note: This is currently a pile of solid biological waste product awaiting disassembly and remodeling. It is highly recommended that you do not poison your eyes with the text that follows, despite its grammatical adherence. Seriously, turn back now.