Finding friends in this slovenly world is such a task, it heralds similarity to the quests of Odysseus. Fay know'sthat all too well. Join her on a quest to make friends.

In Equestria nobody is as good as they think they are. Not the queens, not the people, not the crooks. The only thing people have are their virtues, and those are in short supply. In Equestria, when you have a virtue you stick with it. You don't drop it at the curb, because if you don't have a virtue, you don't have anything.

Six young women have their virtues, and they'll trust in only them. They navigate fate. They cross each others paths, but they won't let go of the virtue, even if it means their life.

Have you ever wanted to just stop? Have you ever been so insulted, and so broken you felt that throwing yourself into an oblivion was your only escape? Just know that even when you've thrown yourself off that ledge, hope is always close by. Even if you feel like it's a fictional thing, it's not.

Pinkie Pie is an all around sad pony. Her entire life is a muffled scream, as to what it could be. She only wants to be recognized as who she feels she is. So now, after a long discussion with Twilight, she has sit down, and compiled this simple plea, telling of her problems, hoping for help.

Twilight Sparkle, member of a humanitarian organization, and her young, borderline misanthrope assistant Spike, have been sent to the land of Arcadia, a place only colonized three decades ago, to make themselves useful to the natives. Simple right? No. The strange man issued to be their supervisor, is clearly not who he seems. Is anything what it truly seems in this land?