This story is a sequel to The Twilight of the Crystal Heart

The Age of Adventure, forged from the breaking of the Crystal Heart and Twilight Sparkle's foolish attempts to "fix" powers beyond her comprehension, has begun without it's greatest heroes. Prince Blueblood holds a crumbling Canterlot together with iron hooves. The mortal races find themselves with new champions, forgotten powers, and hideous enemies that would drown everything in eternal darkness. Will they learn to harness the accidental gifts Twilight Sparkle has given to the world?

When the aerial accident that's Ditzy Doo collides with a band full of traveling, Trembling Wilburs, it's the spark that lights off enough stories for an entire album full of memories.

So, why can't she remember any of them?

This story is a sequel to Memories of the Stone

The follow-up to Night of a Broken Heart. Twilight Sparkle has been reduced to dust from a ritual gone horribly wrong, and Equestria's highest nobles demand justice for the crimes of the Mane 6, a scandal that threatens to drag down even the Royal Sisters. Will changeling trickery, the malice of Blueblood, and a student-gone-wrong deliver the final blow to end Harmony?

Or regardless of who wins, will there be an Equestria left to rule?

(AU set after the end of Season 3- borrows happily from the worlds of Final Fantasy)

Apple family traditions. Deeds done for Apples, by Apples, stretching back beyond the Equestrian kingdom or even recorded history, fading into the ages of legends and myths. Most ponies find them quaint or even silly, but there's a reason behind every one.

That hat Applejack's always wearing? That's a REALLY good one, even if they don't know why anymore. Let me tell you a tale...

(Contains some violence, a bit of death, and transformation- and is a distant prequel of sorts to Memories of the Stone.)

This story is a sequel to Memories of the Stone

King Sombra is a king without a place to rule, having reduced the Empire to ashes in order to save himself (and most of the world, but who's counting?). With his new master and an army of demons, can he take advantage of the resulting chaos to reforge himself as lord of the monstrous underworld below Tartarus?

This actually started as part of The Night of a Broken Heart, but took on a life of it's own. Rather than clog up that story, I've transferred Sombra's chapters to this and will, of course be adding to them. A sequel to Memories of the Stone Contains elements lovingly liberated from Square-Enix's Final Fantasy series. Breaks from canon as of the Season 3 ending.

This story is a sequel to Memories of the Stone

A sequel to Memories of the Stone, telling the further stories of Equestria after the destruction of the Empire and the shattering of the Crystal Heart. Contains elements lovingly borrowed from Square-Enix in quantity from the Final Fantasy series, and diverges from canon after the ending of Season 3.

A defeated Sombra finds an unexpected ally deep below the surface of the Crystal Empire- one that's waited an eternity to set things "right" for the entire planet. When he returns to bring war and the destruction of everything ponies have worked for, will the magics friendship can forge be enough to turn back dark powers older than Celestia herself? Or will Sombra be the spark for a fire that burns the peace and order of the world into monster-filled ashes?

(This story lovingly borrows plenty of elements from Square-Enix's work and mythologies as the chapters progress- and the cover image is mildly spoiler-iffic for the later story.)

Trixie Lulamoon doesn't talk much about her parents, does she? Let me tell you how she came along. (Written as part of a story-to-come-later, but stands up fine as a short one on it's own.)