Trixies journey

Trixies horn started to glow as the rock lifted into the air. Finally the rock nearly touched the ceiling and trixie slowly Brought it to the ground, though not without a loud thud. Then trixie shrunk the Rock and turned it into a fountain. Trixie smiled at her accomplishment.

    "Good job, trixie. You have shown much improvement since you begin. Ivy Bright you're next." Said Princess Celestia

    Trixie watched Ivy Bright as she stepped towards another rock. Ivy was a yellow unicorn with a soft yellow mane that turned into green ten blue and matching eyes. Ivy Bright had been better at magic than Trixie even though she didnt try quite as much as trixie.

    Ivy Brights horn began glowing and the rock started to lift into the air. As it reached the ceiling she shrunk the Rock and carried it down in a stream of water that came from the rock. Her horn stopped glowing and she stepped back

    "Excellent job, Ivy Bright! Please meet me in the dining hall later where I will tell you my decision," Princess Celestia smiled and she walked off.

    "Right the decision" trixie thought as she slowly walked to her room "the decision on whether my studies with Princess Celestia will resume or whether they will end."

   When trixie was about to enter her room Ivy Bright said "You did great trixie! I'm sure Princess Celestia will have to think very carefully about who she's going to choose." And with that Ivy stepped into her room

    Trixie laid in her bed and began to doze off. Shortly after there was a knock on her door "Princess Celestia has requested your presence in the dining hall" trixie heard the voice of a castle guard. Trixie scrambled out of bed and trotted to the dining hall, butterflies in her stomach.

     When she got there she saw that Ivy Bright had just gotten there. "At least I'm not late!" Trixie thought as she stood next to Ivy

    "I have thought long about my decision," said Princess Celestia "Trixie, you have shown great improvement since I began teaching you. Ivy Bright, you have shown great potential as my apprentice. The pony I have chosen to continue teaching is..."