Smile.

Pinkie ran across a field with the happiest smile she had had in quite some time. She ran to her friends, Applejack, Twilight, and Rarity, who have decided that on such a gorgeous day, that they should have a picnic.

Twilight spotted Pinkie in the distance, who she happily waved too. As Pinkie got close to her friends, she leaped into the air and soared quite a distance, before she punched Twilight with a tremendous force to the side of her head, decapitated her in an instant. Twilight’s body fell limply to the picnic sheet, where her head should be, blood poured out of the corps and stained the blanket she was sitting on deep crimson.

With the most beautiful of smiles on her face, she drove her hoof into Rarity’s face and mashed it into an unrecognizable mush of grey matter and shattered skull. Applejack just looked on in absolute horror as two of her very best friends in the entire world have just been brutally killed by another one of her very dear friends right before her very eyes.

As the fountain of the fashion unicorn’s blood died off as her body did, Pinkie moved her attention to the farm pony. Before Applejack could object, Pinkie roundhouse kicked her to a tree and rapidly punched the absolute life out of her, all the while she carried an absolutely delightful smile.

Suddenly there was the loud crack of the sound barrier being broken. In less than a nanosecond Pinkie had a sky blue hoof buried into the side of her face. Rainbow Dash dropkicked the party pony while moving at mach one, which sent Pinkie several hundred feet away from the orange earth pony.

“Applejack! Are you okay?! What happened here? ” Rainbow bombarded her with questions as she looked over Twilight and Rarity’s horrible state as they laid around the picnic basket absolutely lifeless.

“Pinkie... She just-” Was all the orange pony could manage to speak before Rainbow Dash leaped out of the way of a blast just in time to watch her friend become a distant memory as a beam of pure energy consumed Applejack in the heat of a brilliant light. Standing as the source of the the blast was the pink party pony, her bright, loving smile never faltered once.

As Rainbow looks up to see where the party pony was standing, the pegasus was headbutted into low orbit then kicked back down to earth by a pink blur, who then stomped on her belly with enough force to shove her small intestines up and out her throat. Just as Fluttershy, who was invited to the ruined picnic, crested a small hill.

Fluttershy’s mouth was agape in absolute disbelief of what she had seen. Pinkie blasted her with a sharp beam of energy, kicking up dust.

As the dust settled, Pinkie is looking up at the beautiful day, and its perfect sky. The fallen pegasus bursted out of the cloud of dust to immediately rapid punch the tar out of Pinkie’s face, the shear force of the repeated hits to the face pushed her backwards through the air. Then the shy pony grabbed Pinkie by her ankles and slammed her face first into the ground several times in a lightning fast succession, before she spun around and around to build up momentum to launch her up into the air, a crimson display filled the air, then less then a second later, she rapid punched her again, this time using her wings to help put far more momentum into each point of harsh contact to Pinkie's face causing gushes of blood to freely flow from her muzzle. With a powerful backflip, she kicked Pinkie in the face then looped around and kicked her farther up into the air, which caused more of the red fluid to spray about. She gave her a solid punch to the stomach, and as she was catching up to the flying earth pony. Pinkie grabbed this very sentence and clobbered the yellow pegasus with it. Then a second time. Which sent Fluttershy into the ground at a very high speed.

Before Fluttershy could move Pinkie was already charging up for a much larger energy attack. Pinkie points her hooves to the sky, light began to collect between them into a ball. Fluttershy tried to move from her early grave, but she was too weak from the fight to do any more than barely wriggle. Her eyes went wide as she looked at what she knew was her end.

There was a bright flash of light.