Chapter One-The Filly Years
Hi, my name is Moonbeam Moon, and I am going to tell you a story. No, not a fairytale story. A SAD story. But you probably don't care. Anyways, here it is.
It was a dark, starry night when I was born. My mom and dad were sitting in the living room, waiting. Waiting for what you ask? FOR ME. Finally, Mom decided to go up to the moon, and Dad came too. A piece of the North Star fell and hit my dad's head. My dad's name is Star, so that made a bit of sense. Then moon-rock fell on Mom's head.
"Ouch." said Mom as it hit her. She and Dad used their magic to combine them, and there was a spark. Not the kind of spark, like a firework. It was a white spark. My mom and dad rushed to the hospital. When the doctors checked on my mom, they saw a filly beside her.
"She's just adorable," said Nurse Redheart,"just adorable." They checked to make sure I was healthy and then we went home. That very night, I heard lightning and cried. Mom came and brought me to her and Dad's bedroom, and I slept on their bed with them. More lightning and thunder hit the ground.
"Waa!!!" I shouted. Then dark, navy blue, sparkly magic came through the crack of the bedroom door. It went into my mom's heart, turning her into Nightmare Moon. Dad screamed, and the bad magic transported me into the North Star.
Chapter Two- In The North Star
SO BORED. That was how I felt being trapped in this tiny place, no pony to play with. I got in there in the first place when I was a baby, so I didn't really know what was going on. When this takes place, it was worse. I would rise every night, exactly one hour before the moon rose. I would see my mom's head and feel sad. One night, I saw her eyes sparkle, and her mouth in the moon's surface seemed to smile, right at me. I felt happier, though sad because I found out what happened. She had been transformed into a wicked mare of darkness, as the fairytale says-Nightmare Moon. One night, I figured out how to escape. I used my magic for hours and hours before I got it right.
"Star star, I ma trapped inside. Now let me outside."
I chanted that and I fell.
