Tha Last Of Us: Exile

by Doctor_Brony1234

First published January 1st, 1970 00:00

When Princess Celestia used the Elements of Harmony against her sister, Luna, she only banished Nightmare Moon to the moon, and Luna to a different Earth.

Now Luna has to wander what's left of the great city of New York, ten years in on the Cordyceps Brain Infection epidemic.

(I'm esimating that Celestia is in her mid thirties, and Luna in her mid twenties in the show. Now minus ten years, and Luna is about three years younger than me.)

WARNING! Contains Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Language, Alcohol Use, and Disturbing Content.

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Tha Last Of Us: Exile

Prologue

Princess Celestia stood in front of her possessed sister, Princess Luna. The inner hate inside of Luna caused her to become Nightmare Moon, and she wanted to bring about eternal night to all of Earth.

"Luna! I know you're still in there! Please! Stop this!" Celestia yelled to her former sister, trying to at least talk to her.

"Do you not know? I control her now, you bitch!" Nightmare cursed to the sun princess, a look of pure hatred spread across her face. Nightmare's horn glowed a night black aura, before shooting a beam of magic towards Celestia. The solar princess used a shield spell and reflected the beam of hard light, shooting it towards the to Nightmares left. The night-mare (see what I did there?) glared at her former sister with malice, murderous intent on her mind.

"Luna! Don't make me do this!"

"What? Kill me? Banish me? Or send me to the very depths of Tartarus itself?" The Mare of the Night inquired, a cocky smirk growing on her face.

"No... But I will take you somewhere far; somewhere you will not hurt anymore..." Princess Celestia said, sadness present in her voice. "Luna, if you hear this, please forgive me." Princess Celestia was now surrounded by six gemstone, that looked very familiar. For a second, the midnight black mare turned normal again, and then back. The next thing Nightmare knew, there was white. A lot of it.