Elfen Pony:A Elfen Lied and My Little Pony crossover

by RiceAlicorn

Rating: teen
Tags: Crossover, Dark, Sad, Romance
Length: 323

When Lucy died, a dark spirit revived her. The spirit was called, the "Nightmare"

When Lucy died, she got reincarnated into two twins. But, she was revived into a pony by a dark spirit, the "Nightmare"

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2013-11-07 23:46:45 UTC

Prologue:Death of Lucy

She died by the hands of Kouta, her first friend. Goodbye... was her final thought. All her misery was left behind, and years later she was reincarnated as twins. But, Lucy's evil side was still not gone, though it had no body. The Nightmare felt pure darkness from Lucy, from the times she was bullied, injured, or depressed.

The Nightmare loved these feelings, and especially loved that Lucy had extraordinary powers of murder. The Nightmare decided to reincarnate her into a pony, to remember her hatred as a humanoid diclonius, to keep her human intelligence, and to remember her vector experience.

Lucy was birthed into a loving family, the Nightmare changed the mother's mind into calling the little unicorn foal Lucy instead of Cherry Snow, for Lucy's mane was red mixed with pink, and her pelt as white as snow. For five years she lived with them, until she brutally murdered the family. The guards arrived too late. Mother, father, son, daughter, all dead. All dead except one standing there and fake crying. The guards didn't know she was the culprit, and

She was brought to an orphanage in Ponyville, where the Elements of Harmony were, and stayed there. She didn't want to kill anybody yet, because she felt nothing bad from the orphans. The orphans played with Lucy sometimes, but mostly kept to their own games. Lucy was alone often in her room, so he practiced her unicorn magic and vector use. For some reason that she didn't know, she knew a spell to tell the character of ponies. She could tell if people argued often with ponies,  if they were kind, greedy, anything. Lucy felt from the ponies that they were kind, were grateful for what they had, and were taught manners well.

Lucy practiced for three years, and she was very good. She was eight years old, and raring to cause suffering to people who deserved it.