The Lottery (Hard vore)

Three of them came back to the kitchen to find perfectly golden roasts. Twilight opened the door to the oven, and then used her magic to perfectly transfer them and the stuffing to a serving platter. Rarity worked her magic and made them look absolutely gorgeous.

The three of them went to get Fluttershy, not realizing how much she was still crying. Rarity as she saw Fluttershy, went to try and console her. She didn’t stop crying completely, but her crying slowed as she followed them back to the farm.

The three of them went to the table as Twilight had Big Mac help with getting the platter to the table. Before they started to eat, Twilight felt she had to say something. “I felt we should say something to honor them. Apple, Dash I don’t know if you can still hear us, but this is for you. I will never forget the good times we had together the six of us, and also how you helped me. No us, the others chimed in. Just know that every day you will be in our thoughts, especially because you sacrificed yourself so that a fellow mare could live.” She finished her speech and all of them were crying yet again, unsure if they could even eat their friends.

Twilight eventually made the first cut on both of them and levitated pieces of their plots to each of the four plates. They ate their first pieces silently, tasting only shame and sadness. The more they ate the more shame and sadness each of them felt. They felt way too guilty about cooking them to truly enjoy the meal.

They kept cutting pieces off of the roasts and eating them. It was quite a noisy affair with all the chewing. It wasn’t long before they got to the innards, which rarity wouldn’t touch. The rest of them dug in, and took what they wanted of the innards.

They left the hearts, as none of the four of them could bring themselves to eat them just yet anyways. The meat was running out, and they were getting full. The rest of the meat was eaten, with only the hearts left. When they started to cut each heart into four pieces, they started to really cry. As they started to eat them, the full realization they had been trying to deny hit each of them pretty hard. Two of their best friends were gone, and this was all that was left of them. They ate their pieces quite quickly, as they couldn’t face savoring them.