127 Pets

The next morning, many hours later

Rainbow sat motionless, her eyes round, though her face emotionless. Her ghostly face glared at the grounded wing. A dark, dry trace of blood could be seen on the side. Few flies buzzed around the rotting feathered body part; she didn't mind. Rainbow was too caught up in dying; she couldn't concentrate, on anything.

Moving her shaky hoof, Rainbow turned on the camera. "Hello," her face kept twitching. "Time is moving really slowly, and my heart is going really fast. I swear like...its beating like three times as fast as it should be." Rainbow's breathing became ragged; she kept shaking like ants were crawling up her body.

The hot sun beamed own, her thought became lighter. She remembered all the video diaries. Rainbow imagined her friends finding her, though those thoughts quickly vanished once she came back to reality.

Rainbow looked behind her, seeing all of her five friends looking at her; they each wore warm smiles. Rainbow to smiled, showing her yellow teeth. "H-hey girls, how's it going?" The questions never reached them. Rainbow witnesses each of her friends vanish, all but Twilight. The purple unicorn walked up to Rainbow, whispering in her ear. "We'll be waiting for you Rainbow Dash." that last phrase stretched on as Twilight faded away.

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Rainbow shook her head, giving a gasp she looked around. She was still alone, nothing was there. Rainbow gritted her teeth as tears came down. Suddenly, she started to rapidly punch the boulder. "THIS ROCK! THIS STUPID BUCKING ROCK! THIS STUPID ROCK!

After minutes have passed, Rainbow left a spot of blood on the boulder. The hoof she used to punch it felt dead, covered in dry blood. She began to breath rapidly again.

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Later that night

The camera was dead, and Rainbow felt exhausted. She finally decided to take a rest. Tomorrow would be the day she died. She was out of water and food. Her knife wasn't much use. She was done. Rainbow slowly closed her eyes, feeling her heart burn as she drifted off to a miserable sleep.