Just a Heads Up

Just as the sun came up, I realised I had been flying towards where Rainbow Dash had been sleeping during the night. She had apparently been sleeping on a cloud the entire night. As the first rays hit her flank, the cyan broke of from the white of the cloud and thus I spotted her.

As she woke up, she turned her head up towards the sky. That's when she noticed me. On an otherwise clear sky, I couldn't hide even if I had wanted to, or tried to?

“Cool! Is that you, Flutter Shy?” she exclaimed, surprised at seeing me up at this hour.

“I think it is. I still recall everyone calling me 'Flutter Shy', so it had to be!” I responded.

“These are the most awesome looking wings in all of Equestria. I have seen a few, but none could compare with yours, even lacking the rainbow. Not even Raritys Butterfly Wings could compare!” she pointed out.

“Oh, thanks, Dashie!” I responded, starting to feel my cheeks warm up, a clear sign I was blushing.

Before she had gotten off of the cloud, I had landed just inches from her relaxed body. She just looked so exciting where she lay, her head just straining enough to look up at me, as I stand by her side.

Then I looked closer, at her belly, as she lay as if presenting herself, even if she may not be aware of it, in part because I had always been her friend. Ofhause, she had not been expecting a fellow mare looking at her from this perspective. Maybe she had never been expecting it or even known she had been craving this kind of attention. Who's to blame her? Most of us did crave a Stallion for this event, I can't give her that.

Before she had the time to explore it or protest, I bend closer. Looking at her, from an increasingly close up perspective. That's when I noticed what I had never dreamed of, or expected to find where I had found it. Even though it was evident what it is, as soon as I placed my muzzle on it. Parting my lips, only to teasingly lick her belly and find my tongue slip over the rubbery part. Thankfully, it is exactly her cyan, so it refuses to stand out, unless you get close enough, or about a foot from it in the first place.

“Ooooh. What's this!” I moaned in a teasing manner, just before I managed to pull up the cap of the valve hidden on her belly, in the exact spot of her belly bottom, how convenient?

“What. What's that? I know it wasn't there last night when I went to sleep!” she pondered in a confused tone of voice.

“No, don't do that!” she then continued in a more demanding voice, but too late.

I had already started to blow air into the valve I had found. Little by little, only to stop in shock, mid breath. There was something changing, a movement picked up, but only in the corner of my eye.