NightMare

by LillianMLPFanfic

Battle of Canterlot

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Discord flew at Luna, swiping his claws at her neck. She dodged then used magic and threw a large stone at him. He slithered away. “Listen Luna.. You have power. You’ve already killed millions throught your reign, and you want to stop? Feel the peace of dark. I hadn’t forgot the feeling you had when killing Celestia!” He smiled delvilishly. “I.. I don’t know!” She stared at the faces of the ponies that wanted Celestia and the sun back. Their facec dirtied from battle. She sighed and looked down. “Discord, be gone!” She threw a flash of magic at him, blowing his body across the paths of Canterlot. He laughed. “Oh deary, the things you must learn!” Then he threw a burst of dark shadow magic at her, causing her body to convulse in pain. She cried out. A hoove reached out to her and helped her out. She saw Twilight helping her stand. She smiled then nodded to Luna, and Luna dove at Discord, bashing a large stone over his head. He yelped in pain, yet didn’t give up. He laughed then threw her at the stone wall, breaking some bones. She struggled and reached for her magic, but it seemed drained. Twilight used healing magic to help her. Twilight prayed to Celestia’s spirit, and the elements of harmony. She felt restored and the power surge. She saw the dark skies get lighter, and the spine around her neck disappeared. The sun rose and in it’s path of sun, stood Celestia. She glared at discord, then he started burning, holes searing through his skin..

Luna ran to Celestia, and it was really her, whole and pure. Celestia smiled. “Celestia! I am so sorry I am surely banished and I will forever be go-” Luna blubbered and sobbed. “Luna.. You overcame the dark and brought out the light. Honorable. I love you and I will always forgive you. You brought me back.” SHe smiled then they both cried of happiness. She heard a voice of a stallion. She smiled then turned to hug the stallion. He nuzzled her with his nose and then nodded to Twilight. Luna turned and hugged her too. The surviving armies cheered. It was balance that had been restored, and peace as well.