Petting the Rainbow

Dash woke up the next day to the slam of a door. Light flooded the room as Rainbow turned her head over, shutting her eyes to little slivers and staring into the light streaming from the doorframe.

"Who's there?!" Rainbow called out, unable to make out more than an outline of the pony in the doorway.

"Do you really need to ask?" Came Shining's voice. Rainbow's heart sank as she heard the clip-clop of his hooves approaching her. "You're not going to be seeing anyone else for quite a while."

"I want to leave- I want to fly- You're not going to make me this little 'pet' you want me to be." Dash said with a groan, laying her head back down and staring into the darkness. In the blackness there was a blinking red light, winking back at her to show it was always watching.

"Well, now that we have some toys, what say we get to the fun part?" Shining asked. Rainbow turned her head again to look at a cart that Shining was pulling along behind him. It was currently covered with a cloth, keeping it's contents hidden.

"T-Toys?" Rainbow asked nervously. "What kind of toys?"

With a little flourish, Shining exposed a nasty variety of tools laying on the cart. The array went from sharp or smooth tools to others that were oddly sexual or completely unidentifiable.

"...What the hell is that?" Rainbow asked, her eyes widening slightly. "I mean- are we going to be building something in here?"

"We're trying to make you a good pet, remember?" Shining cooed. "Well, what good is a pet that can escape?"

Rainbow shook her head. "W-What are you doing- no, keep those away from me!" Rainbow tried once more to stand up and run for the open door, but she was quickly pulled back down into her laying position. She sighed, reminding herself silently that she needed to stop trying that.

"Now now, this won't hurt at all, as long as you keep still..." Shining advised her, climbing on top of the bed and sitting on her so that he could not move around side to side easily. His weight was not too much for her to handle, but the feeling of his inner legs and- and his stallion area pressing into her belly was something that made Dash quite uncomfortable.

"W-What're you doing? Get off me!" Dash squirmed, stretching her wings and hooves as she tried to toss Shining off herself.

"Please, just hold still for one minute." Shining said, grabbing one of Rainbow's wings forcefully and holding it at an odd angle. Unfortunately for Rainbow, she couldn't move her wing around now very much, despite what her panicked mind told her too. Her wings would be no good for flying away if she dislocated one of them. Too scared to see what was going on, Rainbow closed her eyes and looked away.

At first, there was an odd coldness against the base of her feathers. Dash waited for a few moments, and then a soft snipping noise was repeated over and over. After the first wing, she felt her second pulled into the same strange position.

"One down, one to go." Shining commented. Again, Rainbow felt the same strange coldness before the sound of scissors clipping at her feathers filled the air.

"All done, Miss Dash. You want a lolly after that scary part?" Shining said childishly.

"Yeah, I do, because I'm starving. I haven't eaten in like, a day." Rainbow said. She strained to see her wings, but couldn't get a view of them from how she was currently laying.

"Here, see for yourself." Shining said plainly, using magic to untie her restraints. Sitting up with a stretch, Rainbow looked at her sides, studying her wings. They were smaller now, that much was for sure. Without the primaries, they only retained a few broader feathers and some softer, fluffier feathers. Shining armor clapped his hooves together, and a tiny window on the ceiling of the room opened up, allowing for light to stream in.

"Go on, you're free to leave." Shining said, magically closing the door and pointing up at the window. hesitating for a moment, Dash stared at him before turning and taking off into the air. She kept getting closer, closer, she could almost touch the window- and then the window was getting further and further away. No matter how much she flapped, the window came no closer as Dash crashed hard into the floor.

"Well done!" Shining said, clapping. "That was actually further than I expected."

"My wings are just tired!" Dash hissed angrily, blushing as she tried to take off again, heading for the window. This time she wasn't even able to get close before she smacked into a wall, sliding down to the ground. Shining armor gave another clap, and the window shut again. All light slowly closed up, along with any hope of escape.

"Now we have a pet that can't get away!" Shining said excitedly. "All that's left is a pet that doesn't want to get away..."

"T-Third time is the charm- rrah!" Dash turned on Shining angrily, staring at him intently. Slowly, in spite of herself, Dash looked down at the bed, which was covered with her primary feathers, freshly cut from her body.

"Finally starting to get the picture?" Shining asked with a smirk. Rainbow almost fell on the bed, tears in her eyes as she breathed quickly. Her face was flushed with a mixture of panic and humiliation.

"Oh don't be such a whiner, they'll grow back." Shining said. "With an luck though, we won't need to keep you grounded once you learn to behave."

"Learn to behave?" Dash asked faintly. "What do you mean behave- I-I'm behaving. All cured, you can let me go now... right?"

"Oh Dashie, you and I both know the answer to that." Shining said, tutting and placing his hooves on her shoulders. Rainbow tried to pull away, but before long Shining had her in a sitting position. Rainbow looked away, turning her cheek to the white stallion.

Smack!

Rainbow's head jerked back to look at Shining Armor. He had hit her right on the cheek- not enough to hurt, but enough to shock her for sure.

"Now now, playtime is over. You're going to need to start being a little more cooperative. When I talk, you listen. I want your eyes on me." Shining said quite commandingly, locking his eyes on Dash's eyes. For a few moments, she stared up at him, considering what to do.

"No- No, I won't do it!" Dash said, turning her face away. "I'll never be a cooperative pet."

"Excuse me?" Shining asked, pushing her back into the bed so that he was leaning over her.

"No- I refuse to look at you." Dash said strongly, still looking away.  Dash coughed the next moment as she felt Shining push his hooves into her neck. Dash's eyes snapped up to look at Shining, who was no longer smirking or betraying any kindness.

"Wrong answer, care to try again?" Shining asked, tightening his grip. Rainbow let out a squeak as she stared up at him, slowly feeling her throat beginning to struggle to get air down. After a few moments of having their eyes locked, Shining lifted his hooves very slowly, allowing Rainbow to breathe freely once more.

"Aww," Shining cooed. "That hurt?"

"Y-Yes, yeah." Rainbow coughed faintly.

"How about a hug to make up then?" Shining Armor said, holding his forehooves open. Dash blinked in surprise a bit, but sighed, currently too distraught over the sudden fury to test Shining anymore.

"Sorry to upset you- bleh." Rainbow shook her head. Her apology was pathetic, and mixed with being a terrible liar didn't help her fib one bit.

"Now how will you ever make my sister happy if you're so darn insincere all the time?" Shining asked, tutting.

"Yeah, that was a lie- because I meant it to be." Rainbow said, opening her forehooves for the hug. Shining Armor pulled her into an overpowering and far, far too close hug.

"There there, the thing you have to realize is that you have absolutely nothing to be afraid of. As long as you behave and act like a good little pet, no harm is going to come to you!" Shining assured her, running a hoof through Rainbow's mane. "The time where you had any choice in the matter is long past... You might as well just accept it and enjoy!"

Rainbow felt a hot blush creep across her face. Every word Shining Armor said was like he was addressing a filly much, much younger than himself. It was almost no different than a small foal who broke the rules and was being taught an Aesop.

"Lemme go! I-I have a choice! Don't talk down to me!" Rainbow cried in a panic, flailing around uselessly in Shining's powerful grasp.

"You're so cute when you're scared..." Shining whispered.

"I-I'm not cute!" Rainbow said. She could feel her whole body shaking against Shining now, her attempts to pull away proving totally futile. Shining gave Rainbow a soft kiss on her cheek, smirking into the affection.

"Oh you poor thing, do you need another lesson in how to behave?" Shining asked.

"N-No, Uck! Don't- don't hit me again!" Rainbow cried, closing her eyes. Her heart rate was spiking as she tried in vain to escape the hold on her.

"No, I think it's time for a different strategy." Shining said smoothly. Rainbow could hardly hide her relieved sigh as she leaned on Shining for a moment, resting. After a couple seconds, Dash noted that she could feel something poking at her lower belly. Something hard, yet organic and warm.

"Uhm," Dash said, her blush growing as she tried to pull away. "You're uh- you know?" She gave a downward nod towards Shining's nethers.

Shining armor nodded, saying, "I've got a little problem down there that I'd like you to... deal with."

"Let's just peel apart- Ah, oh... oh no, NO!" Rainbow said, sticking her tongue out in disgust. "No, that's not right- You, you're married, aren't you?"

"Cadance knows, and she's accepted that I'm doing this all for my little Twiliy," Shining said sagely.  Rainbow gave a gulp as she looked down, unable to pull far enough away from the rod poking her to get any comfort. 'I'm going to count to three. One, Two,-"

"S-Stop! No, I won't!" Dash said in disgust, turning her head away. Shining never got to three as he turned, shoving Rainbow roughly into the bed. Dash gave a gasp as she felt the wind knocked out of her. Before she even got a chance to react, Shining was on top of her, grinding her nose into the mattress while fumbling with his stallionhood, trying to get an angle. Rainbow only coughed as her wings flailed uselessly, trying to push the powerful stallion off her.

After half a minute of struggling, Shining Armor finally found his angle, pushing himself against Dash's marehood. Shining quickly moved one hoof to feed his length in. Rainbow tried to cry out in pain as Shining fixed himself into a rhythmic humping, but all that came out was a splatter of spittle on the mattress.

Now that Shining was in position and really working himself into it, Dash was having a hard time not enjoying his length after the first pangs of pain faded. Shining kept her face pushed into the covers, not allowing her up to take more than a breath of air before she was shoved back down again.

Dash shut her eyes tighter than ever as she heard a grunt and a soft little whinny from Shining Armor. the strong stallion bucked himself forward once more, sinking his massive length right against Rainbow's cervix. Rainbow let out a soft scream into the blankets as the stallion surged, shaking against her panicked form as he held himself inside of her. Shining was completely lost in the moment, gripping tightly to Rainbow as he got his fix.

When at last the climax had passed, Shining pulled away from Rainbow Dash, leaving her to lay emptily on the bed. Dash let out a few whimpers as she looked up at the stallion. Shining was breathing heavily and staring at Rainbow, giving her a somewhat slow wink as he turned to head for the door.

"What an end to a session-" Shining Armor gave a little gasp as his sensitive length slapped his inner thigh. "We'll continue first thing in the morning?" Rainbow just moaned in pain, covering up her face. Shining grinned. "Perfect. See you tomorrow- Bright, and, early."

Once more, Rainbow Dash felt herself plunged into total darkness. After regaining a bit of herself, she rose to her hooves, trotting around in the dark. Other than the red dot, there wasn't much else to give her an company. With a sigh, Rainbow eventually found her way to the door and wiggled the handle.

To Rainbow's complete shock, the handle moved. It wasn't just a little jiggle to either side- the door had been left unlocked. Without giving the darkness another look, Rainbow pulled the handle and opened up the door, flooding the room with a soft light.