Princess Glitter Mary Desu (Glitter for short), finally had her own kingdom. It was filled with all kinds of ponies, ones she never saw in Equestria. There were many castles and palaces (besides her own) for the "mary-sue" alicorn ponies to dwell, along with towns of cloud houses, cottages, and many more for different species. There were much more here than she'd ever imagine.
But she loved it here. It was organized, orderly, and relaxing, yet exciting. Here, it was an equal amount of day and night. The days were filled with spring showers, a warm summer sun, cool fall evenings, and wintery snowfalls. The nights were always filled with spectacular views of galaxies and stardust, with bat-ponies and sand-ponies, flying about, delivering dreams along with the Moonlight Mares.
Sadly, this place did have many problems. Not all tribes of ponies got along well. The solar empire and the lunar republic fought time and time again, and night ponies complained about long hours of day. Many evil creatures and ponies attempted to conquer the lands almost 24/7, and it was exhausting for all the leaders to continue to defeat them. But, through it all, the other ponies tried theirbest to get along and please their queen, Glitter.
Glitter hosted a special dinner party event once a year. Every year, different tribes were invited to attend to the party. The event always started at 6:00 in a summer afternoon, starting out with a greeting in the main hall of the palace. Then, they began the party by a nice, long buffet, in the dining hall on a very big table. Everypony was equal there, each getting their share of food prepared by the expert cooks and the queen herself. After that, the ponies would simply relax in the ballroom, with small serving of punch and elegant snacks. And, if a pony decided to stay longer, there was a dance-rave at 9:00 in the ballroom.
This certain year, it was different. Individual ponies were chosen from every tribe-and that was a lot. There were unicorns, alicorns, earth ponies, pegasi, crystal ponies, and many, many more. Each was extremely unique, and it gave the ponies attending a chance to make new friends out of their own villages. It worked out surprisingly well. No ponies fought, the party was simply delightful for everone who attended, but not so much for the ponies who weren't invited that year.
