The Nothing Sees

by Spatan98

Rating: mature
Tags: Romance, Tragedy, Adventure, Dark, Sad
Length: 278

Nothing sees existence. Nothing hates existence. Nothing defies existence. Nothing ends existence.

Ebon Gleam is a young unicorn scholar from Canterlot. He is sent to Ponyville by his mentor, a powerful mage by the name of Arzak "Zack" Spellweave, a retired captain of the royal guard. While on the way to Ponyville Ebon experiences a strange dream. He hears a voice telling him about something called "The Nothing," and wants him to supposedly return to it. Finding nothing at the newly reconstructed Golden Oak Library, he seeks out the old Castle of the Twin Sisters. His quest for answers sets in motion a chain of events that could very well end the whole world, and all others as well. Ebon Gleam must do all he can to fix his mistake, and stop The Nothing from swallowing all of Existence.

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2015-03-20 03:45:15 UTC

Prologue: Musings of Nothing

What defines our existence?

What says we truly live?

Is it fate?

Is it death?

What defines us, and our confusing existence?

Life comes and goes, a fleeting concept many seek to best but wind up succumbing to. Taken by the flowing rapids of fate and circumstance from the peaceful void, in a movie directed by a sadistic higher power for naught but endless amusement at the price of innocent pain. We cannot escape the grasp of fate, the circle of life and death. To do so, is to ascend beyond the parameters laid out for mortal existence, or something of the sort. I have seen and cease to understand the frailty and anguish of existence if it is to be defined as being mortal. How can I, when I have reached far beyond mortal parameters? I have left existence behind, to obtain a power few could hope to comprehend.

Tell me something young colt. Should you be faced with the chance to break through the limitations of mortality or even existence itself, would you take it? All the possibilities laid out before you, and all with desirable outcomes. To deny this, is to embrace the foolish morality and ideals of the mortal races. Morality, pride, and false ideals chain us down, hold us back from attaining a means of breaking away from a hellish god’s grasp.

Break through the bonds of mortality.

See past the veil of fate.

Transcend the limits of mortal existence, and embrace a true fateless peace.

Seek out an existence of Nothing, where the false god cannot reach.

Come back to the Nothing.

Come back home, Ebon Gleam.