Rainbow Heart

Twilight and her friends were at the Stones of Tears placing flowers on the graves. It had been one crazy adventure they had been on. She was glad it was over. All that was left was to respect the dead and remind them from time to time that they would never be forgotten and would be cherished.

Pinkie Pie exclaimed, “Hey, Twilight! This grave is still open!”

Twilight’s head jerked to the direction and asked, “What? That’s Impossible! Whose grave is it?”

I walked through the lifeless forest on the chilly windy day. It was in the afternoon, of course. There before me crawling in the dead grass and dirt was the pony I was looking for. The pony appeared to be pretty exhausted, injured, and possibly dehydrated. I walked up to him, my form casting a shadow on his face.

The unicorn sensing my shadow looked up at me with blurry eyes. I could tell the unicorn recognized who I was.

“How…I didn’t awaken you from the Stones of Tears… I didn’t want to disturb your grave. I couldn’t force myself to.” The two horned unicorn stated.

I bent down to him and put my hoof on his cheek.

I stated, “The moment you used the horn to awaken the others you awoke me as well.”

“I’m sorry.” The two horned unicorn muttered.

The unicorn on the ground let out an exhausting breath before his head collapsed back to the ground.

“Don’t worry. I’ll take care of everything.” I reassured.

I stood up on my hind legs, a thing only a few ponies could do, raising an axe with both of my front hooves high into the sky. Rainbow Heart opened his eyes, looking at me. The axe came swinging down in a chopping motion. The noise created an echo throughout the leafless void of a dark forest.

Who am I, you ask? How do I know all of these things? I know the past, the present, and the future. I will ensure the circle of life and death meet for a battle of conquest. The good will be saved the bad will be punished. I already dealt with three ponies who got what they deserved. There were many more out there to deal with. I will continue my plan.