The Pony of Titanium Steel

by The_Light_Is_Dying

Rating: everyone
Tags: Dark, Alternate Universe, Sad, Adventure, Tragedy
Length: 211

"The darkness swirled all around me. My vision blurred, leaving me afraid and unbeknownst of the pain deepest in my heart."

Unbeknownst to the ponies throughout Equestria, a true monster was being created. Deep in a cave far, far away from the limits of pony exploration, somewhere in which ponies go to die, an evil Alicorn with the blackest, coldest heart was swirling in her own power. Waiting, was she. She was waiting. Waiting. For the right time to strike. She was near invincible. No arrow could pierce her cold body, no bullet could dense her steel. For this evil Alicorn, this truly evil Queen of death, was as if she was made of titanium. Titanium steel.

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2015-07-01 17:57:23 UTC

Chapter One

   "I must wait for the right time. Waiting....waiting....waiting....UGH! Waiting is sooooo boring! Sylvia Colour! Bring me a cappuccino. EXTRA CAFFEINE!" The black Alicorn screamed in dismay. Her assistant, Sylvia, who was always meant to be on the good side, sighed and galloped to the kitchen. Her  master was extremely annoyed with waiting on Sylvia every day. The Alicorn, known to herself and Sylvia, and those who have been told scary bedtime stories about her, Titanium Steel, stood up on her hooves. Her silver hoof armor shimmered and shined in the thin moonlight. She was terrifying. And she wanted everypony in Equestria to know that.

   "SYLVIA! CAPPUCCINO, YOU IGNORANT PEON!!!" Titanium screeched at her enslaved helper greedily. She ran into the kitchen to find that Sylvia was already cowering like a fool in the corner. "SYLVIA! I cannot believe I've been cursed to wait on such an annoying idiot of a minion!" Titanium Steel scowled. Sylvia lowered her head, ears pressed gently against her head in fear, sadness, and mostly anger. Sylvia Colour didn't want to be treated like an unwanted piece of garbage anymore. Titanium glared at her in terrorizing anger. Sylvia glared back, while in the back of her mind she knew that this might get