RAMPAGE: Equestria Tour!

[Hayseed Swamps.]

[Day 13. 15:10 pm.]

  She loved this location. The dark and wet look of the trees and the waters. The smell of it, absolutely wonderful! She didn't quite know how she got there or why, but she did know one thing. For a monster her size, it was like she was on vacation. Most of the wild life run away or hid somewhere from her. Easy food she thought. Easy food was perfect for her, it was like the inhabitants of this strange place were just opening themselves out to her. Truth be told, even the larger males ran away screaming. Was it something she said? Was it her breathe? She didn't know. She moved between a watery clearing with dark and vine trees on each side of her. It was a little cramped due to her size. She was twice the size of a normal monster which was normal for what she mutated into. It actually made her more powerful and intimidating to other monsters, especially males. That was her one goal in life since she was born and after her mutation, to find the perfect male. She thought any male found her irresistible because of how beautiful she was. She tried countless times with the monsters in the laboratory, however no luck. The monster looked up to see the sun above the swampy trees, the humidity felt wonderful to her. Was this paradise? Did she found a place to call home that wasn't a prison cell? She felt herself squeal with excitement. What came out was...a literal squeak. She covered her jaws with two of her eight legs. Signing, remembering what she mutated into. A spider. A gross, creepy, and ugly spider. Out of all the animals and insects, a spider had to be her form? The concept didn't sit well with her. The spider crawled to the tree tops, moving four legs at a time to move herself across the tops of the trees. She didn't know how she was doing this but she was glad it worked right.

  The spider saw over the trees a small shack on the murky water. A small light glowing in the single window of it. The spider smiled as she saw her next meal walk out of the shack with blue overalls and a straw hat. A smile came across her as the pony sat in a wooden chair and began to rock back and forth. The spider crawled down the trees and used the darkness as cover as she stalked behind the pony. Sinking herself in the water, the spider used her eight legs as propellers to move herself toward her food. The pony observed his surroundings, adoring the swamp to the fullest before he would pass away soon. The pony knew he didn't have anything left to live for as he would die soon. He heard the water splash, looking out to the swamp with a raised eye brow. Must have been a animal. The pony tilted his straw hat and rocked himself back and forth again.

  The shack was destroyed in an instance as a huge spider erupted from the water and bit down on the pony. He screamed in agony as the mandibles of the spider twisted him and ripped him apart until the screaming had stopped. With a satisfying burp, the spider walked along further in the swamp. Crawling along the water and trees with a slow and steady speed. She saw how the water begun to disappear and the trees were becoming more open.

  The spider soon came apon a clearing of the forest, showing a dry landscape in front of her. Her four blue eyes went wide as she walked out of the forest with caution. The heat of the ground was intense, being it had been baking in the sun all day. She walked aimlessly until she spotted buildings in the distance. Smiling with destruction filled lust, the spider walked towards the buildings.

[Dodge Junction.]

[16:00 pm.]

  Applejack has never needed a vacation quite like this before. With meeting monsters that were three stories tall, it can take it out of you. Even though Dodge Junction was her vacation spot, she came here to check on an old friend of hers and see if any other monsters had shown up. Luckily, it looked as though nothing had happened to the place. No buildings looked as though they were still being rebuilt. No new graves in the cemetery. Everything was normal for now. Just as she was told though, ponies had learned about the monsters. Some were terrified of them. Running away with fear if one ever showed itself. Then their are the ones who found love to kill one of them if they showed their faces. Applejack had to admit, these ponies were brave but stupid. Their was more then meets the eye when it came to the monsters. You would have to be extremely brave if you went one on one with one of those things. Even if they did, it would prove useless because of their strength and size.

  Applejack proceeded to walk until she came to the front door of a stone brick house. She knocked at the front door listening as pots and pans rattle around inside. A series of crashes were heard inside as a series of cussing and mumbling. A dark green stallion opened the door with a large cooking pot in the top of his head. He pulled it off, fixing his hat to see Applejack standing their with a wide smile. He tossed the pot aside and wrapped the her in a death hug. His distant accent she knew all to well.

"Top of the mornin Applejack! What can I do ya furr?"

  Applejack broke the hug and looked to his friend with a smile.

"Thanks Jack. I just came here to check up on ya'll. Ya know, with all these here monster attacks."

Jack laid a bowl in front of Applejack. A red liquid swishing around in it. Applejack gave a disgusted look at the bowl, not sure of what it was.

"Its tomato soup AJ. You don't like it?"

  Applejack felt herself cussing herself in her mind as Jack looked at her with a blank expression. Applejack took a wooden spoon from the table top and scooped it up full of tomato soup. She didn't hate the stuff, she just wasn't used to eating it. She dunked the spoon into her mouth. Oh yes, she wasn't used to it at all. Jack watched as Applejack swallowed the spoon full with a gulp, feeling accomplished he gave a wide smile. Applejack pushed aside the bowl and looked at Jack with a serious look.

"Listen Jack, I didn't come here to taste test your soups. I came here to make sure ya'll were okay."

  Jack nodded. Grabbing a news paper from the other side of the table. He dropped it next to Applejack and sat in a chair next to her. The news paper read with big bold lettering and a picture of a dark giant figure with bright glowing eyes.

'MONSTERS IN EQUESTRIA!'

  Applejack read on.

'Yesterday, PonyVille was absolutely devastated by six giant monsters making it their personal wrestling ring. More then a dozen ponies were injured and no casualties. Police are saying the monsters responsible are now wanted by the Equestrian government. A high price placed on each of their heads for the lucky ponies, or other creatures that bring them in dead or alive.'

  Applejack couldn't believe what she was reading. What did this have to do with checking up on the town? Jack answered her before she could answer.

"A couple days ago, this huge red monster with a cow skull that was on fire came through and asked where was the most isolated spot in Equestria. Of course we pointed him to the badlands. Scary lookin guy too. I don't think any of us would forget how nice he was. He looked as though he was ready to kill but matter of fact he was the complete opposite."

Screams could be heard from the inside. AJ and Jack looked at each other before running out of the house and seeing ponies running with looks of fear in their eyes. Buildings could be heard being crushed and pieces of them were thrown  across the sky. Landing on more structures, crushing ponies underneath them. Jack stopped a pony who was running and asked what was going on. The pony spoke frantically, his breathe heavy.

"Its a huge...big...creepy...!"

"Spit it out!" Jack shook him.

  The pony pointed behind Jack. Both Jack and AJ turned to see the monster in the cover of a dust storm. Jacks eyes went wide and he screamed.

"ITS A GIANT FOCKING SPIDER!"

  She couldn't believe how easy this was. Nobody was even fighting back. No guns, rockets, or ponies throwing stuff at you. This place really was paradise. To bad she was the only one here. A thought came to her mind as she scooped up a pony threw it in her mandibles.

'These ponies taste...differently then humans. I lady like myself could get used to this.'

  A sharp pain shot at her abdomen. She turned to see flying ponies carrying torches and pitchforks. She snarled at the ponies as they threw their pitchforks at her. Impaling her in her abdomen. A squeak escaped her as she charged the ponies. They took off into the sky, avoiding her eight legs and jumps as she tried to catch them like flies.

'Flies! That's right! Sarah your a genius arachnid!'

  Just like that, Sarah pointed her abdomen toward the ponies much to their confusion. A white string spurt from an opening in her back, covering the fliers in webs. Sarah smiled as she saw the ponies struggle in the web. She made her approach to the ponies, a sinister grin on her mandibles. Drooling with excitement. One by one, Sarah picked up the ponies and threw them inside her mouth. The crunching of their bones and flesh could be heard beyond their screams of pain.

  Applejack and Jack couldn't stand to see what was going on. Turning away from the attack, they ran toward the train station. Most of the ponies inside Dodge Junction had the same idea, flooding the train station and trying to get out of town before it was to late. Ponies poured into the train as the giant spider swept its legs like broomsticks, sending debris flying nearly landing on the train station. Jack and Applejack had to keep from separating, staying close to each other as best they could. They soon were on the train, they didn't care about finding a seat same thing with other ponies. The train started, the sound of the pistons turning was music to Applejacks ears. However, she saw Jack staring outside. AJ turned her attention to the outside, seeing ponies banging on the glass. Applejack saw a pony wearing a conductors uniform, struggling to make his way through the crowd.

"What aren't ya'll letting anyone else on?"

"Don't have enough space. We only have train for now as well."

  Applejack couldn't believe what she was hearing. They would leave these ponies to die to this thing? The thought made her blood boil. Jack grabbed the conductor by the collar of his shirt.

"What in the name of Celestia in wrong with you ponies! You have to make room somehow!"

  The conductor broke free of Jacks grip and fixed himself.

"Look. We don't have anymore room. For Faust's sake, we had to fill the caboose!"

  The argument ended with the conductor struggling through the group of ponies once more. The train began to move, slowly moving as the ponies outside banged harder on the window. Applejack couldn't watch, turning away from the scene. Jack watched as the ponies were soon out of sight. He looked outside the window, seeing the spider trample the station. Ponies began to run into in the desert, others were being eaten by the spider. The train sped faster, heading toward the next town. Appaloosa.

  Sarah has never felt so full in her life. For ponies that weren't even the size of her fangs, they sure do full a stomach. Night soon descended itself apon the land as Sarah felt herself grown tired. Taking one last look, Sarah gazed apon the destroyed town she accomplished. Spinning another web, Sarah laid herself inside her web. Lowering herself on the ground, her eight legs surrounding her. Sarah soon drifted off the sleep, no knowing of something staring at her from inside the swamp. His fiery skull looking at her with an evil stare.