Pittsburgh to Ponyville

by Alex the Trump

Rating: everyone
Tags: Slice of Life, Romance, Random
Length: 378

A plane crash ends up being the opportunity of a lifetime for Jake Desmond

Jake Desmond is a brony. Duh. He is on a plane trip from Pittsburgh to Detroit when the airliner crashes into Lake Erie and he blacks out. Next thing he knows, he is recovering at Zecora's house in the form of his OC, Black Lightning. As he is amazed by how he got there, he starts to get worried about every other life he is impacting in his world and asks for help to get back.

Also, the Mane 6 are smitten (for some reason).

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2015-07-05 19:18:28 UTC

Prolouge

*Beep* *Beep* *Beep*

Groaning, I got up from the bed, shut off the alarm, and slowly shuffled across the floor to the shower. As I stepped in, I remembered,

"Thank goodness, my first day of break..."

That day, I would leave for Detroit, well, because I just wanted to get away for a few days. I love my family, and my friends are really great. I just feel like I need to take some time off. (Stupid Dad.)

Anyways, time for and introduction. I'm Jake Desmond. I am 26 years old and love My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Why? I watched the show because my friends told me it was awesome. I sat down, watched it, and fell in love. I have an OC, Black Lightning. I've gone to many conventions and met some of the voice actors and writers that do lots of work to make a twenty-two minute show every week. I love how much work these people have put into this.

Ok, back to business. I had already packed my stuff for the 3 day trip last night, and, after I got dressed, I was ready to go. It is a 15 minute drive to the airport, so I listened to some music on the way. As I waited for the announcement, I checked to see when the latest My Little Pony episode would come out. The guy next to me raised an eyebrow as I looked through the MLP Wiki (Yes, that.)

On the plane, I thought it would be a smooth flight to Detroit. I ended up playing Crossy Road most of the trip. The pilot announced there would be a bit of turbulence over Lake Erie, but otherwise, we should be fine. It was a clear, bright day, and it seemed like nothing could go wrong. That's when many of us heard a grinding noise coming out of the left wing. In an instant, the wing exploded and the air pressure completely turned off. As the oxygen masks came out of the top of the plane, a few people had already passed out. All the rest were screaming and panicking. As the plane crashed into Lake Erie, I thought that this was the end. I was so very wrong.