Big Mac's Journal of Desires

Applejack remembered the Grand Galloping Gala. It was quite a night, that's for sure. She then wondered if it was embarrassing for Big Mac to write about his fantasy self getting chased by mares. She giggled and flipped to the next chapter, Royal Duties.

I flew over to Canterlot, feeling the nice morning breeze flow through my mane. It was a perfect morning to be out flying.

When I landed, I stepped into the Canterlot castle, where Princess Celestia was waiting. She smiled when she saw me walk in.

"Hello, Prince Big Macintosh. Ready for your first official royal duty?" She asked as I nodded my head. The princess then handed me a map.

"An area of Las Pegasus lost 1/4 of their crops the other day. I'm counting on you to go there and regrow their crops."

I gave a smile. "Eeyup."

"Thank you." Celestia responded as I made my way out of the castle.

Now, I had to fly all the way to Las Pegasus. I have heard many great things about that place, and always wanted to visit. Now, I was on my way there.

I passed by many other places in Equestria that I thought were very nice. I knew I couldn't stop; for I had to help others with my earth pony magic.

I soon felt like my wings were about to give out. Before I stopped to take a rest, I saw flashing lights in the distance. I knew I should keep going, since I was pretty sure that was Las Pegasus.

I flew above big buildings and bright, neon lights. Eeyup, this was definitely my destination.

I soon saw the outskirts of the city, where there were a few fields of crops. I then saw a lot of dead crops and flew down.

There were some farm ponies trying to help pick the dead crops out of the field.

"Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to not pull out the dead crops." I said.

The farmer looked up and saw me. His eyes got real wide.

"P-Prince Big Macintosh!" He remarked before bowing.

I then smiled at him. "I'll fix your crops for ya." I said before walking over to the field.

I put my hoof on a few crops and concentrated as hard as I could. Suddenly, I felt electricity come out of my hoof and travel through the ground. Suddenly, all the dead crops grew to their full health.

"W-what?!" The farmer exclaimed, staring at the field wide-eyed. I winked at him and flew into the city.

I knew I wanted to stay in Las Pegasus for a day or so. So, I tried to find the nicest looking hotel.