Insanity: My Immortal Enemy

So far, the pony population was impacted heavily in Demon. As it is not stated in the show, I cannot give you a proper number on how many died in the Massacre. But what I can do, is give you this piece of information.

Spike is not dead, and he is planning something. In time, Spike will have a big part to play.

And once his part has been rehearsed and put into action, it might just be a showstopper.

Anyway, on a few things. The reason why I killed Discord off so early, is because at this point Peyton is too insane to notice who he's killing. He just knows that whatever he just attacked is dead, and no longer part of the equation.

Now, a few more things on context.

The Lunar Guard pony was there on purpose, and played a significant part. He was actually spying on Twilight, for a reason not yet stated because I have a bunch of tricks left up my sleeve. And the reason why I couldn't have Applejack buck him in the face while doing the easter egg? She would easily break his neck. Even demons have limitations, and it is obvious he's focused on speed and power. He would be an easy kill if you could catch him.

And for the final piece of this intermission, a bit of word play.

That is, if you were paying attention to the titles.

Hunted murderer Scarlet Streaks.

Which is a reference to nothing in particular, but I decided that I could do that shit.

Next wordplay.

Hunted Forestling.

Anyway, that's all for now.

Oh, and the Hunter isn't Slenderman. Peyton is just affected by it, and deeply fears it. He believes that is what is hunting him, but it's his own insecurities, fears, broken mind, and just plain depression that are trying to get him. And most of the issues that haunt him come from him having borderline multiple personality disorder. I may not explain things much in the story, but through these intermissions, you can get context for almost anything. So if you have a question and have read this far, I will answer it next intermission.