Rogue Life

by StarryChan

Rating: everyone
Tags: Mystery, Dark, Adventure, Tragedy, Horror
Length: 254

A small filly was left in the Everfree Forest when she was six, now called Rogue she is a wild pony.

A small filly was left in the Everfree Forest when she was six, now called Rogue she is a wild pony. Read as she fights for her life and finds her way back to Ponyville. Rogue knows what she is doing and will do it. She met another filly and they soon became friends. Many times she fought mysterious creatures, she only lost once. Read this for your entertainment and time?

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2016-02-22 02:48:17 UTC

Goodbye, Cranberry.

It was a dark night in Ponyville, the Leaf family was awake, or at least Windy and Pomegranate. Cranberry, the only filly with a red coat, greenish grey mane and tail, and bright green eyes. The family were pegasi. Windy and Pomegranate hated their filly, she looked nothing like her family. She only looked like her family by her coat, which was red. Most of her family members were a magenta color.  Windy sighed furiously, "Where, just where are we going to take her?!" She yelled at her husband, just outside of Cranberry's bedroom.

Pomegranate put a comforting hoof on her neck and whispered, "Sweetie, don’t be so loud. We’re getting rid of this monster. Cranberry doesn’t deserve to be with us, she’s a horrid filly. We should bring her to the Everfree Forest, the middle of it. Alright, honey?"

Windy nodded sadly, "I’m just afraid she’s going to die. Well, we don’t need her…"

The couple went inside their daughter's room, they carefully picked her up and put her in their wagon. Windy sat next to Cranberry, making sure she wouldn't wake. Pomegranate was the pony that was guiding the wagon through Ponyville. The three ponies were in the deepest part of the Everfree Forest, they set their six year old daughter down on some moss in her blanket. They quickly left in the wagon, not caring that the just left their daughter in the middle of nowhere. As they ran, they could hear a faint, "MAMA! PAPA! WHERE ARE YOU?!".