The Guardian Angel

Two figures stood in the void, both the size of a pony though one had a horn while the other looked to be an earth pony.

"If I have to die to stop you from destroying this world... then so be it!" The earth pony shouted at the unicorn in front of him. Then there was a massive flash of white light and both figures were gone.

As the world drifted into view, Raoke blinked his eyes trying to focus the world in front of him. looking around he noticed he was back on The Platform. He originally wanted to call it The Lookout to remember his fellow Guardian on earth. However The Platform was his second choice. He had modeled if directly after its twin for that reason.

Getting up he moved over to where the main building stood in the middle of the giant floating platform. Walking into the building he noticed the thick payer of dust that covered nearly every surface. Wondering how long he's been gone for. he's long since come to terms that he didn't die back then but merely transported somewhere. Now that he has arrived he knows he was apparently sent to the future. The big question now is... how far? Leaving the structure he walked at a leisurely to the edge.

Reaching the edge he peered over and observed the world that spread out below him. Being this planets guardian gives him certain abilities, one is kinda useless but anyway, but now... he looked down at his charge and saw everything. The inhabitants going about their everyday lives unaware of the being watching over them and making sure their world stays safe. However he was looking for two beings in particular. After a good few minutes of searching he finally spots them.

"It seems they moved, never thought they would ditch that forest but okay." he says to no one.

POV Celestia

The Solar Diarch was sitting at her desk looking over requests from the nobles. Out of the dozens that she's looked over only one was reasonable, and it came form the only true noble on the entirety of Canterlot. All the others were asking for tax changes and other things that would give them more power.

In the back of her mind something was nagging at her, but she couldn't place what it was trying to tell her. She brushed it off thinking it was just her lack of sleep over the past few days. It wasn't until he looked at her calendar that her heart nearly burst from her chest. it was a few days before that fateful day one thousand years ago. The day he vanished without a trace. It was also the day she and her sister took up his mantle and duties. She briefly wondered weather or not to call the Elements an tell them, but she finally decided they were better off knowing the truth rather than finding out later that she had kept it from them.

Turning back to her desk she fished out a piece of parchment and a quill and began writing a letter to her most faithful student.

To my faithful student,

I would like you and the other Element bearers to come to Canterlot tomorrow, there is something important I would like to discuss with the six of you. Spike may stay behind if he wishes to, he out of everypony needs rest. He is a growing dragon after all Twilight.

With regards,

Princess Celestia

And with that she sent it off with a burst of golden light.