Beautiful Rainbows, Unicorns, and Rainbow Unicorns: The Daily Antics and Adventures of. . . Everyone

"Tia!" Celestia heard her little sister angrily call for her. She opened the door with her yellow magic before Luna broke it down. The lunar princess stared daggers at her.

"Hello, dear sister. Tea?" Celestia spoke sweetly and innocently which earned her a deeper scowl from Luna. "Is something the matter?"

"One of my guards informed me that he saw Grey being sent flying out the castle by chaos magic!" Luna practically shouted.

Celestia huffed and rolled her eyes, dropping her guise, "He's a big boy and immune to magic. He'll be fine."

"That. Is. Not. The. Point." Luna gritted angrily.

Celestia saw the flames burning hotly in Luna's teal eyes and went to plan B. "He. . . he called me. . . fat," Celestia spoke softly and wore a wounded expression.

Luna's hostility quickly dwindled. She huffed and went to her sister's side, "Your actions were still uncalled for." She draped a comforting wing over her older sister and nuzzled her neck.

After enjoying her sister's company in a long while (since Grey monopolised Luna), Celestia spoke up, "Did you know you are more popular than me?"

Luna recoiled her neck and stared at Celestia. "What?" she asked incredulously. Celestia levitated a newspaper to her sister. Luna looked it over then laughed. "This is a school paper, Tia. The Free Foal Press is written by foals. You shouldn't take this seriously."

Celestia snorted, "Easy for you to say, Miss Seventy-Five Percent."

Luna giggled and kissed the top of her sister's head. "You still have court, dear sister."

Celestia rolled up in her covers and pouted, "I don't wanna go. Why don't you take my place?"

Luna giggled again at her sister's foalish behavior, "It is the Day Court and you are the Day Princess."

Celestia laid on her side in silence for a long moment. "I. . . was thinking about taking a vacation. . ."

"Are you unwell, sister?" Luna asked in alarm and pressed her wing against her sister's forehead.

"I am fine." Celestia softly batted the blue wing away, "Grey had brought it up. I guess he saw how stressed I've been lately."

"You spoke to Grey?"

"Before I launched him out of the castle," Celestia giggled. She returned to a serious tone, "I think you can handle Equestria for the time I am away."

"I hope you are not planning on letting me rule for a thousand years," Luna playfully jabbed.

Celestia pulled the covers off herself and wrapped her forelegs and wings around Luna. "I love you, Luna. I was young and"

"Shh, Tia," Luna nuzzled her sister and returned her affection. After ten minutes of hugging, Luna piped up and broke the silence, "I here the moon is wonderful this time of year."

Kyllgorr sat in front of the cottage door. A week had passed since he moved to Fillydelphia with Amy and he already missed his brother. Not seeing someone for thousands of years tends to make you want to see them often when they miraculously reappear. He waited patiently for Price at Fluttershy's cottage. (If only he had stayed in the market place a few minutes longer he would already be enjoying the company of his brother. Alas!)

Prod.

He swiped the stick away quickly and snapped his head the direction of the prod. There was no one there to his right. He turned to his left and became face-to-face with a frightened white rabbit. The rabbit whisked away through the air and stopped above the head of a grinning Prys.

"Hello, Kyllgorr," Prys greeted his brother.

"Prys!" Kyllgorr hugged his brother tightly. "Caught lunch?"

"No. This is Angel. Fluttershy made it quite clear that he is off the menu."

"Why do you have him then?"

"He ran away before we could give him his shots. When Fluttershy returns we will administer the vaccinations." Prys informed his brother.

Kyllgorr smiled, "Do you remember when we were young and went out of town for the first time?"

"Yes. What has you reminiscing about the past all of a sudden?" Prys asked with a cocked head.

"Some 'grand land full of fantastical creatures and adventure' we found, eh?" Kyllgorr grinned happily.

Prys smiled as the memory of that night played back in his mind. "Yeah."

Prys licked the salty face of his brother. Burying both their parents within a month would be hard for most any child. Prys tried to comfort his brother as best as he knew how.

"Zander, perhaps now is the best time to get out of here and go exploring. Mother wanted us to leave the farm when they would pass. Unfortunately, it was a little sooner than they expected but. . . a change of scenery might be nice."

Zander sniffed and wiped his nose on the back of his hand and croaked, "I don't know. . ."

"There's a grand land full of fantastical creatures and adventure out there waiting for us to discover it!" Prys exclaimed, his tail whipped on the floor.

Zander cracked a small smile, "Mum and pops said they were from the Imperial capital, right?"

"We went to Pillot, discovered our parents to be royalty and met Grey there. Quite the exciting times, if I do say so myself," Prys spoke up.

"As they say, 'the rest was history'," Kyllgorr chuckled. "I want to go see them again. . ." he spoke somberly.

Prys licked his brother's cheek, "Someday, brother, someday."