Whatever You Say, Starlight Glimmer
Applejack, Pinkie Pie, and Rarity all entered into the grand foyer of Twilight’s castle, eyes blank and smiles on their faces. They didn’t know how Starlight’s voice had somehow become loud enough to reverberate through the whole castle, nor did they care. The voice had called, and they had answered. In their empty heads, there was only the voice and its commands. Nothing else mattered.
Not even the shocking revelation that Starlight Glimmer had somehow grown to be over fifty feet tall!
“Hello, friends!” Starlight’s thunderous voice boomed. She craned her head down to look at the diminutive ponies that stood before her…and so that she’d stop bumping her horn on the ceiling. “I have good news!”
The three mares remained silent, the spell over their minds creating a cloudy haze that snuffed out any curiosity. Starlight frowned for just a second, but then continued.
“I think I’ve found the ultimate solution to all our friendship problems! I’ve been thinking, and I’ve found that friendship is just a measure of non-romantic intimacy one pony has with another. Now, what better way to become intimate than literally becoming one with each other?”
“I Don’t Know, Starlight Glimmer,” all three mares simultaneously replied in an eerie monotone.
Starlight giggled. “Oh, that wasn’t REALLY a question! But, I digress. At first I was looking at fusion spells, but I’m afraid not much research has been done in that field. Now, I don’t have much time before Twilight gets back, so I thought we should fast track this. I experimented with Stretchius Tummius, but found that Humoungo Giganticus would have pretty much the same result with less of a physical toll on all of us.”
Starlight’s train of thought was interrupted as her stomach suddenly grumbled loudly, and she accidentally belched loudly all over Applejack, Pinkie, and Rarity. Among the globs of slobber were light blue and yellow feathers, and the three mares were unflinching as what was left of their friends stuck to their faces momentarily before falling to the floor.
“Sorry about that,” Starlight continued in her cheery voice. “I did a test run with Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy, and it looks like everything went exactly as planned! That means we’re all clear to continue here!”
“What Would You Like Us To Do, Starlight Glimmer?” The three mares asked in the same creepy unison.
“It’s simple, really,” Starlight said as she lowered her gargantuan head down to the floor, before the rest of her body followed suit. It was a tight fit, but she was able to lie down on her stomach comfortably in the foyer.
“Why don’t you all just waltz down my throat, and I’ll take it from there?” She said, opening her gigantic mouth and letting her tongue spill out like some sort of red carpet. The warm and humid air of her throat blasted the three mares in the face, and they were confronted with a full frontal view of the dark cavern of Starlight’s esophagus.
“Yes, Whatever You Say, Starlight Glimmer,” said Applejack, Pinkie, and Rarity as they unflinchingly began to trot forward towards the wet cavern before them. Applejack was the first to step onto Starlight’s tongue, almost tripping from the change in footing from hard tile to soft, moist flesh. Starlight almost panicked, realizing that Applejack was still wearing her work horseshoes, but she realized that they should be no trouble for her new humongous stomach. Applejack halted for a moment after bumping her head against Starlight’s teeth, trotting in place on Starlight’s tongue before Starlight opened her mouth even wider to give Applejack the necessary clearance.
Applejack went deeper and deeper into Starlight’s mouth, her world darkening around her as Celestia’s radiant light got further and further away. The soft, rhythmic pulsations of Starlight’s inner cheeks and tonsils could even be seen here, but Applejack did not deviate from her mission. She could not; Fiducia Compelus had blocked all higher brain function in the poor mare. Her thoughts were replaced by Starlight’s sonorous voice whispering sweet promises of untold bliss as long as she followed orders, and Applejack was helpless to resist. Nothing else mattered anymore except for pleasing Starlight, and, with that thought, Applejack let herself fall head-first into Starlight’s waiting throat.
The force of the following gulp made Starlight’s tongue tremble enough to throw Pinkie Pie off balance, making her fall over. However, Starlight’s tongue quickly shifted, moving itself to provide a soft cushion for Pinkie’s head. After all, Pinkie was so nice, and Starlight didn’t want her to start bleeding because she hit her head on some gigantic molars!
Rather than letting Pinkie Pie stand up, Starlight’s tongue curled backward and over her body, wrapping it up in a wet, fleshy sleeping bag. Pinkie stared into space as the tongue pulled her deeper inside Starlight’s maw, towards the back of her throat, and quickly squishing her against the slippery esophagus lining with a deft, precise swallow.
“Ah, sorry about that, Rarity,” Starlight said before laying her head down and opening her mouth once more.
“Sorry About What?” Rarity asked as she stepped onto the waiting tongue like her friends had done before her. “You Can Do No Wrong.”
Rarity’s kind words made the edges of Starlight’s mouth curl up to form a smile. Twilight’s friends were so nice; Starlight would ensure only the best treatment for them!
Rarity continued trotting deeper into Starlight’s mouth, marching incessantly towards the dark tube that her friends had disappeared into moments prior. Despite her unicorn heritage giving her a higher mental fortitude than most, the spell over her mind was too powerful to be broken. She was helpless to resist as she gingerly slipped her hooves over the back of Starlight’s tongue, triggering her swallowing reflex and sending her into the darkness to join her friends.
Having finished her afternoon snack, Starlight sat up on her haunches, tilting her head up to help her esophagus ferry the three mares down to her waiting stomach. Despite being fifty feet tall, swallowing five whole ponies had left her feeling extremely full. She patted her belly with her hoof, feeling the shapes of Twilight’s friends tightly compressed together underneath her fur.
“Ah, excellent,” Starlight said to herself. “Not a single squirm, too. The spell I cast over them must have been really powerful to make them numb to even digestive fluids. “
Starlight’s stomach grumbled happily as it began to work on its new contents, and the gargantuan mare decided to stretch out and finally relax. She turned on her back and cradled her head with her hooves contentedly. She shut her eyes and dozed off with a smile on her face. Twilight was going to be so proud of her for coming up with such a creative solution to the friendship problem!
