The Hunt

Canterlot city had been left behind and the new city skyline was on ahead.

"Greenfield." Adagio read as they passed the sign. "New life, here we come!"

Bus drove to it's station and Dazzlings went off of the bus.

"New life, here we come!" Adagio said raising her hands onto air.

"Well, what we gonna do now?" Aria asked.

"I've heard that Greenfield has a lots of abandoned houses." Adagio said.

"Seriously? We are going to move into a abandoned house?" Aria asked crossing her arms. "Like that's gonna happen."

"Got a better idea?" Adagio asked sarcastically and winked to her.

"Shut it." Aria said knowing that Adagio were teasing her.

They started to walk towards the district where all the abandoned houses located.

There were lot's of houses that were abandoned or were in a bad shape.

"And this is the place where you want us to live." Aria said.

"Only temporary until we get enough money to get a apartment." Adagio said.

"Sounds a good plan for me." Sonata said. "At least we have a roof on our heads."

"Aria, you could be as optimistic as Sonata." Adagio said. "You could stop your questioning."

"Well excuse me that I'm not like Sonata..." But Aria got interrupted by Sonata.

"Look at there! That house looks pretty good shaped for a abandoned house." Sonata said pointing at the right were where standing a two-storied house.

"Well, well Sonata, you do have a sharp eyes." Adagio said padding on Sonata's shoulder while walking towards the house.

"Wow Sonata, you really did a good job..." Aria said while looking the house.

"I know, I'm the best." Sonata said.

"Don't get too use to it." Aria said to Sonata and tapped her on the shoulder.

They went to search the house, to make sure it was abandoned.

Adagio opened the door carefully and peek'd her head inside. She tried to switch lights on and like an miracle the house still had electricity.

"Hello? Anyone here?" Adagio asked. When it was sure that it was safe, Adagio show her sisters a signal that it was safe to go.

Aria and Sonata walked on the door and saw the lights on the house.

"How is this even possible? I mean if this house has a an electricity, would someone really left it behind?" Aria asked.

"This feels too good for be true." Adagio said. "Please pinch me so I know this isn't one of my crazy dreams."

Aria and Sonata both pinched her.

"Ouch! Now I do know that this isn't a dream." Adagio said rubbing her neck.

"So now we have the house, what's next?" Aria asked.

"Let's check do this house have a water." Adagio said and walked to kitchen. She opened opened the tap and her eyes grew large as crystal ball.

"We have water!" She yelled at the kitchen. "And do you know what it means?"

"No idea." Aria said.

"We can cook." Sonata said.

Adagio slapped herself on her forehead. "No, it means we can go to shower."

"That's even better than cooking." Sonata said.

"Who's first to go?" Aria asked.

"Let's have rock, paper, scissors." Adagio said as she came at the kitchen.

"Really? That childish game?" Aria said.

"Of course we can fight about who get's to go first." Adagio said grinning.

"Never mind, rock.. paper... whatever it is." Aria said.

"Rock, paper, scissors!" They all said and show what they got.

"Paper beat's rocks!" Sonata yelled. "I won and I'll be the first one to get to shower!"

Adagio and Aria tried again.

"Rock, paper, scissors!"

"Scissors beats paper!" Aria said. "Suck it!"

"Someone is cocky." Adagio said trying to annoy Aria.

"No I'm not. You're the one who lost. It just proves that I'm better than you."  Aria said arrogantly.

"Definitely cocky..." Adagio sighed.

Sonata had already went to bathroom and Aria were waiting behind the door and tell to Sonata be faster.

Adagio sat on the living room's couch and thought herself. "Maybe this will be the beginning of our new, good life."

Sun were setting behind the horizon and night sky creep'd on to sky.

Dazzlings were tired of all the walking and stress about what will happen to them. They went to sleep earlier and enjoyed all the comfy pillows and blankets. And they fall into sleep and they had never ever sleep'd better than ever.