Twilight Sparkle: The Princess of Friendship With Benefits

Twilight woke up feeling strange. Her body was hot all over, and she felt strangely sleepy. She believed it to be a fever, until she felt an odd tingling sensation in her nethers. She had no idea why whatever this was would be affecting there of all places, but she considered it enough of a reason to consult her books in order to get to the bottom of it. Especially considering that she'd never felt anything like it before. There had to be something in one of them that could help.

She sat up in bed and made her way to the bathroom, completing the daily routine and making her way through the halls of her castle.

Along the way she noticed just how weak this strange new occurrence made her feel. Her legs wobbled and shook and her body swayed from left to right with every step she took. Her stomach felt heavy, as thought it were weighed down by some invisible force, and the feeling in her nethers seemed to be a constant of the whole issue. The only good thing that this sudden illness seemed to provide her with was a strange feeling of comfort.

She felt at peace with herself and the world around her, as if nothing at all could go wrong today. She had no idea how a never before seen sickness could do that for her, but she would take what little gifts she could get.

"Hey, Twilight! Good morning!" Spike's cheerful voice reached her ears. Her body's reactions having been slowed to a crawl, it took her a while to turn around and give him a smile.

"Good Morning, Spike. How'd you sleep?"

"I slept great! I feel like a million bucks!" He then noticed Twilight's condition. "You on the other hand, don't look so good. Is everything alright?"

"I feel great! Better than i've felt in a while actually."

It was true. That strange feeling of comfort was still there, hanging over her like a euphoric haze. She felt drunk, or rather, dazed.

"If you say so, Twi. You hungry? I can make us breakfast."

Twilight shook her head. "No, I'm not hungry. You can go ahead and eat without me."

Spike was shocked. Twilight never skipped breakfast. Still, he was only an assistant. Who was he to question her dietary needs? Even so, he had to make sure, just to see if she was really okay.

"Are you sure? I'll make your favorite. Rose and cherry sandwiches." Spike knew that Twilight could never turn down one of those, so if she did, either something really urgent was happening, or something really was wrong. It was usually the former.

"Yeah, I'm sure. I've got some stuff to do anyway. I'll be seeing you later then. Good morning again, Spike."

And with that she was off, leaving Spike to wonder just what was so important this time as to get her to miss her favorite meal.

After her talk with Spike, Twilight made her way through the halls once more, her mind filled with possible scenarios as to what this strange issue could be.

"My stomach still hurts. Could it be a virus? Did I eat something bad? No, that wouldn't affect my...well my vagina. It has to be something else. Maybe, an adverse affect of a spell? I did try that one high level spell yesterday... Did it take more of a toll on me than I thought?"

Twilight kept running through the possibilities of what this could be. There had to be something she could do. She was so engrossed in her thoughts, that she didn't notice that she had veered clear off the path made by her red velvet rug, and was headed straight for a door.

"But an adverse reaction wouldn't have any sort of positive effects to speak- ow!"

She hit the door horn first and stopped, cradling it in her hands as if to soothe the pain she felt.

When she was done, she looked up from her previous view of the floor to see that she had bumped into the door of the library. She chuckled to herself. She had gotten here before she even realized it.

"Wow. Even when i'm not paying attention, I can still find the library. Maybe I am a bit of an egghead."

Twilight smiled at the joke she made, having taken it from Rainbow, who used it as a sort of pet name for her. She loved how close she was to her friends.

"Wait. The library. I can find out what this weird feeling is now. Or at least, I hope I can."

She stepped inside and began her search.

"Oh come on! There's nothing here at all about this kind of thing!"

It had been a whole hour since she began her search and she had yet to find a single thing that could solve, or even give her a hint about, her problem.

"Ahh..." She sighed. "At this rate i'll have to ask Princess Celestia for help."

With that in mind she stood up, walked out of the library, and made her way out of the castle and into the outside world.

"I just hope she's not busy."

She readied herself to take off in the direction of the castle. She tensed her muscles, bent her knees slightly, flexed her wings, and stopped just as she jumped into the air, causing her to let out a fearful scream as she plummeted to the ground, followed by a loud "Oof!" as she landed on her stomach, adding to the uncomfortable feeling that was already present.

"Owww, I thought that my stomach pain had disappeared." she groaned as she picked herself up off the ground before dusting herself off. In truth it had. And it had stayed that way until her muscles tensed, at which point it had returned in full force. But there was also...something else.

She could've sworn she had felt it. A slight change in the way her wings moved. As if something had disturbed them.

There was also another problem. Well, not really a problem. More like a feeling. It had happened when she flapped her wings that first time, and was the real reason why she had fallen. A slight tingle in her nethers, just like before. This too, had disappeared when she was busy in the library, too focused on finding a solution to the problem to actually pay any real attention to it.

She decided to test it out. She got back in her previous flight position, but she didn't take off. Instead, she flapped her wings, not too hard, in case the feeling came back too strongly and made her collapse, but not too softly either, in case the feeling didn't register in her body at all. She was trying to pinpoint exactly when the tingles started, and how exactly they felt when they affected her body.

She flapped and flapped, ever so often feeling a slight tingle. Each time she did, she flapped her wings a little harder, trying to make the feeling more noticeable.

She eventually got where she wanted to be. The feeling was coursing through her body like wave upon wave of adrenaline. It felt so good.

It felt really good.

It felt too good.

'Oh no. This is starting to get out of hand. It feels too good. I can't stop.' Twilight thought as she started panting heavily. The feeling her wings gave her made her body shiver and shake with pleasure. So much so that she felt as though she could reach her climax from this alone. No matter how much she told herself she had to stop, she knew she wouldn't be doing that for some time. But she also knew that she had to end it eventually, and so, much to her displeasure, she ended her self induced 'play time' and headed back into the castle. Seeing Celestia would have to wait. She was exhausted.

She opened the castle doors with her magic and walked inside. She was surprised to find Spike waiting for her at the door.

"So, did you finish whatever it was you had to do?" he smiled at her. A smile she was currently too startled to pay any attention to.

"Ahhhh! Spike! You nearly gave me a heart attack!"

the dragon scratched his head nervously. "Ehehe...eheheh...um...s-sorry, Twilight..."

Twilight looked down at her number one assistant and friend. "It's okay, Spike. Just...don't scare me like that."

"Will do, Ma'am. Or rather, will not do."

Twilight gave a light chuckle at that. "Oh, Spike..."

The alicorn Princess sighed in contentment. That strange feeling was gone, and she felt fine. She would miss doing that thing with her wings though.

She was about to go back upstairs and take a nap, when a sudden thought occurred to her. She still hadn't eaten breakfast.

"Spike, I think I will have breakfast after all."

"Rose and cherry sandwiches?"

"You know it."

"Coming right up!"

After breakfast, and Twilight's nap, they spent the rest of the day with her friends, strolling around town and talking and laughing and just having a general good time. Little did Twilight know, her problem was not so easily solved.