The Unique Ones. The Beginning Saga.

Location: Somewhere wast of The Everfree Forst. Time: Around 1500 years ago.

A cloaked figure as in a strange circle drawn in the floor. It lit 5 red candles that were arranged on the line of the circle, each in an equal distance away from the other. The dancing flames illuminated half of the room. The rest of the room was still hidden by the covering sheet of darkness. The figure sat there in the middle. The back of its head glowed with a light strong enough to shine through its hood.

Just then, the sound of a door slamming open echoed through the room. Then sounds of hoofsteps quickly growing louder as the source got closer to the room. The hoof steps stopped as the source came to a stop behind the figure. "Father!!!" A voice shouted. It was female. By the sound of it, it was a female that was fully grown. The figure in the circle didn't move when it heard her voice. "You must stop! You don't know what you're doing!"

"I'm doing what's needed for the benefit of Equestria." The figure said. It's voice was of an old mad. But something else spoke behind it. Something deep, foul, and unnatural.

The sound was unsettling to the female. "Do you hear me!? Something has influenced you, father!" She slowly stepped forward.

"The gods are giving me the power I need to secure our future."

"Gods... or demons. Think clearly, father. Don't dwell in things carelessly. Else you want to aid your destruction, and ours."

He turned to face his daughter. His eyes glowed red with pupils in the shape of lines instead of orbs. Like a snake staring down at a mouse, his gaze showed menace instead of companion for her. "Don't interfere. Or yee will be a pile of ash on the stone floor."

She was taken back a bit, but shook off her fear. "You are not my father, and I know what I must do." She tackled him, but he tossed her into the wall with the strength of a fully grown bear. He ran towards her. She quickly stood up and charged for him. Her head glowed with a deep purple glow that consumed the room.