Silver Spoon looked out over the oncoming silent hordes, their horrible faces seeming to gleefully anticipate the meal she would provide the one that killed her. That was all she was to them, that was all anyone was to them, that was all Ms.
Fluttershy was to them. She and Ms. Fluttershy had watched as Discord had been torn asunder, his vaunted Chaos Magic doing nothing against these things from deepest Nightmare. The Draconeques had been helplessly devoured. Silver shuddered at the memory.

"What hope do I have? They killed a God! I have to have lost all common sense!"

Oh, Wonderful! I was afraid you'd never give me the Que. Echoed a Deep sensuous voice within her mind, a voice that promised mischief, mayhem, and a whole lot of fun!

Say it with me now, my dear. WHAT FUN IS THERE IN MAKING SENSE!!!!!

Silver echoed the words as she heard her voice take on those same confident dulcet tones. She grinned nastily at the oncoming Gugs. These thing had killed all three of her Daddies and now threatened Mommy dearest.

"Oh, no." She snarked. "That won't do at all. I find that completely unacceptable. I love my mommy, she is the bestest mommy there ever was and she is mine and you shan't have her.

The encroaching Gug, paused. This was not going how it was supposed to.

Well of course it's not going how it's supposed to, you horrid things, I am the new Lady of Chaos, freshly ascended to the throne and you are all an eyesore, I mean seriously? You are all entirely too last season. And everyone hated Season 8.

Oh, great I have another reality warper, why did I write you like this.

"Because the Narrative told you to, the same as Diamond, besides I have to be able to keep up with her, otherwise snuggle time will never come again. And after all of this I am gonna need me some snuggletime."

Uh, Silver? No Offense but the Gug are attacking. By the way, how did you know they were Gugs. I never mentioned that.

Turning to the first wave of Gugs Silver demonstrated why it is a bad idea to interrupt a chaos lord's conversation with the narrator by snapping her fingers and turning all of their bones into Green Pea and Ham bone Soup. Just like my grandmother makes, YECH!

"Oh nice! Double points for the nastiness! As for how I know about them being Gugs? Same as my dear Diamond, I read the damn script." She brandished a Sheet of papers, and placing glasses upon her muzzle, snarked back, "And by know the readers will have to suspect your twist. I mean seriously, they would have to be dense not to know that....."

Instantly Silvercord developed a frog in her throat, causing her to retch the cute little guy up. Glaring up into nothing she tried to say something else and she became a little horse. After turning herself back she realized that I am not going to put up with spoilers and am an amazingly inventive and vindictive individual that has to remind DisSpoon that the Gug have not gone away. Which she handles by turning them into clones of Diamond Tiara that are completely subservient to her and Diamonds whims. All of their nasty, filthy, kinky.....

"Alright I get it! Go my Diamond minions and slay those Gugs that were outside my range. Which since I am a god I Shouldn't have any but I do because the Writer is a....."

Finish that sentence and this time you get to be a Little WHORSE while you fight them!

Cordyspoon, blanched and turned back to her encroaching enemies. Watched as they Devoured her Diamond Clones, "Damn things were creepy any way. Where are they coming from?" Glaring at them, she raised herself into the air, reality flexed as the pulse of chaos sent the gugs scattering, but this time a Gug carrying a rune inscribed stone was unaffected. Placing it in front of himself, the Gug sat behind it and began to chant. Another fell, then Another. Each Gug sat behind their respective runic stone and each Gug began to chant. Silver could feel the wrongness of it. There was Harmony, then there was Order, and then there was Sterility. This was the latter not either of the two former.

"Alright time to get dangerous." A red flowing gown that clung to her in all the right places formed itself to her, a slit showing one of her shapely rabbit legs, her silvery grey mane done up in a beehive. Extending her hands the Rocks that held back her chaos began glow a canary yellow as strange things happened around them. The Stones sweated chocolate milk, grew flowers, began talking, sang show tunes. Yet still their sterility would reassert itself, Silver began to sweat, the strain of using her new Chaos Magic in such a way beginning to tire her. Yet the Gugs continued their chant, their horrible wills slowly pushing the assault of chaos magic back towards the Bunny Eared Draconomare. The circle closed ever tighter, despite Silver pushing back her hardest, the Sterile zone even killing all life down the microscopic level, leaving behind horrid grey dust. This creation was what the Gugs had been banished to the nightmare realms for, because they created and used this foulness of all things.

A bat of unusually large size landed in front of Silver. Looking down, Silver seemed to listen as the bat chirped its message to the Lady of Chaos.

Nodding her head, Silver replied. "Oh, You don't say." She snarked.

Still the Bat chirped at her, gesturing violently, waving its wings towards her.

"No, Really, You don't say?"

The Bat cocked it's head a moment, thought and fell backward erratic chirps signalling that it was laughing.

"Yeah, you didn't say because I don't speak bat!" Silver scowled. Her brow was covered in sweat and all of her ached in ways she didn't know she could.

Canary yellow arms wrapped around Silver, One of them extended and Bats of every shape, size and description descended from all sides unto the Gugs, driving them back a moment. Without the chanting protecting the stones, they shattered under Silver's will one after another.

"Daughter, I am well proud of you," Came the low purr of her mother's voice. Leaning against Fluttershy a Moment Silver nuzzled the one mother she had always wanted. A contented hum echoed from Fluttershy as she comforted this one that had become her daughter.

"Come daughter let us have some bonding time, I think these creatures have outlasted their welcome. We can eject them together."

"Okay mommy, that sounds like fun!"

Separating the two mares prepared to show the Gugs that kindness was not always nice.

Author's Note

here it is, only three more chapters and then this is done! and I can then go on to the next! Which, if you are doing me the courtesy of reading my story I will tell you which one it is. The next story I am finishing is:

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