The trip back through the Temple didn't take nearly as long as Gavin remembered it being. The girls had quickly picked out clothes for themselves to wear, and they were quite pleased with what they found.

The Sphinx was wearing a loose, white silk dress with gold embroidery on it that helped cover her large breasts. Sapphire and Sasha were both wearing light blue jackets that reached to their knees, leaving them open for now. They would close them once they reached civilization. The Timberwolves had decided to wear some blue shorts they had found that fit perfectly around their asses but allowed their tails to stick out. They had also found some light blue shirts that covered their large breasts. Cream was still wearing her sports bras, and had picked out some yellow shorts to wear. Finally, Kyu and Lea had decided to wear matching orange sundresses they had found.

Overall, they looked very nice with their clothes on.

'They looked pretty nice without them as well,' he thought, before shaking his head. Now was not the time to think dirty. They still had a long ways home.

They soon reached the door, which rumbled open when he touched the crown to it. Once it opened, they could see that it was early in the morning. They had been in the Temple an entire night!!

Gavin turned to the group and said, "Alright. It should take us a day to get to the plains, and three more to get to Appleloosa and the train station. Are you ready?"

They nodded, and cheered, "Yes we are!!"

"Then lets go!!" he cried, turning around and starting to follow the edge of the ruins. The girls trailed after him, not wanting to lose him. He was able to find the ruins that he had found the previous day, and found his footprints as well.

Using his footprints as a guide, he started following them, the girls trailing behind him.

As they walked, he decided to get to know Cream a bit more.

"So Cream," he said, getting her attention. "Tell me about yourself. What are your hobbies? What foods do you like to eat?
Stuff like that."

Cream walked in silence for a few minutes, before responding. "Well, I didn't always look like this. I was born and raised in the wilderness as a young cub. I was taught by my parents to hunt and run. I eventually became old enough to live on my own, and I went on a journey to find a place to live. On my journey, I came across a weird looking statue. I don't remember what it looked like, but I do remember trying to get on top of it to get a better look around. We cheetahs like to get up high to look out for potential prey and predators."

Gavin nodded at that. It did make sense that they would get up high to look for prey and predators. "But what happened?" he asked.

She continued, "Well, as I was attempting to climb the statue, I started feeling weird. Like my legs were cramping. Suddenly, I felt pain all over my body. I blacked out when the pain increased. When I came to..."

"You were like what you were when I met you," he finished for her. She nodded.

"Yeah. I freaked out at first, screaming and crying. But I eventually calmed down, and tried to walk away, but I didn't know how in the new body I had. But an old zebra mare found me, having heard my screams and cries. She took me in, gave me the bras I am wearing, and taught me how to write, read, walk, and many more things. Until one day, she told me that she had taught me all she could, and said that I needed to continue my journey." Cream's face was one of sadness, so he went over to her and wrapped his arm around her, prompting her to go on.

"I protested at first. I didn't want to leave her alone. But she told me that she wouldn't be alone. She had her memories of me. But then I said I didn't know where to go. So she told me a tale about a heart in the desert rumored to have the ability to show you your true love. When I had that, my interest was piqued. So I left, waving goodbye to her as I ran off to the desert. A few days later, I reached the desert. I started my search, and for three days found nothing. But on the fourth day, I came across some ruins. I was able to find a large crack in one of the walls, and squeezed my way through. Once I got out of the crack, I found myself in a large hallway with a door at the end. I went over to the door, and opened it, only to find that I was at the room where the heart was. I quickly ran through, shutting the door behind me. I ran up to the heart, and reached out to grab it, only to find that I couldn't touch it. Glowing words appeared before me, telling me that I was not to be the bearer of the heart. Instead, I was to be with the one the heart chose. I didn't quite understand what they meant at the time. But now I think I do." She looked at him with a smile as they continued to walk.

"What do you mean?" he asked, slightly confused.

Her smile grew. "I think now that they meant that the one to be the bearer of the heart was to be my mate."

"Well, that is how it turned out," he said with a smile. "How long have you been waiting at the Temple?"

She shrugged. "About three days. I was running out of food, and had gone searching the Temple for more when I found the room full of clothes."

"Good thing I came when I did then huh," he said, smiling a little. She giggled at that.

"Yes it is," she said.

"Just out of curiosity, how old are you?" he asked politely.

Cream giggled and said, "Well, I'm 19."

"So you're 19? That's a nice age," he said with a smile.

She turned away with a blush, and said, "Why thank you!"

"You're welcome, and thanks for telling me and the rest your story," he said. "Now I know more about you than before. Thank you."

"And it helped pass the time too," said Kyu. Pointing ahead of her, she said, "Look, we're already at the last footprint."

He sighed as he saw that they had reached the last footprint. This must have been where the sand storm hit him. No problem!! All they had to do was go in the same direction the prints had been coming from, and they would reach the plains by nightfall.

They stopped for lunch there, and they ate lunch out under the sun. Gavin watched as the girls ate ravenously, and sighed. Looks like table manners would be one of the first things he taught them when they got home. As he ate his lunch, the girls finished their meals, and started to lick themselves, causing him to stop eating.

"Woah woah woah!!" he cried, getting their attention as they stopped licking themselves to look at him. "Don't clean yourselves like that!! Use these napkins instead."

He got up, and pulled out some napkins from his pack before going over to Kyu and Lea. He knelt down, and wiped the crumbs off their faces with the napkin, before getting back up and going to the other girls to do the same.

Due to the sunlight on their faces, he failed to notice the blushes they had after he wiped their faces. Standing back up, he said, "It's time we move on, but when we get home, I'm teaching you all some table manners. Okay?"

They nodded. "Alright then. Let's pack up, and move out."

They scrambled to their feet, and helped Gavin put everything away, before continuing on their way.

Gavin and the Sphinx were in the front, followed by the rest of the girls.

She hooked her arm around his, causing him to lightly blush. As they walked, she said, "Gavin, what is that in the distance?" She pointed at what appeared to be a man in the desert, causing him to crease his brow in confusion.

"I don't know, but we're getting closer, so we'll know soon enough," he said to her. She nodded, deciding to trust him.

They soon arrived upon the "man," but it turned out to be the same cactus he had encountered the previous day.

"Well I'll be," said the Sphinx in surprise. "It's just a cactus!!"

"Yeah. But from a distance it does look like a man," he said with a smile. It soon changed to a worried look however, when he saw the timberwolves and Cream getting closer to it.

"Girls!! Get away from it!!" he cried out in panic, causing them to turn around in confusion. "That cactus is dangerous!!"

"If you're talking about the spines on it, we know," the greenhaired timberwolf said, turning her attention back to the cactus as they continued to get closer to it.

"No, you don't understand!!" he said, letting go of the Sphinx, and running after them. "It will kill you if it gets the chance!!"

"What?!!" they all cried, turning to look back at Gavin as he ran at them, stopping in their tracks. Suddenly, they heard a growl behind them, causing their fur to stand on end. Slowly, they turned around, only to be greeted with a terrible sight.

The cactus had a large, gaping hole in its front, with long spines for teeth. It reached it's branches out at them as they stood there, paralyzed with fear.

Just as the branches were about to reach them, they found themselves being pushed to the side by someone. After they hit the sand, they heard Gavin say, "Stay away from my girls, you overgrown pincushion!! If you touch them, you will DIE!!!"

They looked up to see that he had pushed them away from the cactus, and was standing in front of them with his arms at his side, his hands balled up into fists. They got back up, and looked at the cactus, only to be surprised.

It had moved its arms away from them, and had closed the hole in its front. It was shaking slightly from the anger and rage in the man's voice.

"Lets go girls," he said, causing them to jump.

He turned to them, a smile on his face. "Lets go."

They nodded, and they quickly got back to the others, who had watched the whole thing with fear. They went around the cactus, giving it a wide berth, and left.

As they left it behind, the girls heard him say, "Sorry about what happened back there girls. I just didn't want you to get hurt."

They shook their heads. "Its ok. We didn't know, and you protected us. That's all that matters."

He sighed with a smile, and said, "Alright then."

Later, they arrived at the edge of the desert, and were greeted with the sight of the plains. Gavin stretched his left hand out, the other holding the crown, and said, "These are the plains. We'll camp here tonight, and continue tomorrow."

With that, they set up camp for the night. While Gavin spread out his sleeping bag and the picnic blanket, he had Kyu and Lea go and gather firewood for the fire. When they returned, he set some firewood aside, and used his flint and steel to light the fire.

After they ate dinner for the night, they sat around the fire. Gavin had offered the girls his sleeping bag, which Cream gladly took. She was fast asleep, as well as Sasha, Sapphire, Kyu, and Lea. Sasha and Sapphire had fallen asleep next to the fire, curled up in two balls. Kyu and Lea had fallen asleep next to him, worn out from the walk they did today. Only Gavin, the Sphinx, and the Timberwolves were awake.

Gavin was feeding the fire every once in a while. The rest of the time, he was either looking at the crown or at the fire, thinking about what had transpired.

A thought occurred to him that he hadn't gotten all their names, and he sat up, turning to look at the Sphinx, who was sitting on the picnic blanket.

She saw him looking at her, and said, "What?"

"I just realized that I never got your name," he quietly said.

"Oh. Is that all?" she said. He nodded.

"Yeah. What else would it be?" he said, to which she giggled.

"Oh I don't know. Maybe something romantic," she said in a suggestive tone.

He blushed, and looked away. "As much as you would like that, this is neither the time nor the place."

She fake pouted, and said, "All right. My name is Nazo."

"Nazo," he said with a smile. "That's a lovely name. Perfect for such a lovely Sphinx as yourself."

Nazo blushed, and hid her face with a wing. "Why thank you." She got up, still hiding behind her wing, and picked up the blanket, before moving over to Gavin, and spread it out next to him before getting on it.

He looked at her closely, and saw that she had a sad look on her face. "What's wrong Nazo?" he asked.

She sighed. "I'm still upset about the fact that I am no longer my original size."

He sighed. "While I can't relate to your problem about losing your size, I can tell you this. That everything will turn out ok."

She looked at him, a questioning look on her face. "Really?"

He nodded his head. "Really. You just have to make the best of things. For example, I don't have any magic, yet I live in a town full of ponies that do. It's almost impossible for me to find a job around town. But I do find jobs for me to do."

"Like what?" She asked.

"Well, I help my friend Rarity gather gems for her dresses every once in a while. I help my friend Fluttershy with tending her garden and help her with her animal friends. I also help my friend Pinkie Pie run Sugarcube Corner, which is a bakery."

"That's a decent amount of jobs," she said, looking at him with surprise.

"Yeah. But this is about you, not me," he said with a grin. "Let's see, what are the pros for having this size?"

"Pros?" she inquired.

"The good things about it," he explained. "The bad things about it are called cons."

"Oh," she said, a look of understanding on her face.

"Well anyways, what are the pros?" he said. "Well, for starters, you can enter places that you couldn't when you were at full size. You can also now talk with ponies without them worrying that you are going to eat them. And you could enter beauty contests now since your smaller. Those are the pros I can think of for you. Now on to the cons. Let's see, for cons you may not like all the attention you receive since you are smaller, and that's all I can think of. Does this help you out?"

As he said those final words, he turned to her.

She sat there in thought, before slowly nodding her head. "Yes. Yes it does," she replied.

He smiled. "Great! Glad I could help."

"Thanks again for comforting me about my size. Good night Gavin," she said with a yawn as she laid down on the blanket.

"You are welcome, and good night Nazo," he said with a smile. He watched as she fell into a deep sleep, before turning his attention to the wolves, who were sitting near him as well.

"May I know your names as well?" he asked them.

The brown haired one said, "My name is Winnie."

The green haired one said, "And my name is Ivy."

"Winnie and Ivy. Those are wonderful names," he said with a smile. "May I ask what the flowers are for?"

Ivy said, "Not at all. The flowers are just for show. We just wanted to make it easier to tell the difference between a male timberwolf and a female one."

He nodded, understanding where they were coming from. "Alright. Not a bad way either. May I ask why you were in the Temple?"

They nodded. "We were born in the forest in the temple, and had lived there for over 20 years," began Ivy

"So you girls are 20 years old?" he asked. They nodded.

"Yes, we are 20 years old," they said.

"Alright. Anyways, continue with your story," he said.

Ivy continued. "We lived there waiting for the day that our parents had told us since we were young. When the one who was to bear the heart would come, and pass through the plants. One day, after our parents had taught us how to hunt, they disappeared. We searched for them in the forest, and eventually found them. But something had happened to them."

"What happened to your parents?" he inquired.

They looked down sadly. "They died."

"I'm sorry for your loss," he said sadly. "Do you need a hug?"

They shook their heads. "No, we're fine. We accepted that they were gone a few years ago."

"Alright," he said, slowly. "But if you ever need to be comforted, I'll be there."

They smiled at him, and said, "Thanks."

Ivy said, "Now where were we in the story?"

Winnie said, "We were at the part where we had found our parents."

"Thanks Winnie!" Ivy said, hugging her sister. "We found them, and buried them in the forest. We mourned for them for two years, and finally moved on. We played, hunted, and slept in the forest for the next few years. Till you came."

Winnie spoke, "When you came, we had just about given up hope that someone would come to get the heart. But when our door opened, and you walked in, our hope was restored. We hoped you would pass. We hid behind the trees, waiting to hear your song. If it pleased the forest, we would let you pass. But if it didn't, we would kill you."

He shivered at that, but kept silent.

Winnie continued. "When you started to sing, we were immediately impressed. You sang beautifully. As the song progressed, we noticed that the plants, and even the trees were starting to droop over. As you went on singing, we began to cry silently from the sheer power of the song. Once you had finished, we watched with watering eyes as you passed through to the other side. When you went through the door, we came out, and went over to where our parents had told us there was a tunnel that led to the heart. We were to only use it if one passed through the plant safely. We entered it, and it led us to the heart's chamber, where we found you looking at the heart, and you know the rest."

Gavin sat in silence, absorbing what they had told him. He looked at them, and said, "Wow. I didn't know that me passing through the plants was so important for you."

"It was," Ivy said. "But it's now over, and we can rejoice!! We not only fulfilled our duty, but we also got a mate!"

He smiled at that, and said, "Yes. Yes we can."

"Um Gavin," Winnie said, drawing his attention. "Can you sing another song for us? We loved the last one you sang, and we would like to here another."

"Sure. But it will have to be just one, alright?" he said.

"Alright Gavin. Just one," Winnie replied.

He cleared his throat, and began to softly sing.

Children of the Night

Come, little children, I'll take thee away
Into a land of enchantment
Come, little children, the time's come to play
Here in my garden of shadows

Follow, sweet children, I'll show thee the way
Through all the pain and the sorrows
Weep not, poor children, for life is this way
Murdering beauty and passions

Hush now, dear children, it must be this way
Too weary of life and deceptions
Rest now, my children, for soon we'll away
Into the calm and the quiet

Come, little children, I'll take thee away
Into a land of enchantment
Come, little children, the time's come to play
Here in my garden of shadows

By the time he finished singing, they had fallen asleep.

"Good night girls," he said, a smile on his lips. He put more wood on the fire and looked at the crown that had changed his life.

"I don't know if you can understand me or not. But I want to thank you for what you have done. You have given me a family. That's more than I could ever ask for."

With that, he fell asleep. The crown glowed for a few seconds, before stopping. It had heard what he had said, and was glad.

The next morning
Gavin woke up to see that the sun had just come over the horizon. He got up and stretched, before going over to his pack and grabbing some breakfast for everyone. Once they all woke up, they ate breakfast and packed up camp. With crown in hand, and pack on his back, they left, heading for Appleloosa.

This happened for two more days. They would walk for a few hours, then stop for lunch. They would then continue on their way till nightfall, when they would then set up camp for the night. He would tell them stories about his life at the fire, and would teach them manners before they would sleep. The girls were all quick learners, and quickly grasped most of the manners and concepts he taught them.

At the end of the third day, Gavin was talking with Kyu and Lea about the desert when he, out of the corner of his eye, saw the train station in the distance.

"Girls. We're almost to the station!!" he said, turning to them. "Let's pick up the pace. If we hurry, we can make the train to Ponyville."

The girls cheered, and they picked up the pace.

After a few hours, they made it to the Appleloosa train station, out of breath, but they made it. Luckily, the train station was deserted, with only the attendant there, so the girls didn't have to worry about any perverts. Sasha and Sapphire closed their coats when they reach the ticket booth.

Gavin purchased 8 tickets for Ponyville, and thanked the attendant, who had been staring at the girls in surprise the entire time.

They boarded the train, and gave their tickets to the conductor before quickly heading to their car for the night, not wanting to draw attention.

"Well girls, this is it," he said, looking at all of them as they sat on their beds. "Tomorrow morning you will be seeing your new home."

The girls cheered, and they wished each other a good night before closing their curtains and turning off the light.

Gavin went to bed that night thinking, "I'm going to need to buy some things tomorrow when we get into town.' With that, he fell asleep.

The next morning
Gavin and his girls got off at Ponyville station, ready to see their home. The girls looked around with excitement in their eyes.

As they walked into Ponyville, several ponies started to whisper while looking at them.

"Why is Gavin with those girls?"

"Are those foxes?"

"Is that a Sphinx?"

"What are Diamond Dogs doing here?"

"Timberwolves!! Run!!"

He ignored the comments and panic they were causing, and gave the girls a tour. He showed them Carousel Boutique, where they went inside to get several outfits from his friend Rarity, who Gavin had to calm down when she saw the Diamond Dogs. She had had a traumatic experience with some Diamond Dogs in the past, so it was hard for her to deal with them. After being reassured that they mean no harm, Gavin purchased several outfits for the girls.

Next, he took them to Sugarcube Corner, where they each got served a yummy treat by Pinkie Pie, who whispered to Gavin that their surprise party would happen later that week.

Then he brought them to the furniture store, where he put in an order for a bed big enough to hold all of them. He paid for it up front, and was assured that the bed would be delivered and installed tomorrow morning. With a grateful smile, he tipped the store as they left.

After showing them around for a few hours, he brought them to a crystal castle, and knocked. The door opened to reveal Princess Twilight Sparkle, who was wearing the same outfit she had on when she first met Gavin. He introduced her to the girls, and told her that he had finished his adventure, and wanted to tell her about it. He had even found a powerful artifact!!

That peaked her interest. When she asked what was the artifact, he smiled, and said he would show her inside the castle to which she agreed. She let them inside, and led them to a nice sitting room, where all the girls sat down while he stayed standing.

He pulled out the crown and showed it to her, telling her that it was called the "heart of the Temple." When she heard the name, her eyes widened, and she gasped.

"The Heart of the Temple!!???" she practically yelled. "You found it!!??" He nodded and said that he would be glad to tell her about it.

She nodded frantically, and said to wait for a few minutes while she contacted the princesses.

When he asked why she needed to contact them, she said, "You'll find out. Be right back." With that, she left the room.

Nazo spoke up once she had left. "Do we need to worry about the princesses, Gavin?"

He shook his head. "No, we just need to give them the proper respect they deserve, and we will be fine."

A few minutes later, she came back into the room, accompanied by two other alicorns. The taller one was white, with a constantly moving light rainbow mane and tail, and had a motherly look on her face, with a sun on her right hand. The smaller one was dark blue, with a midnight mane and tail that moved constantly, and had a sterner look on her face, with a crescent moon on her hand.

Twilight introduced the two as Princess Celestia and Princess Luna, who gave their own greetings to them. Gavin and the girls bowed and greeted them in turn.

Princess Celestia said, "Twilight here told me that you have found an ancient artifact. Is this accurate?"

Gavin nodded. "Yes it is princess. Here it is." He held up the crown. "May I present to you two, the Heart of the Temple."

The princesses gasped. "Are thou certain it is the true heart, and not a fake?" Princess Luna inquired.

Gavin opened his mouth to respond, but the crown started to glow, stopping him from saying anything.

They all watched as the crown glowed bright, and then dimmed as a large ball appeared in the air, showing them something.

When he looked closer, Gavin realized that it was showing the princesses the ruins he had found it in.

After it had shown them that, the ball disappeared, leaving the room in silence.

Princess Celestia shook her head, looked at the crown first, and then at Gavin, saying, "Well, that is proof enough that it is the real thing. But why did it pick you?"

The crown glowed again, and glowing words appeared yet again in the air.

You have spoken the truth, and we have seen your thoughts
Nothing has been kept from us, we have seen all you have done and want to do.
You spoke the truth when you said you would have been a bastard with the power in your world.
But in this world, you would not because your friends would help you, like they have since you arrived on this world.
Because of the truth you spoke, and the humility you showed,
We bestow the heart of the Temple upon you, Gavin Woodring
Use it well, and remember to ask your friends for guidance
And love your soulmates with all your heart.
We are the makers of the heart, able to rest in peace now that it has been bestowed.
Farewell

"Well, that answers my question," said Celestia with a smile.

Twilight, on the other hand, was confused. "Why did it bestow itself to Gavin? What made him worthy?"

The large ball appeared in the air, and showed them all the events from when Gavin had entered the room to when he took the heart and it changed form, before disappearing again.

"I believe that answers your question, Twilight Sparkle," Luna said with a smile at the corners of her lips. "But may I ask Gavin, why are these girls with you?"

Gavin sighed, took a deep breath, and said, "They are my mates."

Twilight's jaw dropped, and her eyes widened, while Celestia smiled and Luna gasped.

"We haven't done the deed yet, but we are mates. The crown showed me that," he explained. "Let me tell you the whole story." And so, Gavin told them all about his adventure. When he got to the part about having to sing to pass by, Twilight gasped.

"I knew that you were a good singer, but I didn't know you were that good," she said. Gavin smirked.

"How do you think I earned all my money? Working around town? I earned some of it that way, but I also won a singing contest in Manehattan. The trophy is in my cabinet at home. I won 2 million bits there," he said with a grin, shocking everyone.

"What!??" Twilight shrieked. "You won 2 million bits!??" Gavin nodded.

At this moment, Celestia, who had been looking at Gavin with a strange look on her face when he had mentioned the song he sang to pass through the forest, said, "Gavin, where did you here that song?"

He looked at her, and said, "I heard you sing it when I was visiting Canterlot for the first time. I hope it didn't offend you."

Celestia shook her head. "No Gavin, you didn't offend me. On the contrary, it pleased me. Please continue with your story now."

He nodded, and continued telling them his story, getting gasps from them when he got to the part about the crown activating and changing the girls, and awes when he realized what the crown had shown him. When he got to the end of the story, he looked at the crown, and then at Celestia and Luna, and said, "I guess you'll want this." With that, he held out the crown towards them.

Celestia shook her head with a smile. "No, my friend. You were chosen to bear it. Keep it." Gavin had tears come to his eyes when she called him her friend, but managed to hold them back, thinking, 'I'm not going to cry. I'm not going to cry.'

He said, "Yes Celestia. Thank you. I won't let you down."

"I know you won't," she said with a smile. "Now, we must be off. Till some other time, farewell."

With that, Luna and Celestia walked out of the room.

After they watched them go off, Gavin turned to Twilight and said, "Could you help me later this week with using its power?" She nodded, and said that it was not a problem.

"Alright then. Girls, lets go home."

With that, they left the castle, and went to his cottage.

When they saw the cottage, they were in awe.

It was beautiful!!

In front of the cottage was a small garden, with a few flowers next to it. Ivy and Winnie saw the garden, and asked, "What is that Gavin?"

He smiled and answered, "It's my garden. I use it to grow fruits and vegetables." They smiled at that.

He brought them inside the house, where they looked around in curiosity at the various things.

He showed them the various rooms, and where the kitchen was, as well as where his room was.

He then showed them where they would sleep for the night till the bed was delivered, and showed them where the bathrooms were and how the showers, toilets, and sinks worked. They immediately wanted to take showers, so he let them, telling them that dinner would be ready in a hour. With that, he went downstairs to prepare dinner.

An hour went by, and dinner was ready. Right as he was about to yell out that dinner was ready, they came into the kitchen for dinner.

During dinner, Gavin taught them how to use silverware, and how to not eat messily.

After dinner, Gavin wrote down on the calendar that the new bed would come tomorrow. He then went to his bedroom, emptied his pack, set the crown on his dresser, and took a shower, making sure to take a long one. Once he finished, he came out wearing a shirt and boxers, only to find all the girls in his room.

"What is it girls?" he asked them.

Kyu said, "We just want to wish you a good night."

"Oh," he said. "Okay. Goodnight girls."

"Goodnight Gavin," they all said. They then walked out of his room, and went to bed.

Gavin sighed with a smile at that, and started to go to bed, when he felt someone tap him on the shoulder.

When he turned around, he was greeted with a kiss on the lips by Nazo, causing him to freeze.

They held the kiss for a few seconds, before she released it, and said, "Good night, my king."

She then turned around and left for bed, swaying her hips and tail side to side.

Gavin stared after her and touched his lips before shaking his head and going to bed, thinking, 'Tomorrow is going to be interesting.'

Author's Note

There is one chapter left. It will come out soon.

I used Children of the night because it's the only other MLP lullaby I know.

Also, due to massive amounts of people saying I should expand the story a bit, I decided to add more to the chapters, especially the last ones. I hope they are to your liking.