Steel Vs Equestria's baddies (started in 2018)(imported chapters from google docs)
ACT 4: Chapter 14 - The Inferno Awakens [Act 4 of 9]
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The Volcano Erupts
The Ashen Peaks exploded as the God of Flame rose from the molten depths, its colossal form shifting between fire, ash, and burning stone.
Lava poured from the mountainside, rivers of flame splitting the earth, turning the battlefield into a blazing wasteland.
The ponies barely had time to react as the heat intensified, forcing them to retreat to higher ground.
Ember took to the skies, her wings glowing from the intense heat. “I’ve seen a lot of fire before, but this… this is different.”
Twilight’s horn flared, casting protective spells to shield the group from the worst of the heat. “It’s not just fire. It’s alive.”
Steel stood unmoving, his golden core pulsing steadily as he stared up at the burning titan.
The God of Flame’s eyes blazed with pure hunger.
"THE LAND TREMBLES. THE SKY BURNS. ALL SHALL BE CONSUMED IN MY WAKE."
The ground beneath Steel cracked and melted.
But he did not step back.
Instead, he clenched his massive fists.
“… Then let’s see if you can handle the heat.”
And with that—
The battle began.
The Clash Against the Inferno
The God of Flame struck first.
A wave of molten fire surged forward, swallowing the battlefield in a tsunami of destruction.
Steel charged straight through it.
His golden core burned white-hot, shielding him as he leapt forward, swinging a titanic punch toward the god’s core.
BOOOOOOM!
The impact sent a shockwave through the volcano, forcing the god to stagger back.
For the first time, the flames flickered.
But the god was not done.
"YOU STRIKE LIKE A MORTAL."
"BUT I AM THE FIRST FIRE. THE FLAME THAT CANNOT DIE."
It lashed out, its molten form twisting, forming a massive whip of pure fire, slamming into Steel’s side.
Steel skidded back, his armor glowing red-hot from the heat.
But he did not fall.
Instead, he planted his feet firmly.
“… You are not the first to say that.”
And then—
He charged again.
The Ponies Join the Fight
Twilight and the others rushed into battle, using their magic and speed to strike at the god’s weak points.
Rainbow Dash weaved through the flames, delivering lightning-fast strikes against the god’s shifting core.
Applejack and Pinkie Pie used the terrain, knocking massive boulders into the god’s body, forcing it to constantly reform.
Rarity and Fluttershy worked together, using enchanted ice magic to cool parts of the battlefield, slowing the spreading inferno.
Starlight fired a blast of raw magic, striking the god’s shoulder, causing chunks of burning stone to break away.
For a moment—
It seemed to be working.
But then—
The god roared.
And the volcano erupted once more.
The Final Plan
Steel gritted his teeth.
Their attacks were hurting the god—but not enough.
It was still drawing power from the volcano.
Steel turned to Twilight. “We need to cut it off.”
Twilight’s eyes widened. “You mean—seal the volcano?”
Steel nodded.
Starlight gasped. “But… if we do that, the whole place could collapse!”
Steel’s golden core pulsed brighter.
“… Then we make sure it takes the god with it.”
Twilight hesitated for only a second—then nodded.
“Let’s do it.”
Together, she and Starlight began weaving a massive containment spell, their magic circling the volcano, sealing the god’s energy.
The God of Flame realized what was happening.
"NO."
It lashed out, trying to break free.
But Steel moved first.
With one final, earth-shattering strike, he drove his fist into the god’s core.
BOOOOOOOOOOOM!
The impact sent a shockwave through the volcano.
The spell activated.
The volcano sealed shut.
And the God of Flame’s roar was silenced.
The Aftermath
The battlefield was quiet.
The flames had died.
The volcano had settled.
Steel stood motionless, his golden light flickering as he surveyed the remains of the battle.
Twilight exhaled, shaking from exhaustion. “Did… did we do it?”
Ember stepped forward, looking at the silent mountain.
“… It’s over.”
They had won.
But as Steel looked toward the dark horizon, he knew—
The war was not finished.
Four gods had fallen.
And yet, deep beneath the core of the world…
Something else was waiting.
Steel clenched his fists.
“… We move to the next one.”
Because this war was far from over.
