Throughout Equestrian Years

Before all of this, Celestia and Luna lived in a small orri, made entirely out of the collection of slate stone piled on top of each other. They hunted Atlantic salmon off of the East region. An hour later, they cooked the fish by a campfire. The smell of salmon made Luna tap her hooves impatiently. Celestia and Luna finally ate the salmon as they filled their mouths with a scrumptious taste of fish and seasoning, they never had food taste this good because any source of food wasn’t accessible. Luna ravaged through the whole meal in just one minute.

Celestia looked at the field of tall grass and Italian stone pine trees. It rained heavily, but they noticed something coming towards them in the background. They saw a group of ponies as they waved hoof-held lanterns at them and the ponies yelled.

Next, the group began to grow into a cluster, they appeared as the other villages from the north that aren’t recognized as official nations. They shouted, “We need to kill the beast!”

Usually, these villages would come to Celestia only because they knew that they could trust her. One of which involves dealing with the Aram. Luna stood next to her.

Celestia told her sister with a firm attitude, “sister, get back to the house, now, or you’ll be in big trouble.”

“Why can’t I help you out? I’m as wise as you!”

Celestia stomped her right front hoof, “fine, I’ll let you help me out this one time, but if you do that one more time, I’ll banish you to the moon where there’s literally no Oxygen for you to breathe there!”

She took a deep breath, counting down from ten to one. She asked the peasants why they came to her dwelling this time, and they demanded that they should get rid of Discord as he destroyed their villages. She gulped, turned around to her sister, and to the peasants.

“Would you like us to fight Discord with an army?” Celestia asked them.

They replied with an accepting nod. Celestia accepted the offer, and the peasants told her that they’ll inform Discord that Celestia and Luna were declaring war on him.

Celestia nodded and commented, “Of course.”

She turned to Luna as she gave her a two-second glare. Her tail didn’t swish around. The peasants left the east region back to their region. Once they entered their house, Luna began to panic.

“Who should we go to for guidance? We aren’t trained to fight in combat!” Luna cried as she kept going around in circles.

She realized her legs jiggled and her eyes turned into pearl-white seashells. Then, Celestia looked at the paper rolls laying all across the birchwood table with the name Star Swirl The Bearded written at some points of it. ‘Star Swirl…’ Celestia hummed as she thought, ‘we could ask Star Swirl to guide us into teaching ourselves close-quarters combat, we might have to do it… it’s our only chance.’

Then she started to walk outside of the heritage, small cave until Luna asked Celestia why they’re leaving their family house as Luna grimly commented without hesitation. Celestia told her that they were going to find Star Swirl The Great as they began trotting on a small-scale gravel road that led throughout the entirety of Europe.