Blazin Lights: (Episode 1) The Origin

Three days later, I was in a restricted area. Nobody was allowed to get in, except for the army and test subjects. Me and the scientists walked the halls to show me all sorts of creatures. One room had a mutant that talks to other animals. Another room was soundproof, because it creates horrifying sounds. I got creeped out by seeing blue and yellow slush in a different room.

The first test I had was to communicate to anthromorphic animals. It was half human and half animal. They wanted to find out if it was possible for humans to talk to one another. One subject waited for me in a room that was bulletproof. Samuel warned that the being might be considered dangerous.

They locked me in there, while the scientists took notes. We looked at each other like we had no idea what was up.

“Hello,” I gave it my greeting.

“Hi,” he responded.

“Whoa! I didn’t know that you can...”

“Oh yes I can! Name’s Chance. People call me stop taking a Chance. As you can see that I’m a shark.”

“How can you breathe without water?”

He answered, “I drink water in order to stay hydrated.”

“Impressive.”

“What planet did you come from?”

“Long story. I’m from the universe called Equestria,” I tried to keep it brief.

“No way! How did you get down there?”

“When I was younger, Tirek took me away. It was believed that I got rescued by an unknown pony.”

“You weren’t kidding when you meant long story, eh?”.

“Yep. Some of my friends from there tried to save me, but I had no choice other than to save the human world. Anyways, I think I’ve talked too much for today,” I tried to end the conversation.

“Big mistake man. You’ve let your home planet down. Why did you betray them?”.

“The government wanted to use me as a super weapon. I’ve been living here for seventeen years now. I didn’t believe in them. That’s all.”

The speaker went off, “Alright guys. Time’s up. Lewis, Chance, please report to the hallway.”

Chance asked the announcer, “Now?”

“Right now,” he said in a serious manner.

We came out of the room to see twenty two knocked out soldiers from the Navy. He figured out that the military base was under attack. We saw six members of the SWAT team coming toward us. One had ordered Chance to free all of the beings in their cells. The other had ordered me to stay with the team.

“I’ll be back when you get him out of the base,” Chance had hollowed out.

“There’s no time for chit chat. Get out there and release the creatures,” one member from the team had yelled.

He went in there, while I stood there confused about how they’re acting.

“Lewis. Oh thank goodness you’re okay,” a female member had said.

“Wait a minute. If there’s six of you, are you my friends from Boone?”

Ocellus revealed their real identities.

“That’s right,” Sandbar (Danny) answered, “Since you still remember us...”

My hands had turned into hooves after he paused his sentence.

“...you learned another element,” he finished.

“You have learned about being honest. Now that you have four more elements to learn, you’ve found out who you’re really are,” Silverstream spoke to me sweetly.

I looked at my hooves, then looked at her and said, “Yes. After all of these years being human, I truly am Blazin Lights.”

Gunshots have fired from the left side, while Smolder (Ellie) said, “Uh... guys? We need to get outside.”

“Hurry,” Ocellus yelled out.

We ran outside to find a safe place to hide, while Chance and his band fought against the Navy. The blue and yellow slush had an ability to make rockets fly the wrong way. There was an explosion after we left the testing facility. I felt a sense that something was hurt after a bullet came in its arm. So, I rescued it from being smashed with the remains of a building.

“Thank you,” it said while I cured it with healing powers.

“No problem! I didn’t know that I had an ability to heal others,” I responded.

My head changed into my original form. The SWAT team vehicle had pulled in, while Yona (Laura) told us to get in. Silverstream stated that we were going back to Boone for us to return to Equestria. We drove away with a big bang. Chance and his band managed to survive all of this.

You might wonder what happened to the others that were in the facility. Mr. Nicholson, unfortunately, had passed away from a fight against the blue and yellow slush. About seventy-five percent of the Navy didn’t survive the bomb. Chance had rescued his wife from a wall of fire. Sargent Davis walked away with one foot.