My Little Pony: The Ninja of Equestria

by Dawn Darkness

1. A New World - Arc 1

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The day was nice, cool, and fresh in the atmosphere. The birds chirped happily while enjoying spreading their wings for the day. The cool breeze swept by like the wind, which made the trees sway back and forth from it. The bright circle of the yellow sun shined brightly in the blue, cloudless sky above.

The village of Konaha, the hidden leaf village in the Land of Flames. For decades, it has been known as one of the most peaceful villages in the world, though while being peaceful, there had also been some danger to the village. Like, ninjas from other countries had terrorized the once peaceful village with their evil deeds, killing its innocent villagers either mercilessly or for unknown means.

With the threats of the evil ninjas continues to grow, so did the seeming defender of the hidden leaf village, which goes to its own deeds even it means killing for the fun of it.

The animal was a nine-tailed fox, a creature of legend that was powerful enough to cause mass destruction just by a swing from one of its tails.

When the fox was trying to destroy Konaha twelve years ago, during the end of the Third Shinobi World War, a great and brave ninja sealed the beast inside his own newborn son, who became the host of the Nine Tails fox.

As the years passed by for the young host of the Nine Tailed beast, he became ridiculed and scorned for his rather dumb motives, while being irritated from the villagers as a nuisance who gave him cold and rude eyes all day throughout the years.

In the present day, the kid was sitting by himself on a bench as he sighed in boredom, not knowing what to do.

He had brown hair, azure blue eyes, and slender skin. His clothes consisted of an orange jacket, black jeans, and gray shoes. His name was Alain Tempest, a quick-tempered, impulsive boy who has lived all his life in potential hell as he don't know why the villagers ridiculed him for his strange non-interactive quality and for his personality.

He'll find out one day, he's sure of it.

The day went by slowly for Alain. He had nothing to do, except doing some chores at home in his house that was left behind by his parents.

The next day, which was the day of Alain's birthday, went just as slow and boring for him. He didn't have any friends who could come to him, give him presents and gifts, nor did they want to just give him a small visit.

He just didn't know what to do, at all. He was alone, and he hated being in his lonesome life.

When he was about to go into his bed for the night, he was abruptly surrounded by a bright white light as he had suddenly vanished from his room. He couldn't get a reaction from the sudden light, nor could he make a noise before he disappeared.


After the teleportation stopped, Alain felt the sudden of sickness growing in him but he held it back just as he vomit on the green ground, wiping his mouth from what's left of the vomit.

Alain looked at his surroundings, seeing a large plain around him as he did not know where he was. He was confused, very much at that.

Where the hell am I? Alain thought in his confusion. Where did my village go? And my room? Why am I even in this strange place? His questions continued on and on, never stopping until he got an answer for his appearance in this new world.

Sighing in distress, the boy began to wander around to see if he could find some new place to possibly live in.


The day went by rather quickly for the boy. He wandered endlessly around, seemingly walking in circles. He cannot find a place to stay in until night has fallen over him, its starry black color shining beautifully around the moon.

What a beautiful night... the boy thought as he looked up to the night sky. Very much unlike my home's night and moon. Whoever made it, they should receive some praise for the amazing creation.

Alain saw a tree in the distance near him, sighing in relief as he know his legs are beginning to fall to sleep from the long walk. Barely managing to get to the tree, the boy slid down to the ground as he looked up to the moon one final time with his eyes before closing them to sleep till the next day.


Morning came the next day, and the yellow sun was shining brightly in the cloudless blue sky. Alain awoke from his slumber, yawning as he stretched his arms before standing up from his leaning position.

After his stretch, Alain looked around before seeing something in the distance to the right of him. Just by the look of a town, made the boy smile gratefully as he sighed in relief before beginning his trek towards the town.

Making his way to the town, Alain saw a boulder to the left and wondered why it would be there for some strange reason. Shaking his head to clear his mind, the boy continued his walk to the town that was coming closer each step he took.

Getting to the borders of the town, Alain stopped dead in his tracks as he noticed something odd. Ponies were around in the town; colorful ponies, he added at that. They were like rainbow colored horses who walked like anthropomorphic animals could.

Feeling a sweat falling down his cheek, Alain wiped it away as he sighed for no other option but to go into the town to find some place to stay.

Giving in to that thought, Alain made his way in the town as the ponies looked at him with strange and weird looks on their expressions.

Alain was nervous; he'd never got this much attention from back in his world.

Slowly, raising a hand, Alain called out, "Hi..."

At that, the ponies took their time and sprinted into their homes, causing Alain to be very confused at their behavior from a simple greeting.

Alain blinked, seeing the area looking like a ghost town from what he saw from the way the ponies ran from him, in potential fear of him. Realizing that last thought, the boy sighed as he made his way to a bench, feeling loneliness again like the time back in Konaha.

Sitting on the bench, Alain looked down to the ground as he began to think of a way to apologize to the ponies for scaring them by his appearance. If they don't come out any time soon, he might just as well find a new place to stay at.


Inside one of the buildings, a group of ponies looked through the windows at the strange bipedal creature that didn't have fur, nor a tail, and could walk without a problem.

"What is that thing?" A pony asked her friends.

"I don't...know," another pony responded. "Maybe some kind of ape? A rare creature of the ape species maybe?"

"Nah. Not possible," a male pony disagreed with a shake of his head. "It doesn't seem to have a tail, only a small patch of fur on top of its head. That creature do not look like an ape."

"Really?" the female pony questioned. "How would you know?"

"Because," the male started, "I've read some of the old ponytales that the creature is from a bipedal species...called a human."

The group blinked in confusion.

"Human? What's that?" a second male asked the pony.

"An intelligent species that can both use modern and advanced technology from science. What I would like to know, of what his part of the species is named. I haven't read of something like his ancestors could do," the male pony answered, rather proudly.

"What of his fashion, though?" the same pony asked, his curiosity growing.

"I'm not sure," the pony replied, shaking his head. "I haven't seen anything like that fashion before."

"Do you think we should let the human stay with us?" A female asked the male pony. "He looks really lonely, from what I am seeing." She looked through the window again at the human.

"As long as he's not dangerous, we could let him stay in our town," the male gave a nod of his head to the female Earth pony, who smiled gratefully at him.


Alain let out another sigh...before watching the door to one of the buildings opening, with a small group of ponies trotting up to him. He watched them in confusion. First they were afraid of him, but now they're going to greet him after all? This world's inhabitant sure is strange.

What shocked him next, was that one of the ponies...spoke to him.

"Hello," the female Earth pony greeted the human in a friendly manner.

"Um...hi..." Alain greeted back as he looked in shock as the Earth pony continued.

"You seem to be new around here. What's your name?" the female asked him.

"Alain. Alain Tempest," the boy answered her, blinking at her as she smiled rather gracefully to him.

"A lovely name. What would you mind having our little group showing you around the town for a moment's time?" the Earth pony asked him kindly.

Alain rubbed his chin in thought, watching the pony group as they stared at him with curious and questionable expressions. After a while, he shrugged his shoulders and nodded to the female pony, saying, "Alright. I guess a small tour wouldn't hurt."

The Earth pony smiled thankfully at the response she got from the human. "Then, come along then," she said as she turned around and led the human around the town as soon as he got up from his sitting position.

In the middle of the tour of the town, the other resident ponies looked at the group with the upright creature in curiosity as they watched them showing the creature around their peaceful home.

Coming to the center of the town, the Earth pony gestured the human to the larger building.

"This is the Town's Hall, where we all would come and meet each other once a full year has passed," the female told the human, who awed a little on the building, seeing of how big it was in comparison to the other buildings.

After a moment's time of staring at the Town's Hall, the group continued with their guiding to the human, letting him see a few other places within their home.

Once the tour's over, the human and the pony group stopped at the center of the town again, as they casually spoke to one another.

"It's a nice place you got here," Alain noted to the group. "It has a nice atmosphere."

"Thank you," the female Earth pony thanked him. "We appreciate the comment. But," she tilted her head a little to the side. "Where would you be staying for tonight? And, do you have plans for going anywhere tomorrow?"

"Hm." Alain rubbed his chin in thought, taking a moment of his time to think of the question she asked. After a moment, he shrugged his shoulders unsure, replying, "I don't have any plans for tomorrow, but I'd like to have a place to stay at while I'm in this town."

Giving him a bright smile, the Earth pony guided the human to the building he would be staying in. After finding the building, which was a two-staged tall house, she gestured him to the door.

Alain walked over to the door, opening it by the handle and walked inside the house. He looked around the living room after he got inside, seeing that there was a table in the middle of the room, a kitchen in the left corner, with a staircase to the right side of the room--which had a bedroom once he walked upstairs with a comfy looking bed near the window of the room.

Alain nodded, pleased with the house as he smiled gratefully before walking downstairs to the group. Thanking them for the temporary home while he's staying in the town, the pony group left him in peace as he closed the door and sighed.

He did not know what might have him in stores for tomorrow, nor would he ever find out.

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