Autumn Blaze

After the police were done questioning and tending to Autumn, Rainbow and Nala brought her back to Dash’s car. The pegasus went around to sit in the drivers seat while Nala looked at Autumn.

“Where do you wanna sit?” The changeling asked. “Front or back?”

“U-Um, the back,” Autumn started, sounding nervous. “W-With you, if… if that’s okay. I mean, i-it’s okay if you don’t w…”

“It’s fine,” Nala interrupted, in as soothing of a tone she could muster. She then opened the back door for the kirin.

Autumn gave her a light smile and climbed in. Nala followed and shut the door. After putting on her seatbelt, she felt the kirin lean against her. When she quickly looked over, Autumn pulled back.

“I-I didn’t mean…” Autumn stammered. “I’m just exhausted, and I…”

“It’s…” Nala interrupted again, before she let out a sigh. “It’s okay.”

Autumn slowly moved closer before resting her head on the changeling’s shoulder. Nala watched the kirin almost immediately pass out. The changeling looked her over before leaning her head back against the headrest. Rainbow smiled and drove off.

Nala walked Autumn over to her room and stood beside the door. “Here we are.”

Autumn nodded and stepped up to the door, opening it. “Um… I don’t mean to keep being a burden but…”

“You’ve had a pretty rough day,” Nala assured her. “I think you’re allowed to ask for favors.”

Autumn smiled lightly. “Then… can you stay with me? Until I fall asleep?”

The changeling hesitated for a few seconds before nodding. “Sure. That sounds reasonable.”

Autumn’s smile grew a tad wider before she headed inside. Something about her smile made the changeling feel… something. Nala wasn’t sure but it felt… good. She followed Autumn inside and closed the door.

Once inside, Autumn removed Dash’s jacket, exposing her bare upper body. One of the female cops helped clean her up and gave her some shorts to wear. That didn’t take the blood off the jacket. The second Autumn saw it, she let out a gasp.

Nala quickly took it from her and rolled it into a ball. Autumn was a bit startled but, when she realized why Nala did that, she smiled a little more. Nala didn’t smile back. The kirin then slipped out of her shorts and kicked them aside before heading into the bedroom.

Nala set the jacket down and followed Autumn, who was climbing into bed. Nala went around to sit on the edge of the bed, directly next to Autumn.

“I should’ve listened,” Autumn said softly.

Nala looked down at her. “What?”

“Rusty,” Autumn explained. “She told me… not to put myself in harm’s way.”

“She just didn’t wanna see you get hurt,” Nala stated.

“I didn’t,” Autumn replied, sounding upset with herself. “Others did. Cops died because of me. I tried to save them, but I only caused their death.”

Nala let out a silent gasp. “You… You can’t blame yourself. You didn’t know what the outcome would’ve been had you not showed up.”

“That pink griffin said she didn’t wanna kill anyone,” Autumn muttered.

Nala scoffed at that. “She was working with them. She was probably lying to you.”

“What if she wasn’t?” Autumn asked.

The changeling let out a groan and started to undress. “That’s it. I’m spending the night here,” she said with an annoyed tone.

“R…Really?” Autumn asked as the changeling tossed her clothes aside and slid under the covers with the kirin. Autumn had to slide over to allow the changeling some room.

“You can’t be alone right now,” Nala sighed as she laid on her back.

Autumn smiled and moved to rest her cheek on the changeling’s shoulder. Nala watched her before slowly lifting her arm and wrapping it around the kirin, holding her close. Autumn smiled and draped her left arm over Nala’s waist before closing her eyes. Nala waited for her to fall asleep before she smiled lightly.

The changeling then picked up the covers to see the kirin's body, admiring how soft her fur looked. She bit her lip and lowered the sheets. Despite her not liking non-changelings, Nala found herself strangely attracted to the kirin's soft body. As she looked over the kirin's upper body, she then spotted the kirn's open eyes.

"Nala?" Autumn asked.

"Sorry," Nala sighed. "You just look... well... soft."

Autumn smiled and laid on her back. "I know you aren't interested in me, but... you can feel if you want."

Nala looked the kirin in the eyes before she felt the fur on her upper chest that went behind her neck and joined her hair in the back. Her hand gently ran over the kirin's neck before moving back down to the tuft of fur above the tits. Nala looked over the kirin's body again before looking her in the eyes. She then moved her hand lower to feel Autumn's abs. "In addition to your fur... you also have a fairly strong build. You could probably have someone like Applejack to train you in combat."

"With fists?" Autumn asked. "I don't know. I would much prefer..."

"Setting your enemies on fire?" Nala asked.

Autumn's ears drooped a little. "I just... don't wanna kill them with my bare hands."

"So, knock them out," Nala said with a light smile. "Still better than burning them to death."

The kirin sighed and nodded. "You're right. And, maybe the training would help take my mind off things." Nala nodded and traced the abs with her fingers. "Nala?" Autumn asked, getting the changeling's attention. "You can... keep feeling."

Nala hesitated before moving her hand up to the kirin's left breast, giving it a gentle squeeze. Autumn let out a soft moan before Nala leaned in. "If we... went further," she began, making Autumn look at her with interest. "would that help you sleep?"

Autumn smiled and nodded. "Probably."

"Then, per my queen's instructions," Nala cooed as she slid her hand lower to the kirin's crotch. "I must help you." She then started rubbing as Autumn moaned even more.

Dusty O’Cult entered an alley where Bubblegum was waiting. The pink griffin was leaning against a dumpster, arms crossed and blowing a bubble of gum. “Still impressed you can do that with a beak.”

The griffin let the bubble pop and smiled, using her tongue to pull the gum back in her mouth. “Practice makes perfect.”

“Did you get it?” Dusty asked stepping up to the griffin.

Bubblegum nodded and pulled out the dagger. “My payment?” Dusty nodded and took out a large stack of one hundreds. “And, I get a place of power in this new world of yours? Should you succeed, that is.”

“I will, and yes,” Dusty confirmed.

Bubblegum smiled and took the money before holding out the dagger. Dusty took it and examined it. The handle had runes carved into it. “Amazing to think that this dagger is over 3,000 years old.”

“Yeah, and that a mare killed her whole family with it,” Bubblegum said before she blew another bubble.

“All but her daughter,” Dusty corrected. “Although, not much is known about her daughter. She disappeared shortly after the fall of her mother.”

Bubblegum smiled and patted her shoulder. “Pleasure doing business with you. But, I must be going. History was never my strong suit.”

“Of course,” Dusty replied, pocketing the dagger. “I have my own business to attend to.”

Bubblegum saluted casually as she turned and walked away. Dusty watched her leave before she looked at the dagger again. "The time has come. With Twilight out of the picture and this dagger in my possession I will bring this city to its knees."