The Chronicles of Derp: An Unlikely Hero

A special epilouge for people who wondered what happened next.

Derpy sat all alone in her house. She was still in shock at what she had done. Discord didn't deserve to be forgiven. Derpy knew that but somewhere deep down she knew Celestia had just overreacted. Sure Discord's idea of fun wasn't exactly safe but still... Now I bet you're wondering where Derpy's daughter Ditzy was, right?

Ditzy sat at a lone table away from all of the other fillies. She had been shunned because of her bad eyesight. Nopony would talk to her or even look at her. Ditzy had a hard time at summer camp. Everypony was mean to her. They called her names, threw stuff at her, pushed her and blamed things on her that she didn't even do. Like the time Purple Velvet knocked over a vase. They only blamed Ditzy because of her eyesight. They thought it would be the most believable and Ditzy was tired of it. She just wanted to go back home. To get away from it all.

Derpy sat pondering her decision when there was a sudden knock on the door. Derpy went and opened it to find two important looking ponies in black suits standing on the porch.
"May we come in?" Asked the tallest of them. Derpy was suddenly worried. Had Celestia found out about what Derpy had done? Was Derpy going to be banished to the moon?
"Y-y-yes." Stammered Derpy, nervously. The two ponies walked in silently. Derpy followed them into the living room. All 3 ponies sat down. There was a moment of silence before the smallest of the ponies spoke.
"We regret to inform you that you're daughter Ditzy Doo has gone missing." He explained. Derpy's heart suddenly sank. Her ears drooped and her mouth turned into a frown. The two other ponies looked at her sadly. They stood up and walked out of the room to leave the now crying mare alone. Derpy looked up and wiped the tears from her eyes.

'She'll turn up eventually.' She tried to convince herself 'She will. She'll show up.' But the tears kept coming back.

Author's Notes: I hope you enjoyed reading this story as much as I enjoyed writing it. There's more to come so don't worry.