
And the Sea Waved Back
When Luna's banishment comes to an end and control of the moon is relinquished to its rightful owner, an ancient entity finds himself returned to a less ambiguous form.
Luna was always alone on the moon, and it was obvious why. It was a banishment, but...
Sometimes she swore she heard a voice, a low and rough voice that could sound like crashing waves or gentle tides. She assumed she was hallucinating, because who would be connected enough to the moon to speak to her? Who would care enough to speak to her?
The Sea finds himself in a body he hadn't donned in over a thousand years. With only a vague guess as to why, he ventures out to right the wrongs his subjects had committed over the course of his incorporeality. Surely, he'll be able to accomplish it with no orphan-pegasi-related complications, right?
...Right?
Edit: Featured on 3/24/21! Thank you all, I'm over the moon about that!




15723 words: Estimated about 1 hour to read
4 Chapters:
- Wakey, Wakey 2021-03-22 00:31:59 UTC1649
- Swooning for the Sea 2021-03-24 22:51:11 UTC3521
- Of Abominations and Manifestations 2021-03-25 19:55:21 UTC5770
- Water, Wings, and Wheels 2021-04-05 22:54:38 UTC4783