Transference: Epitome of Darkness

They were everywhere. The night sky seemed to come to life with purple.

"What are those things?!" Sunny held a hoof up for protection. "Leave us alone!"

"Zipp... please... make it stop," was heard all around them, followed by muffled crying and other sounds they could not place.

Izzy held some of them off with small bursts of magic directed at the sky, but the ravens were relentless, taking their turns diving down and pecking at them, all while screeching ominous messages.

Their beaks and talons were sharp as razor blades.

"Ahh! It hurts!" Sunny cried as one of the creatures sliced along her raised leg. Blood flowed from a thin line on her fur down onto the grass.

Kenneth, having sought cover under Izzy at first, flew into the air and charged.

"No!" Izzy tried to catch the little seagull, but he was already out of reach. "Come back!"

He had no chance. The ravens fought over him, almost as if they were starving from hunger, plucking and ripping his fragile body apart.

A tin can fell from the sky, followed by feathers and other parts, right in front of Izzy, who was standing there following the gruesome display in shock, her face sprinkled with red as the remains slowly rained down. "...Kenneth?"

They attacked the moment she let her guard down, pecking at her face. "Zipp...? Hitch... please..." they screeched in unison.

Izzy fell to the ground.

Sunny ran to her friend in tears, smacking away the see-through birds with her hooves as best she could, gushing blood from her wound like a sprinkler. "IZZY! Get away foul beasts!"

But to no avail.

More and more were coming down, covering them like a feathery ball. She felt them snatch at her delicate little teats, making her shriek up in surprise and pain.

Suddenly, a yellow, almost golden aura covered them both as Sunny's powers were brought forth once more, giving her horn and wings, and casting a protective shield around them both.

Sunny was breathing fast. She didn't know how to cast a spell like this. It had just appeared by itself. She looked down at her friend in her hooves.

The unicorn's face was covered in wounds and she had one eye closed in pain. "Sunny..." Izzy cried with a trembling expression, holding both hooves up to her face. "What is happening?" she mumbled while being comforted by the alicorn.

"I don't know," Sunny said, on the lookout for any further attacks. "But we need to find the others..."

Izzy widened her eyes in realization, one of them a pure red, glancing to the side at what was left of Kenneth. "We... we have to..." Her whole body trembled in fear.

Sunny held her close, still watching the night sky and using her unlocked magic to light up their surroundings. The ravens were still repeating their messages above them but seemed not eager to come close now.

Exhausted, Sunny looked to the Brighthouse in the distance, then back up, whispering with a pleading tone, "Twilight... anypony, please, please help us."

Nothing seemed to happen, so Sunny tried to get a hold of herself and helped Izzy back up on her legs. "Let's go, we need to do something."

"But where?" Izzy said, head hanging low, but taking great comfort in the warmth her friend gave off.

"I-I don't kn--" A shooting star crossed the sky, and then another right after, both in the same direction. It was over in a blink.

Izzy, noticing the sudden stop, looked up at her friend. "Sunny?"

"D-did you see that?"

"What?"

Sunny pointed in the same direction as the shooting stars had gone. "This way! Come!" She ran as fast as her injured leg allowed it.

Izzy didn't question her friend and ran right after.

I had my snout deep in Zipp's crotch when I received my familiars report. It seemed the other two had figured out where to go, likely with the help of Sunny's peculiar powers.

Well, it wouldn't matter much anyway. I could probably handle two more with Hitch alone if I had to.

Zipp, still being held down to the ground, had long overcome her initial shock of having now lost both of her wings and was trying desperately to break free from me, wailing around in her puddle of blood, adding further contrast to her fur with the red it soaked up.

More for her sister's sake than her own, I presumed.

The scene on display before us had become quite rough, and it was obvious the little one would die if nopony intervened anytime soon. I can't deny that I had too much fun with those roots and hearing the sound of a suffocating pony was something special.

The despair in their eyes... ah.

I bit into Zipp's left butt cheek with glee, making her scream in pain. It left an interesting mark... with enough imagination, one could interpret something from it.

Maybe a cloud? An animal of sorts?

Hmm, maybe I should give Misty one, like a cutie mark. As a thank you for a job well done.

In thought, licking the mare juices from my lips, I looked at Zipp's tight, still pulsating asshole. I would have loved to have a dick right then. A magically conjured one just wasn't the same.

But I had something else that came close when it came to sensitivity. I smiled, lowering my head down.

The alley became a bit darker as the tip of my bloody horn went into her little asshole. The only light now coming from the floating screen and the magic that held Zipp down for me.

Her rump gave off a nice glow, highlighting her cutie mark specifically as it shown through her flank.

"N-NO! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?"

I had to be careful as my horn was quite long... A little bit too far in and I'd have a colorful pony kebab.

Hmm, but I was getting quite hungry from all of this, though. Wouldn't mind som-- "Ah, look, your friends made it to your sister," I interrupted my own train of thought.

I pulled my horn back, shivering in delight as it was caressed by her rectum as the tip slid back out.

I would let her have that before I ended her life. I was just so unbelievably generous tonight.

"Sunny! Izzy! Help her, please!"

"They can't hear you, doofus." I lay down next to Zipp, leaning over to taste some of her salty tears with my tongue. Delicious!

Oh, the shock on their faces, how wonderful.

"Hitch!" What are you doing?! STOP!"

I snickered and wished I had brought popcorn.

Izzy seemed to have a mental breakdown, while Sunny tried her best to get Hitch off Pipp's flank. "HITCH!"

"It's not your friend!" Misty suddenly spoke up, wiping away some tears. "He's not in control!"

God damn it, Misty! Don't ruin this for me.

Big Roots shot out of the ground and held the newcomers upside down, and a few smaller ones whipped them all over their bodies.

"NOO!" Zipp screamed almost as loud as the ponies on screen.

"YES!" I yelled back, prancing to her flank to stick my glowing horn into her backdoor again. "It might sting a bit."

But then something happened. I didn't see it all, but as soon as I turned my head back to the screen a bright light flashed.

I immediately lost connection to Hitch and my familiars. Screaming, I held my hooves up to my head, trying to soothe the pain.

The bad kind of pain.

It hurt. It hurt so much. I felt like I was burning alive.

This was impossible. I had felt this magic before. The aura around Sunny... her magic.

I felt how Zipp kicked me in the face full force with her hind legs before she ran out of the now completely darkened alley.

It barely hurt in comparison.

"...but Luna killed you," I whispered in agony.