Queen of Trauma

Chapters

Weakened by love
Were I came from?
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Lots of questions
new gifts
get bits the fair.
apple bucking
Apple family dinner
The new me
seeing them pony(like in person)
He is dying
great the press

Weakened by love

what the hell wrong you said the alicorn coat of colors soft blues to vibrant greens, purples, and hints of silver.

“They’re like family to me,” I said, the frustration in my voice softening as I glanced at her.

“Family.” Celestara, the other alicorn, spoke, her tone thoughtful. Her coat glimmered with hues of warm golds, fiery oranges, deep maroons, and midnight blue—a living sunset captured in motion.

“All your magic is used up,” Celestara added after a moment, her expression unreadable.

I When will it come back?”

I look at Celestara .

Im not related to celestia says Celestara I was born before her her parents dont even now about us said Celestara.

Celestara looked at me, her gaze distant yet piercing. “Not all your magic is gone,” she said, her voice quiet but firm.

“That’s true,” said Emberlune, stepping forward. Her coat of rich violets and deep blacks seemed to pulse faintly with its own energy.

“My horn still works,” I said, though the reassurance felt hollow.

“We’ll see,” Celestara replied enigmatically before turning and walking away, ignoring the question burning on my lips.

I frowned, watching her go. Emberlune smiled faintly, drawing my attention.

“This place,” she said, motioning to the misty expanse around us, “can be anything you want it to be.”

“Anything?” I asked.

Emberlune nodded.

I closed my eyes, thinking of my old room on Earth—its cozy corners, its cluttered desk, and the warm, familiar scent of home.

When I opened my eyes, it was there, perfectly recreated down to the frayed edges of the carpet.

“Good choice,” Emberlune said with a knowing smile, her violet eyes glowing softly.

“My room...” I trailed off, taking it all in.

“Is that the first ponies?” Emberlune asked, gesturing toward the shelf where figurines of mythical creatures—including ponies—stood in neat rows.

I blushed, feeling heat rise to my cheeks. “Yes,” I admitted, my voice small.

Emberlune laughed, a musical sound that echoed warmly. “I forgot—you’re from the Creator’s Universe.”

“What?” I asked, blinking in confusion.

“You wouldn’t know,” Emberlune said, her tone growing thoughtful. “The Creator’s Universe is... different. You’re part of something far bigger than you realize.”

Before I could respond, Celestara appeared suddenly, her mane blazing like a comet as she stepped out of the ether.

“It’s time,” she said, her voice heavy with finality.

“For what?” I asked, panic creeping into my chest.

“For her return,” Celestara replied, her gaze distant and unfathomable.

“Wait!” I said, the words spilling out before I could stop them. “I have so many questions—”

Were I came from?

I wasn’t always an alicorn. In fact, I once lived in the world of humans, where My Little Pony was simply a TV show. I’d watch it over and over, getting lost in the colors, the music, and the characters who felt like friends. I’d laugh at Pinkie Pie’s antics, admire Twilight’s dedication to her studies, and marvel at Princess Celestia’s wisdom. Watching the ponies’ lives unfold felt magical, yet bittersweet, as I longed to be a part of their world. But the screen was just a barrier, a veil that separated me from that enchanted place.

One evening, after rewatching my favorite episodes, I lay in bed, thoughts of Equestria swirling in my mind as I drifted off. I don’t remember how long I’d been asleep when my dream began. In the darkness, two alicorns appeared before me. They were regal, majestic, and elegant, similar to the depictions of Celestia’s parents in the myths I’d read. But these alicorns were unique, their coats a shimmer of iridescent colors that were both familiar and foreign, hues not found on Earth.

The two alicorns spoke in perfect unison, their voices resonating with an almost musical harmony. “You have been chosen,” they said, looking deep into my eyes with an intensity that felt real—too real.

A tingle of shock and excitement ran down my spine. I usually have strange dreams, but this one was different. There was a weight, a sense of purpose to it. And then the dream faded, leaving a warmth lingering in the air.

When I opened my eyes, I was no longer in my room. I blinked a few times, thinking I was still dreaming. Instead of walls, there was a dense, mysterious forest surrounding me. Shadows danced in the corners of my vision, cast by the filtered moonlight. Strange sounds echoed, the calls of creatures I didn’t recognize. Then I felt a presence.

Standing before me was a manticore—a beast I’d only seen in the world of My Little Pony. But here it was, real as anything I’d ever seen, its lion body tense, its scorpion tail poised, and its bat wings spread wide. Its eyes narrowed as it looked me over, and I saw muscles twitch in its powerful frame.

I stumbled backward, trying not to show fear, and stammered, “Please, I’m new to this land.” My voice shook, but I kept speaking, “This… this is your territory, I suppose?”

The manticore paused, its eyes holding a hint of understanding, as if considering my words. Then, to my surprise, it gave a slow, solemn nod.

My heart raced, but I took a steadying breath. “I’m so sorry. I didn’t know.” I tried to remember every encounter I’d seen with manticores on the show, searching for anything that might help me calm it. I spoke softly, lowering my head respectfully. “Um… where is the nearest town, Mr. Manticore?”

For a moment, I wondered if it would simply turn and walk away, but it did more than that. With a soft huff, the manticore nudged its head in the direction of a path leading out of the woods.

“Thank you, Manticore,” I said, feeling a wave of relief wash over me. The creature nodded again and padded away, disappearing back into the forest shadows.

I followed the path, my mind spinning with questions, my heart pounding with excitement. After some time, the trees thinned, and I found myself standing at the edge of the Everfree Forest, gazing out over a peaceful little town nestled in the valley below. A faint light was beginning to spread across the sky—the first hint of dawn.

Meanwhile, far away in Canterlot, Princess Celestia lay resting in her chambers. But her sleep was light, and as a ripple of magic surged across the land, her eyes snapped open. She felt it like a faint heartbeat, a pulse of new magic resonating across Equestria. Celestia sat up, her gaze fixed on the horizon. Philomena, her loyal phoenix, stirred from her perch and fluttered around the room, sensing her keeper’s unease.

“Did you feel that, Philomena?” Celestia whispered, glancing at the phoenix with a mix of curiosity and concern.

Philomena gave a soft chirp, her feathers glowing faintly in the dim light. Celestia chuckled softly, trying to shake off her nerves. “I guess you did,” she murmured. But deep down, she knew that this wasn’t a passing feeling. There was something out there, something new and powerful.

Celestia got up and walked to her door. “Guard!” she called, her voice firm but calm.

A guard immediately approached, bowing. “Yes, Princess?”

“Has Star Swirl returned from his travels?” Celestia asked, hoping to consult with the ancient wizard.

“No, Princess,” the guard replied, his voice respectful but apologetic.

“Thank you,” she said with a nod, dismissing him with a gentle smile.

“Anything for the Princess,” he replied, bowing before resuming his post.

Celestia returned to her chambers, her thoughts whirling with questions. She knew she would have to address her subjects about this strange occurrence soon. Yet, she sensed that whatever had arrived in Equestria was only just beginning its journey.

Chapter 2

“Maybe I should sleep in a cave,” I thought, glancing around the darkening forest. I was new to this world and felt out of place, particularly after what had just happened. Somehow, without warning, I’d turned from an alicorn into a unicorn. I felt the absence of my wings keenly, a sudden loss of my alicorn form’s comforting strength.

My heart raced as I wondered aloud, “How do I return to my alicorn state?”

Taking a deep breath, I closed my eyes and focused on the feeling of flight, imagining the weight of wings on my back. Then, in a flicker of energy, I felt a surge run through me. I opened my eyes and saw a glimmer of magic surrounding me—my wings had returned! I was an alicorn once more. I breathed a sigh of relief, marveling at the magic within me that I barely understood.

Curious about my appearance, I felt my flank with my tail, sensing the edges of my cutie mark. To my surprise, it was a three-dimensional star, intricate and detailed, shining softly with an inner light. I gasped, feeling a sense of pride and excitement.

“Oh my, it’s a star cutie mark! A three-dimensional one, too,” I said with amazement. After a moment’s thought, I decided, “I’ll call myself Lucky Star! Just like the song!” I giggled, the thrill of a new name adding a spring to my step.

Deciding it was too risky to stay out in the open, I looked back into the forest. “Well, back to the woods,” I murmured, stepping a few paces deeper among the trees. The Everfree Forest was dim and mysterious, filled with shadows and sounds that kept me alert.

Suddenly, the silence shattered as I heard a low, menacing growl from behind. Turning slowly, my heart dropped as I came face-to-face with a Timberwolf. Its green eyes glowed with a wild hunger, its wooden limbs creaking with every slight movement.

Panic surged through me, and I instinctively took a step back. But before I could turn to run, two more Timberwolves appeared, circling me. I was surrounded.

“Wings, wings!” I stammered, trying to concentrate on my alicorn form. But fear clouded my mind, making it impossible to focus. My voice rose, almost a shriek. “Help! Help!”

The Timberwolves advanced, their growls deep and menacing, eyes gleaming as they closed in. I tried to call upon my magic, envisioning a spell, anything that could get me out of this. I fired off a few frantic bolts of energy, but each one missed, shooting into the forest and hitting nothing. My heart pounded in my chest, my legs shaking as the Timberwolves loomed closer.

Just when it felt like I was about to be overwhelmed, a thundering roar broke through the forest. The Timberwolves paused, their ears twitching, and I turned in the direction of the sound. Mr. Manticore, the same one who had helped me find my way earlier, burst onto the scene, followed by a few other manticores. His eyes flashed with determination, his powerful limbs rippling as he faced down the Timberwolves.

With a mighty roar, Mr. Manticore charged at the Timberwolves, his pack following close behind. The Timberwolves hesitated, their instincts flaring in response to the fiercer predators before them. One by one, they backed away, growling and snarling, until they finally turned tail and slinked back into the forest shadows.

Breathless and trembling, I watched as the Timberwolves disappeared. Relief flooded over me, and I could hardly believe I was still standing. I looked at Mr. Manticore, bewildered but deeply grateful.

“How did you know it was me?” I asked aloud, almost to myself, as the manticore stepped closer, sniffing the air around me.

“Sniff, sniff,” he replied, nudging me gently with his nose.

I chuckled, feeling a warm wave of relief. “You remember my smell, don’t you?” I asked with a soft smile. “Thank you, Mr. Manticore! I owe you so much.”

Mr. Manticore grunted in a friendly sort of way and sat back, his tail swishing lightly as he regarded me with what seemed like curiosity. I hesitated, looking around at the unfamiliar forest.

Chapter 3

As I made my way through the thick forest, the glow of Zecora's hut pierced through the shadows like a beacon. Relieved, I turned to Mr. Manticore, who had been my fierce protector and unlikely guide. "Thank you, Mr. Manticore," I said with gratitude, giving him a small nod before trotting toward the hut.

The hut itself looked both eerie and inviting, nestled in the depths of the Everfree. Strange symbols were painted on the door, and the scent of exotic herbs wafted through the air. I stepped up to the door, ready to knock, but I hesitated. I’d read fanfics about Zecora, stories that painted her as an almost mystical creature, wise and knowledgeable beyond her years. In some of those tales, she even knew the future. For a second, I wondered if she could see both my futures—the one where I was an alicorn in Equestria, and the one where I was merely a human back on Earth.

But before I could knock, I heard her voice from inside. "Thief! Don’t you dare, or I’ll use a potion to change your hair!" Zecora cried, her voice sharp and unexpected.

I gasped and immediately dove into a nearby bush, my heart racing. Did she know I was here? Or was it a lucky guess? Either way, I wasn’t ready to face her. Huddling deeper into the leaves, I decided to stay hidden and try again in the morning when, maybe, she would be more receptive.

The night air was chilly, and the ground was far from comfortable, but exhaustion overcame me. Slowly, despite the prickling of branches and leaves, I drifted into an uneasy sleep.

The first rays of dawn woke me, filtering through the dense canopy above. My body ached from the night on the hard ground, but I quickly shook myself awake. I didn’t want Zecora to find me lurking outside her door in the daylight. As quietly as I could, I crept out from my hiding spot, taking one last look at the hut. Maybe I’d come back another day when I felt braver.

Retracing my steps, I started making my way out of the forest. Mr. Manticore was nowhere to be seen, but he must have been looking out for me in his own way, as a group of birds appeared, fluttering down from the trees. They chirped, hopping and flitting just ahead of me, guiding me along the winding paths.

“Thank you, birds,” I murmured gratefully, following their lead as they wove a way through the forest.

After a while, I reached a small clearing, and the edge of the forest was visible in the distance. I watched the birds as they chirped and fluttered around me. They seemed to trust me, and their trust brought a smile to my face. I thought about the wings on my back, wishing to feel that sense of freedom again. Focusing on the feeling of being an alicorn, I felt the familiar tingle of magic, and with a soft glow, my wings appeared once more. I was an alicorn again.

Watching the birds flit around me, I thought about food, wondering if I could give them something to thank them. My horn glowed, and with a soft pop, small piles of birdseed appeared, scattered around my hooves. Each bird eagerly chirped its thanks, diving down to peck at the seeds.

I watched them eat, feeling a pang of guilt as a memory resurfaced. When I was a child, I’d once found a nest of baby birds and, out of childish curiosity, had touched the eggs, accidentally cracking one. I never got over the guilt of that moment, and watching these little birds enjoy the food I’d provided felt like a chance to make amends.

Shaking off the memories, I reminded myself, “I’m a pony now. That’s in the past.” I took a deep breath, letting the fresh forest air fill my lungs. I felt lighter, as though a small part of the guilt I’d carried all these years had finally lifted.

“Goodbye, birds!” I called, waving my hoof in farewell. They chirped in response, their cheerful voices echoing through the trees. Just as I turned to leave, I felt a surge of energy and noticed that I’d transformed into a unicorn again. I was still getting used to the way my magic worked, the way I could change forms almost at will. I found the path to ponyville.

Chapter 4

Ponyville was still bustling with life, the market square lively with ponies of all ages moving from stall to stall. I nearly walked right past Applejack’s stand before noticing the familiar rows of red apples stacked neatly.

“Well, are you new to town?” Applejack’s voice had a welcoming warmth to it as she adjusted her Stetson, smiling as she looked me over.

“Yes, I am,” I said, my voice wavering a little from nervousness. The market’s crowd was a bit overwhelming, but I could already feel the friendliness here.

Applejack gave a nod, and her sister, Apple Bloom, who was helping out at the stand, looked up curiously. “I’ve never seen a cutie mark like that before,” Apple Bloom said, eyes wide as she examined the star on my flank.

“That’s not nice to say,” Apple Bloom corrected herself quickly, nudging Applejack. Her face flushed a little with embarrassment. “I’m sorry, miss.”

“Oh, it’s alright,” I said, laughing softly, feeling the tension slip away.

“So, what’s your name, partner?” Applejack asked, looking at me with interest.

“I’m Sabrina Star,” I replied, a small smile forming as I introduced myself.

“How did you get it?” a voice chimed in, and I turned to see Sweetie Belle, who had appeared beside her sister, Rarity. She looked at me with wide, curious eyes, and before I knew it, Scootaloo was there too, joining in with the same eager look.

“Please tell us!” Scootaloo said, her excitement infectious.

The Cutie Mark Crusaders stood before me, their eyes gleaming with anticipation. I could hardly resist. “Alright, I’ll tell y’all,” I said, settling in to share the story. “Right after I was born, a bright, glowing star crashed through the ceiling of our home. It was magical, and I crawled toward it. My mother was too tired to stop me, and when I got close, the star surrounded me in its magic. Then, my flank glowed, and this star appeared as my cutie mark.”

The Cutie Mark Crusaders’ eyes were as big as saucers as they took in my tale. “That’s amazing!” they exclaimed in unison, bouncing on their hooves with excitement.

I laughed, feeling a warm sense of belonging. “Well, I’d better get going,” I said, glancing toward the path leading deeper into Ponyville.

“Bye!” called out the Crusaders, their cheerful voices lingering as I continued on my way.

“Take care, Sabrina!” Applejack said, tipping her hat as I waved goodbye.

“Who?” came a voice, and I jumped, turning to see Owlowiscious perched on a nearby shelf.

“Owlowiscious, it’s 3:00 in the morning!” Twilight’s voice called out from down the hallway, sounding groggy.

Hearing her approach, I backed away into the shadows, watching as she rubbed her eyes and took the scroll that Owlowiscious offered her.

“Please give me the scroll, Owlowiscious,” she murmured. Her eyes slowly adjusted to the dim light, and she read the scroll aloud, “Dear Main 7…”

Her voice trailed off, and she squinted, reading the next part to herself. “Princess Twilight, please go to the library. Remove the book Elements of Harmony from the pedestal and wait…”

Twilight glanced down at the book in her hooves, her brow furrowing. She looked back at the scroll, noticing there was more written on it, but she hesitated, glancing toward the door as if considering her next move.

Suddenly, Spike came running up to her, clutching a scroll of his own. “Twilight! Twilight!” he called, excitement and worry mingling in his voice.

“I got a letter from Celestia,” Spike said, his voice carrying a hint of urgency.

“At this hour?” Twilight asked, sounding a bit exasperated as she took the letter with her magic, unrolling it carefully.

“Dear Princess Twilight Sparkle,” she read aloud, her eyes narrowing as she focused on the neat, elegant script, “please come to my castle. Bring your friends and your student.”

Twilight stared at the letter for a moment, her mind racing. “That’s… vague,” she muttered, looking at Spike with concern.

“I know,” Spike replied, shrugging.

Lots of questions

When we arrived at Canterlot Castle, we quickly realized that we weren't alone. The royal throne room, usually quiet and serene, was filled with more ponies than I had expected.

Twilight glanced around, her eyes widening as she took in the gathering of familiar—and some unfamiliar—faces. “What did you need us for, Celestia?” she asked, her voice tinged with curiosity and concern.

Standing at the front of the room were Princess Celestia, the regal and wise ruler of Equestria, and Princess Luna, her sister who had returned from her time as Nightmare Moon. Princess Cadance was there as well, the Princess of Love, with her husband, Shining Armor, standing by her side. Along with them were Discord, the chaotic spirit who could never resist a good prank, and Tempest Shadow, the fierce former villain who had turned into an ally. But the most surprising of all were the two fillies—Winter Comet and Scarlet Petal—who stood next to Celestia. They were young, but there was an aura of quiet strength around them. I quickly realized that these were Celestia’s adopted daughter and son, and their presence added a layer of mystery to the meeting.

“Why did you call all of us in the middle of the night?” Rainbow Dash asked, rubbing her eyes with a hoof, clearly not a fan of being roused from her sleep.

Celestia’s expression softened. “I understand completely, Rainbow Dash,” she said gently, anticipating the complaint that had been coming. She always had a way of making others feel heard, even if they were a little cranky.

“Can we please get started?” Discord interjected, clearly more interested in what was happening than in the timing of the meeting. He was perched casually on a cloud, looking impatient as he twirled his tail in the air.

Celestia nodded, turning her focus back to the group. “I felt a surge of powerful magic,” she began, her tone serious.

“So?” Spike asked, his arms crossed. He didn’t seem as worried as the others, but I could tell that his curiosity was piqued.

Discord, ever the dramatic one, pulled out his eyes, rolling them in the air for effect. “It means someone has magic that doesn’t belong to them—or they’re far more powerful than they should be,” he said with a smirk, popping his eyes back into place as he floated down to sit on the floor.

“I suggest you wear the Elements at all times,” Discord continued, flicking Twilight’s nose playfully with his tail, clearly enjoying the interaction. “And Tempest Shadow should come to Ponyville to help you find this creature with magic.” His tone was almost mocking, but it was clear that he was giving serious advice, as he often did in his own way.

“Wait, what do we need the Elements for?” Pinkie Pie asked, bouncing up and down beside me. Her bright pink coat and bouncing mane made her almost impossible to miss, even in the tense atmosphere.

“You’ll use them to blast the creature,” Discord explained, conjuring a cloud of cotton candy, which he tossed toward Pinkie with a grin. She immediately grabbed a chunk and started chewing happily, undeterred by the seriousness of the conversation. “The Elements will either return the magic to its rightful place or make it disappear altogether,” he added, wiping his hands as if the situation were no big deal.

“We should gather more evidence first,” Princess Luna interjected, her voice calm but firm. She had always been the more cautious one between the two sisters.

Discord muttered sarcastically, “Yes, the last thing we want is a bunch of unicorns suddenly without magic.” He crossed his arms and glared in the direction of the princesses, clearly annoyed by their cautious approach.

Celestia gave him a look of mild reproach before turning back to the group. “We will gather information, but we cannot afford to wait too long,” she said. “Shining Armor, have the guards keep an eye out for any unusual activity. We don’t want to be caught off guard.”

“Of course,” Shining Armor replied immediately, giving a salute. His armor glinted under the soft light of the room, and I could see the determination in his eyes. He was always ready to protect those he cared about.

“Thank you for letting us know, Auntie,” Cadance said to Celestia, her voice full of gratitude and concern. She, too, had a calm yet commanding presence, much like her aunt, and I could see the protective streak in her as she turned to her husband.

“We’ll keep an eye out too, Mom,” Scarlet Petal added, her young voice steady but serious. She and Winter Comet seemed older than their years, and there was a maturity in them that spoke of experiences I could only guess at.

“I appreciate all of your support,” Celestia said, her voice softening as she looked at each of us. “Thank you all for coming on such short notice.”

The room was still for a moment, and then Twilight stepped forward, her eyes meeting Celestia’s. “Do we have any leads? Any idea where this surge of magic came from?” Her tone was one of quiet resolve, and I knew that she was already preparing to spring into action.

Celestia hesitated, her eyes flickering for a moment with uncertainty. “I have a sense that the magic is coming from somewhere deep within the Everfree Forest,” she said slowly, her gaze shifting to the distant mountains outside the castle windows. “But I cannot be certain.”

“Then it’s settled,” Twilight said, her voice steady. “We’ll head to the Everfree Forest at first light. We’ll bring the Elements and be ready for whatever we find.”

“Good,” Celestia replied, her eyes softening as she gave Twilight an approving nod. “You know what to do. And I will be here, keeping an eye on things from Canterlot.”

With that, the room seemed to come alive again as plans were made and final preparations began. Cadance, Shining Armor, and the rest of the group prepared to help in whatever way they could. As for me, I was still processing everything that was happening. A surge of magic, an unknown creature, and the mysterious force that threatened Equestria.

I had only just arrived in this world, but already I felt a deep sense of duty. A sense that I belonged here, and that I was meant to help in whatever way I could.

“Let’s be careful, everypony,” Twilight said, addressing the group one last time before we all made our way out of the throne room. “We don’t know what we’re up against yet.”

Discord chuckled behind us. “Oh, I’m sure it’ll be fine. After all, we have the Elements of Harmony on our side.” His voice dripped with sarcasm, but it was clear that he was not one to take any situation lightly.

new gifts

Twilight’s heart was pounding as she took in the scene before her. The Golden Oak Library—her home, her sanctuary—was standing there, as if untouched by the chaos that had torn it apart during her battle with Tirek. It was hard to believe. The place she had spent so many years, the place that held so many memories, now stood right before her, preserved in time. Every book, every shelf, every corner seemed just as it had been the last time she had seen it, a perfect reflection of her past life.

“I thought it was destroyed when I battled Tirek,” she whispered to herself, unable to tear her eyes away from the door. There was a deep sense of disbelief in her voice. Could it be? Could this be real?

Her heart ached with a mix of joy and confusion. Was this a dream? Was this a strange illusion? But as she looked at her friends, they were all just as shocked as she was.

"You’ve got to see the inside, Twilight," Rainbow Dash said eagerly, already pushing open the door with a hoof. “It’s huge! It’s just like you left it!” Her voice was filled with excitement.

Twilight followed behind her, each step feeling like a step back in time. When they entered the library, she gasped in awe. The inside was exactly as she remembered it: bookshelves filled to the brim with volumes, the large windows letting in the soft moonlight, the spiral staircase leading up to the second floor. Everything seemed to be in perfect order.

“How did you find this?” Twilight asked, her voice full of amazement as she turned to face her friends. Her eyes scanned the familiar surroundings. She had so many questions. How had it been restored? Why hadn’t she been informed?

“No threats have been detected,” Tempest Shadow said quietly, scanning the room with a thoughtful look. She stood tall and poised, her sharp eyes taking in every detail of the room. “It’s safe.”

Twilight was so lost in the beauty of the moment that she almost didn’t notice Fluttershy stepping forward, a soft smile on her face as she approached with something in her hooves. “Owlowiscious brought me here,” she explained softly, her voice full of affection as she held up a small scroll.

Twilight felt a surge of warmth in her chest. Owlowiscious! Of course, her wise old owl would be the one to lead them to this place. She could picture him fluttering in and out of the library, always keeping a watchful eye over her.

“And there are presents too!” Spike’s voice broke through her thoughts. He held up a comic book, a new addition that she had never seen before. “Can I read this one, Twilight?” he asked excitedly, his eyes sparkling with curiosity.

Twilight gave him a warm smile. “Of course, Spike. I’m just as curious as you are.” She took a deep breath, trying to process everything that was happening. This was too much. The library, the presents, the mysterious magic—it was all overwhelming.

Fluttershy, still holding the scroll, looked at it with gentle eyes. “May I read this?” she asked, her voice soft as ever. Twilight nodded, motioning for her to continue.

Fluttershy unfurled the scroll carefully, her eyes scanning the words as she began to read aloud. “For Twilight, books from my world…” She paused and handed Twilight a large, leather-bound book with a simple title: Therapy. Twilight raised an eyebrow, intrigued. She made a mental note to read it later. It sounded important, but she didn’t have the time to look at it just yet.

“For Spike,” Fluttershy continued, reading from the scroll, “comics from my world. If you don’t like a series, it’ll disappear and be replaced with new ones.”

Spike’s eyes widened in excitement. “Cool!” he exclaimed, immediately flipping through the pages of Superman: Birthright. He was already absorbed in the comic, eagerly turning each page, completely lost in the world it contained.

Twilight smiled, her heart warmed by the sight of her assistant so happy. She could tell that Spike was already planning which comic book he’d dive into next.

Fluttershy’s voice returned as she read the next part. “Walk into the next room.”

Everyone exchanged puzzled glances before stepping toward the next door. They opened it together, curiosity buzzing in the air. The room beyond the door was a complete surprise. Fluttershy gasped, her hooves trembling as she dropped the scroll in shock. Twilight followed her gaze and immediately understood why.

The room was filled with animals—cats, dogs, rabbits, and a variety of other creatures, many of which were injured or appeared to have been abandoned. It was a sight that filled Fluttershy with immediate concern, and Twilight could see her friend’s heart breaking for the poor creatures that filled the room.

“Oh my goodness, where did you all come from?” Fluttershy whispered, her voice full of surprise and tenderness. She took a hesitant step forward, her wings fluttering nervously at her sides.

Starlight Glimmer, standing quietly beside the group, picked up the scroll again and continued reading the next line. “These animals are for Fluttershy, to help find them new homes—some have missing limbs, and others are… a bit more challenging.”

Fluttershy’s eyes softened with compassion. She approached one of the more aggressive dogs in the room, whose teeth were bared in a snarl. The dog growled, its fur bristling, but Fluttershy wasn’t scared. Her voice was calm and soothing as she approached him.

“Hello, friend,” she said gently, lowering herself to the ground so that she was on the same level as the dog. The dog lunged at her, snapping at her wing in an instinctive display of aggression. But Fluttershy remained completely calm. With one gentle yet intense gaze, she met the dog’s eyes.

The Stare. It was a gift that Fluttershy had honed over the years, and it worked every time. Slowly, the dog’s body relaxed. The aggression melted away from his posture as he sat down, his eyes softening. “There we go,” Fluttershy whispered, reaching out a gentle hoof. “You’re safe now.”

Twilight watched in awe. She had always known how strong and capable Fluttershy was, but seeing her in action like this was something special. Fluttershy was truly a healer, in every sense of the word.

“Sorry, Starlight, I interrupted you,” Fluttershy said quietly, lowering her gaze as she turned back to the group.

Starlight smiled, understanding the importance of what had just happened. “It’s fine, Fluttershy. I understand,” she said kindly. She turned back to the scroll and continued reading.

“And for Rarity…” Starlight said, her voice growing more excited. “Unlimited fabric for all the dresses she could ever imagine.”

Rarity’s eyes sparkled with delight. She gasped, her face lighting up with joy. “Oh my stars! May I feel some of the fabric?” she asked eagerly, trotting over to a pile of shimmering silks and delicate lace. Her hooves trembled with excitement as she ran them over the luxurious fabrics, her eyes gleaming. “This is simply divine!” she exclaimed, her excitement barely contained.

Starlight continued, her voice full of amusement. “And for Rainbow Dash… an unlimited cider barrel.”

Rainbow Dash’s jaw dropped, her eyes widening in disbelief. “No way!” she shouted, dashing over to a massive barrel with the words Sweet Apple Acres Reserve emblazoned on the side. Without hesitation, she filled a mug and took a long swig, her grin widening as the cider hit her taste buds. “This… is… awesome!” she declared, her voice full of satisfaction.

“It will literally never stop,” Starlight said with a chuckle, clearly amazed at the infinite supply of cider.

Suddenly, Pinkie Pie’s voice broke through the noise. “Wait, is that a cannon?” she asked, her eyes locking on a brightly colored object in the corner.

Starlight laughed as she read the next line. “And a cannon for Pinkie Pie!”

Pinkie Pie’s face lit up with glee as she dashed over to her very own Party Cannon, which had been fully restocked and upgraded. It was bigger, shinier, and had more sparkles than before. “YES! The Ultimate Party Cannon!” she squealed, bouncing up and down in excitement. “Now every party will have even more balloons, confetti, streamers, and… OOH! Look at those glitter cannons on the side!” she exclaimed.

Twilight, ever the voice of reason, couldn’t help but laugh. “Not in my house, please,” she said half-jokingly, trying to hide the amusement in her voice.

Pinkie’s face fell, but only slightly. “Okay,” she said, sounding disappointed. “Maybe next time.”

Just then, a familiar voice called out from the doorway. “Hey, sugar cube.”

Everypony turned, startled, and saw Applejack standing in the doorway, a warm smile on her face. She was joined by another figure—her mother, Pear Butter.

“Momma!” Applejack exclaimed, her eyes sparkling as she ran toward her mother. Twilight’s gaze shifted between them, her mind racing.

“Pear Butter?” she asked, unsure if what she was seeing was real.

“You got so big,” Pear Butter said with a soft, proud smile, her eyes welling with emotion as she looked at Applejack.

Tempest Shadow’s voice cut through the tension. “Wait, what? Could she be a changeling?”

“What is a changeling?” Pear Butter asked, looking confused as she glanced at Tempest.

Applejack raised an eyebrow, clearly puzzled. “Hang on,” she said, glancing between her mother and Tempest. “What’s goin’ on here?”

Tempest, still confused, hesitated before responding. “A changeling is… a creature that can disguise itself as somepony else,” she explained, her gaze now focused on Pear Butter. “But… you seem too real to be one.”

Applejack stepped forward, her hooves planted firmly on the ground. “What’s my mother’s nickname?” she asked, her voice firm.

“Buttercup,” Pear Butter replied with a smile. “That’s what your daddy always called me.”

Author's Note

Here is a long chapter I hope you like it
:pinkiehappy:

get bits the fair.

"Miss Star!" Apple Bloom exclaimed, shaking me gently.

"Is she okay?" Scootaloo asked with concern.

"I'm okay," I replied, trying to sit up.

"Why were you near our treehouse?" Sweetie Belle demanded, eyeing me suspiciously.

"I... I don't know," I admitted, feeling unsure of myself.

"Who are y'all talkin' to?" came a familiar voice.

"Applejack!" Apple Bloom gasped. "What are you doin' here?"

"Oh, Miss Star... Applejack, what’s goin’ on?" I stammered, still disoriented. "Maybe I was sleepwalking..."

"Anyway," Applejack said, cutting off my ramble, "there's someone I want y’all to meet."

She stepped aside, revealing a figure behind her.

Apple Bloom’s eyes widened. "Mom...?" she whispered, her voice trembling.

Pear Butter smiled warmly. "It’s me, sweetheart."

Apple Bloom froze for a moment, then ran to her mother, wrapping her arms around her in a tight embrace. "Mom!" she cried.

"Wait a minute," Sweetie Belle said, stunned. "Are you sure...?"

Applejack nodded, her eyes glistening with tears.

Sweetie Belle and Scootaloo exchanged glances, understanding the moment. "C'mon," Scootaloo said softly, tugging Sweetie Belle’s arm. "Let’s give them some time."

As the two friends left, I turned to Applejack. "May I... work for you temporarily?" I asked hesitantly.

"'Course," Applejack replied with a kind smile.

Pear Butter placed a hoof on Apple Bloom’s shoulder, her gentle touch filled with warmth and love. "Let’s go see Big Mac," she said, her voice soft but brimming with joy.

Apple Bloom nodded eagerly, clinging to her mother’s hoof as if she were afraid to let go. Tears still glistened in her eyes, but her smile was brighter than I’d ever seen it.

Applejack turned to me. "You comin', Miss Star?" she asked, her tone inviting.

I hesitated, unsure if I belonged in this family moment. But Applejack gave me a reassuring nod. "You’re part of this now," she added warmly.

"Alright," I said quietly, falling in step behind them as we made our way to the farmhouse.

The sun was beginning to set, casting the orchard in hues of gold and orange. The scent of ripe apples filled the air, and the gentle rustle of the trees added to the serene atmosphere.

As we approached the farmhouse, the front door creaked open. Big Macintosh stepped onto the porch, his calm expression shifting to one of shock as he froze in place.

"Big Mac," Pear Butter said softly, her voice trembling just a little.

Big Mac’s mouth opened, but no words came out. His large frame seemed to tremble as he took a hesitant step forward. "Ma…?" he finally managed, his deep voice cracking.

"It’s me," Pear Butter said, her eyes shimmering with tears.

Big Mac didn’t need any more confirmation. He bounded down the steps, nearly stumbling in his haste, and pulled his mother into a crushing embrace. "I… I thought I’d never…" he started, but the words were swallowed in a choked sob.

Pear Butter held him tightly, her hoof gently rubbing his back. "I’m here now, sugar. I’m here," she whispered.

Apple Bloom sniffled, wiping her eyes again as she leaned into Applejack’s side.

I watched the scene unfold, my heart swelling at the pure love and reunion before me. It was almost too much to take in.

After a long moment, Big Mac pulled back, his eyes still damp but his smile wide. "This… this is real," he murmured, his voice filled with awe.

"It sure is," Applejack said, her own voice thick with emotion.

"What’s goin’ on out here?" came a familiar voice, cracking with age but steady with curiosity.

Everyone turned to see Granny Smith standing in the doorway, a knit shawl draped over her shoulders and a look of concern on her face. She squinted at the group, her sharp green eyes studying Pear Butter closely.

Pear Butter stepped forward, her eyes soft and kind. "Granny," she said, her voice trembling slightly. "It’s me. I’m home."

Granny Smith’s eyes widened, and for a moment, she stood frozen, her hand gripping the edge of the doorframe. "It… it can’t be," she whispered, her voice barely audible.

"It’s her, Granny," Applejack said gently, stepping closer to support her grandmother. "It’s really Ma."

Granny Smith blinked, her lips quivering. She took a shaky step forward, then another, until she was face-to-face with Pear Butter. Slowly, she reached out a trembling hand and touched Pear Butter’s cheek, as if to make sure she was real.

"Buttercup," Granny Smith whispered, using Pear Butter’s old nickname. Tears welled up in her eyes. "It is you."

Pear Butter smiled, her own eyes brimming with tears. "It’s me, Granny. I’m here."

Granny Smith let out a shaky laugh, then pulled Pear Butter into an embrace that was both strong and tender. "Oh, Buttercup, I thought I’d lost ya forever," she said, her voice breaking. "You’ve come back to us."

The two women held each other tightly, the years of pain and loss melting away in that moment.

Apple Bloom wiped her eyes again, smiling as she leaned against Big Mac, who was still trying to process the miracle before him.

Granny Smith finally pulled back, her sharp eyes glistening with tears but her smile as big as ever. "You got a lotta explainin’ to do, young lady," she said, wagging her hoof playfully at Pear Butter.

"I can’t explain how I’m here," Pear Butter said softly, her voice carrying a mix of wonder and uncertainty. She looked down at her hooves, then back up at the family gathered around her. "One moment, I was... somewhere else. And then... I just felt pulled back. Like somethin’ was callin’ me home."

Granny Smith placed a hoof on Pear Butter’s shoulder. "Sometimes, life’s got a funny way of bringin’ things full circle," she said, her voice tender but thoughtful. "Don’t matter how you got here, Buttercup. What matters is you’re here now."

Pear Butter nodded, her eyes glistening. "I’ve missed y’all so much. Every day I’ve been gone, I thought about this place, about my family." She turned to Apple Bloom, her voice trembling. "You’ve grown so much, sugarcube. I barely recognize you."

Allright I know this is a miracle but we should get on to are chores said apple jack.

Come on butter cup your with me said granny smith, going into the house.

Come on said apple jack ill teach you how to get apples said apple jack

apple bucking

"Alright, Miss Star," Applejack said, adjusting her hat with a determined look, "time to see if you’re cut out for farm work."

I nodded, a little nervous but eager to prove myself. "What do you need me to do?" I asked, brushing off my nerves.

"First things first," Applejack said, leading me toward the orchard. "We’ll start with apple buckin’. It’s how we get apples down from the trees round here."

As we walked, the crisp scent of ripe apples filled the air, and the golden glow of the setting sun painted everything in warm hues. I glanced over at Apple Bloom, who still clung to Pear Butter as they walked toward the farmhouse. Her smile was brighter than the sunlight.

When we reached a row of sturdy apple trees, Applejack gestured to a basket beneath one of them. "Watch and learn," she said, positioning herself next to the tree. With a swift, practiced kick, she struck the trunk, sending a cascade of apples tumbling neatly into the basket below.

"Wow," I said, impressed. "That was… precise."

Applejack smirked, brushing off her hoof. "Years of practice. Now, let’s see what you’ve got."

I stepped up to another tree, trying to mimic her stance. I aimed a solid kick at the trunk, but the impact sent a dull ache through my hoof and barely shook a leaf. The apples didn’t budge.

Applejack chuckled, a warm, encouraging sound. "Not bad for a first try. Just need a bit more oomph. Use your core, not just your legs."

I tried again, gritting my teeth and focusing my energy. This time, a few apples fell into the basket. It wasn’t much, but it felt like progress.

"That’s more like it," Applejack said with an approving nod. "You’ll get the hang of it soon enough."

As we worked, the sound of rustling leaves and apples landing in baskets filled the air. I couldn’t help but feel a sense of peace, despite the physical effort.

have you not seen your mom for awhile I say.

Applejack paused mid-kick, her hoof resting against the trunk of a tree. She glanced at me, her emerald eyes softening as a wistful smile spread across her face. "Yeah," she said quietly, her voice carrying a hint of melancholy. "It’s been a long time... too long."

She turned away for a moment, her gaze drifting toward the farmhouse where Pear Butter’s laughter floated faintly on the breeze. "Sometimes, I’d wonder if I was startin’ to forget her voice... the way she smiled. It scared me, y’know? Like she was slippin’ away from me, little by little."

I hesitated, unsure if I should press further, but something about the way she spoke invited honesty. "What about now?" I asked gently.

Applejack chuckled softly, brushing her hoof along the bark of the tree as if grounding herself in the moment. "Now? It’s like she never left. Like a part of me that’s been missin’ all these years just clicked back into place." She turned back to me, her smile brighter but her eyes misty. "I keep thinkin’ I’m gonna wake up and this’ll all be a dream. But until then, I’m gonna make the most of every second."

I nodded, feeling a lump form in my throat. "It’s a miracle," I said, more to myself than her.

"That it is," Applejack replied, her voice steady but full of emotion. She gave me a look that felt as grounding as the sturdy trees around us. "Family’s somethin’ you hold on to, no matter what. Even when they’re gone, they’re still with you in some way."

We worked quietly for a while after that, the rhythmic thuds of hooves meeting bark filling the silence. The orchard seemed to hum with life, as if sharing in Applejack’s joy and reverence.

As we moved to the next row of trees, I couldn’t help but ask, "Do you think everything happens for a reason? That maybe… she came back because she was meant to?"

Applejack considered my words for a moment, adjusting her hat as she leaned against the tree. "Maybe," she said thoughtfully. "Or maybe some things just happen ‘cause they’re meant to remind us what really matters. Either way, I ain’t gonna question it too much. Life’s too short not to be grateful for the good things when they come ‘round."

Her words hung in the air, heavy with wisdom but tinged with hope. I didn’t press further, letting the moment settle as we continued working. The sun was dipping lower now, casting long, golden shadows across the orchard.

"Alright," Applejack said finally, wiping her brow and giving me a grin. "That’s enough for today. You earned yourself some supper, Miss Star."

As we walked back toward the farmhouse, the warm light spilling from its windows, I glanced at her and asked softly, "Do you think she knows how much you’ve missed her?"

Applejack smiled, her expression serene. "Oh, she knows," she said. "You can see it in her eyes. And I reckon she missed us just as much."

The farmhouse glowed with warmth as we approached, its windows spilling soft light into the gathering twilight. The hum of voices and the occasional burst of laughter drifted through the air, a testament to the joy inside.

As we stepped onto the porch, Applejack paused, turning to me with a grin. "You did good today, Miss Star. Ain’t easy keepin’ up with farm work, but you held your own."

I smiled, the praise lifting my spirits. "Thanks. It feels good to be useful."

Apple family dinner

Applejack opened the door to the farmhouse, and a wave of warmth and the aroma of fresh-baked apple pie greeted us. Inside, the family was bustling around the table, setting down steaming dishes of roasted vegetables, golden cornbread, and, of course, more apple-based treats than I could count.

"Well, there y’all are!" Pear Butter called, her smile as radiant as the glow of the kitchen lamps. "We were wonderin’ if the orchard swallowed you up."

Apple Bloom looked up from her seat, her eyes lighting up. "Miss Star! You’re just in time! Ma made her special caramel apple casserole—it’s the best thing ever!"

I chuckled, stepping into the cozy kitchen. "Sounds like I picked the perfect day to help out."

Granny Smith, perched at the head of the table, waved me over. "Don’t just stand there gawkin’, sugarcube. Grab a seat before Big Mac eats everythin’ in sight."

"Eeyup," Big Mac said with a teasing grin as he passed a platter of biscuits to Applejack, who had already slipped into a chair.

I took the open seat beside Apple Bloom, the warmth of the family’s energy settling around me like a soft blanket. As the meal began, the room filled with laughter and conversation, each voice weaving into the others like a melody. Apple Bloom excitedly recounted the day’s events, Pear Butter adding her own stories from when she was a filly working the orchard. Even Granny Smith chimed in with a tale or two about the farm’s early days.

"Miss Star here did a pretty good job for her first day," Applejack said, giving me a nod as she buttered a slice of cornbread. "Few more days of apple buckin’, and she might even keep up with me."

"Hey, I think I held my own!" I said with a laugh, earning a round of chuckles from the table.

As the meal wound down and plates began to empty, I found myself glancing at Pear Butter. She was listening intently to Apple Bloom, her smile soft but full of love. Her presence was magnetic, and I could see why the Apple family had missed her so deeply.

When the last slice of pie was gone, and the table cleared, Applejack walked me to the door. The crisp night air was refreshing after the warmth of the kitchen, and the stars above sparkled like diamonds scattered across black velvet.

"Thanks for today," I said, turning to her. "It was… nice to feel like I was part of something."

Applejack gave me a gentle smile. "You’re always welcome here, Miss Star. Like I said, family ain’t just who you’re born to—it’s who you let into your heart." She tipped her hat.

I hesitated, glancing down. "I… don’t have anywhere to stay right now."

Applejack’s smile softened as the realization dawned in her eyes. She leaned against the doorframe, her voice quieter now, filled with concern. "You don’t have a place to go, do you?"

I shook my head. "Not yet. I’ve been saving up to buy a house, but I don’t have enough bits yet."

Before Applejack could respond, Granny Smith’s voice rang out from the doorway. "Then you’re stayin’ with us. Ain’t no reason for you to be out there on your own."

I can stay in the barn—it’d give me some privacy, and I’d be out of your way."

Apple Bloom piped up, her tone full of concern. "Are you sure? You don’t have to stay out there."

I nodded firmly. "I’m sure. I’d like the privacy."

Applejack exchanged a glance with Granny Smith, then nodded. "All right, sugarcube. The barn’s yours for as long as you need it. There’s fresh hay in there—you can use it for a bed, or a snack if you’re feelin’ peckish." She grinned playfully.

"Thank you," I said softly, my heart warming at their kindness.

The barn stood quiet under the moonlight, its weathered beams glowing faintly. Inside, the scent of hay and apples lingered in the cool air. I spread out some hay for a makeshift bed and lay back, gazing at the stars through a gap in the roof.

For the first time in a while, I felt at peace.

Then I began to dream.

I was no longer in the barn, no longer in Equestria. I was… human. My hands were fingers long and thin. My reflection stared back at me, unfamiliar yet undeniably mine.

"No! NO! NO!" I cried out, panic swelling in my chest. "Why am I here?!"

A voice echoed through the void, calm yet powerful.

"You are not from this planet."

I spun around, searching for the source, and there she was—Princess Luna. Her dark mane flowed like a river of stars, her eyes filled with understanding. She must have sensed my distress, diving into my dream to guide me.

But before she could answer, the dream began to dissolve, her image fading like mist in the morning light.

I woke up with a start, my breath coming in shallow gasps. The barn was still, the scent of hay grounding me in reality.

"Omigosh," I whispered, pressing a hoof to my chest as my heartbeat thundered in my ears. "I have to go."

Without wasting another moment, I bolted upright and made my way to the farmhouse. Quietly, I slipped inside, the house dark and silent in the early hours.

In the kitchen, I found some apples and quickly wrapped them in a cloth, tying it securely to a stick. My hooves trembled as I opened the door, the night air biting against my coat.

I didn’t know where I was going. All I knew was that I had to run.

So I did.

The world blurred around me as I galloped into the darkness, my heart pounding with questions I couldn’t yet answer.

Author's Note

hey guys sorry i had group therapy and was really busy sorry.

The new me

I woke up in Canterlot, the morning sun casting long shadows over the cobblestone streets.

"Go back to where you came from, job stealer!" shouted a pony as they passed by.

I didn't react. I'm used to it by now. Ponies gawked at me like I was some kind of alicorn. Their stares burned, but I ignored them, pressing on.

As I passed a shop window, I caught my reflection in the glass. I wasn’t myself. A zebra stared back.

Before I could fully process it, a bird swooped down, dropping a scroll at my hooves. I carefully picked it up, unrolling it with clumsy hooves. The familiar script sent a jolt of recognition through me:

Emberlune to Star
I’ve granted you some magic to alter your form. I know you didn’t ask for this, but trust me—it’s important.
Celestara is furious right now, but don’t worry; she’ll calm down. Eventually.
I don’t understand why you’re so afraid of the royal sisters, but it’s time to face those fears.
There’s a job fair at Canterlot Castle today, open to all creatures—zebras, dragons, and more if the program goes well. Raven Inkwell’s idea, of course.
You should attend. If you don’t go willingly, I’ll teleport you straight to Celestia myself.
your chance to get over being scared.

Before I could react, the letter burst into ash, scattering in the breeze.

I did my best shop after shop. The scene felt surreal as the unicorns surrounded the zebra. Their faces were twisted in disdain, and their horns flared with magic. The air was thick with hostility as they hurled mud at the poor creature, their laughter ringing out in cruel harmony. I felt a rush of anger bubble up in me, but I knew I couldn't let it show. Not here. Not now.

I stepped closer to the scene, my eyes narrowing as the unicorns jeered. My hooves moved almost on their own, carrying me toward the group with an intent I couldn’t quite grasp.

"Hey!" I called out, my voice startling me as much as the unicorns. "Leave her alone!"

The unicorns froze, their eyes flicking to me in surprise. I wasn’t sure what I expected to happen next—whether they'd laugh at me, ignore me, or maybe even attack. But something shifted in the air. There was a tension, a flicker of something, as if the world was holding its breath.

One of the unicorns, a tall mare with a silver mane, sneered. "And what are you going to do about it? You're just another freak. A zebra pretending to be something you're not."

"The same way you all buy your clothes to make you feel better about yourselves," I said, voice steady, but sharp. "You wear your fancy outfits to fit in, to make yourselves feel superior. Me? I wear what I have. Just like you wear what you have. It doesn’t change who I am."

The unicorn blinked, her sneer faltering for a moment. The other unicorns around her shifted uncomfortably, and I could see the cracks in their confidence.

I didn’t stop. “You think the clothes, the labels, the things you surround yourself with, make you better than me? You think that’s what defines you?” I stepped forward, my voice growing stronger with each word. "Newsflash—clothes don’t make the pony. They just hide what’s inside. So go ahead, wear your fancy things. But I’m not pretending to be something I’m not. I’m just here."

The words hung in the air, and the crowd fell silent. The unicorns seemed to hesitate, the edge of their mockery blunted. I could feel the shift, the change. They were no longer so sure of themselves.

The silver-maned unicorn’s sneer remained, but there was a flicker of doubt in her eyes. "Whatever," she muttered, turning her head as she led the others away, their confidence broken.

I watched them leave, standing tall despite the awkwardness that lingered in my chest. I wasn’t just standing up for the zebra anymore—I was standing up for myself, too.

When I glanced at the zebra, she met my eyes, her expression softer. Thank you she said.

"Please tell me you know where the castle is," I say.

"You got the job offer," she said, her smile wide and proud.

Before I could answer, she wrapped her arms around me in a tight hug.

"Don’t worry, I have a map," she assured me, grabing a folded piece of paper from her bag with her mouth.

"Thank goodness," I say, relieved.

"What’s your name?" I ask, curious.

"Ellwood," she responds, her tone casual.

"But you may have heard of me as Ellwood," she adds, with a wink.

"Let me guess, Ella?" I say, narrowing my eyes playfully. "And you're bisexual?"

Ella looks at me, surprised. "How do you know?"

I used to know a friend by that name I say blushing.

"What is your name?" Ella asked, her eyes curious.

"I'm Star," I say, shrugging. "I know, it’s basic."

She smiles, her expression softening. "Come on, Star. Let's use the map to get to the castle."
Ella poked the map with her hoof, her eyes scanning it carefully. "Are you sure this is the right way?" she asked, her tone a bit uncertain. The map fluttered in the breeze, almost as if it was teasing us with its secrets.

I glanced at the map, then back at her. "Pretty sure," I replied, tapping the spot where the castle was marked. "But if we end up in the middle of nowhere, at least we'll have an adventure."

Ella raised an eyebrow, amused. "I suppose you're right. Just make sure that adventure doesn't end with us getting lost in the woods."

I chuckled. "We'll be fine. Just follow the map, and we'll get there in no time."

We both started walking again, the journey ahead feeling a little more exciting with Ella by my side.

As we continued along the path, we soon found ourselves walking past bustling shops, the air filled with the sounds of ponies haggling, laughing, and shouting. I could smell the fresh bread and sweet pastries wafting out from a bakery nearby, and the colorful signs of various stores flashed by. But something felt off.

From the corners of my eyes, I saw a group of ponies standing by a shop, sneering at us. One of them yelled a slur, making my ears twitch. I ignored it, but Ella’s expression darkened.

"Ignore them," she whispered to me, her voice steady but with a hint of annoyance. "Some ponies can be cruel. They're just asses."

I nodded, trying not to let it bother me, but I could feel the heat rise to my cheeks. It was hard to ignore the harsh words being thrown our way. They weren’t just calling us names; there was something more behind their tone, something ugly.

"Let’s just keep moving," Ella said, sensing my discomfort. She walked a little closer, her presence reassuring. "The castle’s the real prize, not these ponies."

I took a deep breath, and we continued walking, determined not to let their words spoil our adventure. The clamor of the town faded as we left the shops behind, heading into the quieter parts of the countryside. But the memory of the cruel remarks lingered, gnawing at me.

Ella noticed my silence. "Don’t let them get to you. You’re better than that."

I managed a small smile. "Thanks, Ella. I’ll be fine."

As the road ahead grew quieter, the tension eased, and I found myself focusing on the task at hand again. The map was guiding us through the rolling hills now, and the castle loomed ever closer.

"State your purpose," said the guard, his eyes sharp as he stood in front of the massive iron gates of the castle.

"Job opportunity," I say, keeping my voice steady despite the tension in the air.

The guard narrowed his eyes, clearly skeptical, but before he could respond, a voice rang out from behind him.

"Stand down, guard," said a firm, commanding voice.

Raven Inkwell appeared, her dark cloak billowing behind her as she approached. Her presence was immediately commanding, and the guard stepped aside without question, bowing his head slightly.

"You must be the ones I've been expecting," Raven continued, her eyes scanning us both. "Come with me. I’ll take you to the others."

Ella and I exchanged a glance, and without hesitation, we followed Raven through the gates.
As Raven opens the door, a soft creak resonates through the room, and the air thickens with anticipation. The sight that greets her is both striking and surreal: five zebras and five dragons stand in a circle, waiting.

The Young Zebra

Among them is a young zebra who immediately captures Raven’s attention. Her sleek white coat glows in the light, adorned with vibrant blue stripes that run in dynamic, bold patterns across her body. The stripes are bright and vivid, standing in stark contrast against her pristine white fur, making her appear both powerful and graceful. The blue is mesmerizing, an almost electric hue that seems to shimmer as she moves.

Her mane is a fiery blend of yellow and orange, the colors flowing in soft waves like the warmth of a sunset. The fiery tones of her mane add an element of energy to her appearance, balancing the coolness of her blue stripes. The combination of colors is mesmerizing, radiating both warmth and strength.

Excitedly, the young zebra bounds around the room, her joyful energy bubbling over. Her movements are full of life, each leap full of uncontained excitement. She seems almost weightless as she jumps, her hooves barely touching the ground before she springs back up again. Yet, despite her boundless energy, she is mindful of those around her, making sure not to accidentally strike anyone with the swishing of her tail. Her movements are graceful, like a dancer carefully choreographing each motion, careful of her surroundings but never letting her joy dim. her brother I think? Was asking her to stop jumping. he said it qutiety.he zebra with a soft, white coat that serves as a perfect backdrop for his striking orange-red stripes. The stripes are vibrant, bold, and fluid, wrapping around his body in a natural yet dynamic pattern, giving him a unique and fiery look. His coat contrasts beautifully with the warmth of the orange-red hues, creating a striking balance of colors that speak of energy and potential.

His mane is a mixture of orange and red, a fiery blend that tumbles down in soft waves. The color gives off a warm, almost glowing effect under sunlight, further enhancing his appearance. However, his mane often falls slightly messily over his eyes, as if he is too distracted by his own thoughts to keep it neat. Please stop Rhyla he said.okay fine she said and stoped jumping. the third zebra stunning light green coat that sets her apart from the usual zebra hues. The green is soft and serene, like the calm after a storm, and it blends perfectly with her natural elegance. Her body is marked with dark, bold stripes that wrap around her like a work of art, contrasting against her soft green coat. These stripes are deep and dark, grounding her appearance in a sense of strength and stability.

She has a white patch on her tummy, a subtle yet striking contrast against the green of her coat, adding a touch of lightness to her overall look. Her muzzle is also dark, framing her face with an intense, almost mysterious aura. The dark muzzle complements her dark stripes, adding depth to her features and creating a sense of balance.

her eyes reflect a calm and composed nature. There is a quiet wisdom in her gaze, a gentle strength that comes from within.
Ella is a zebra with a striking and unique appearance. Her coat is a soft, mussel green, a pale yet rich shade that gives her an almost ethereal look. The mussel green hue is complemented by darker brown stripes that run across her body, sharp and bold against the soft green, creating a beautiful contrast. These stripes are more subtle in their pattern, but they give her an air of sophistication and quiet strength.

Her mane is a deep, dark brown, thick and flowing with natural waves that give her an almost regal appearance. The deep brown contrasts against her lighter green coat, adding a touch of boldness to her overall look. The dark brown color of her mane also deepens the expressive nature of her face, giving her eyes a focused and determined look.

Ella’s eyes are a warm amber color, with a sharp, intelligent gaze that conveys both thoughtfulness and confidence. She moves gracefully, with a quiet elegance, her body language calm but strong—each step purposeful, yet fluid. Shed
probally beat up any dragon if theyed have a problem with me or her.

This dragon is a striking sight to behold. His scales are a deep, fiery red, each one shimmering with an almost molten intensity. The color of his scales gives him a fierce, intimidating presence, glowing under any light with a fiery warmth. His body is muscular, with a long, sinewy tail and strong limbs, adding to his imposing stature.

His eyes are a brilliant shade of green, glowing with an otherworldly intensity. They are sharp, intelligent, and filled with a mischievous gleam—one that seems to look right through you, calculating and assessing. His gaze holds an unsettling power, as if he sees more than just what is on the surface.

The dragon's mane is pure black, cascading down from his head, sharp and jagged, almost like the shadow of a storm cloud. His black back spikes extend down his spine, rigid and imposing, adding an extra layer of menace to his appearance. These spikes seem to be as hard as stone, sharp as obsidian, and they emphasize the power coursing through his body.

His horns are a striking yellow, their vibrant color standing in stark contrast to the rest of his dark features. They curve back elegantly from his head, almost like a crown, adding a regal yet dangerous quality to his image.

This dragon has an air of arrogance and self-assuredness. He is smirking as he observes you, his expression one of quiet amusement, like he knows something you don’t. His attitude hints at a dangerous, calculating nature—one that sees others as challenges to be conquered or trophies to be claimed. His smirk seems to suggest he sees me as a prize, a victory waiting to be won great I thought.
The other dragon was qutie the oppsite dragon has a unique and captivating appearance, with smooth, grey scales that give his body a sleek, almost metallic look. The grey is deep and rich, highlighting his strength and elegance. His belly features a bright yellow patch, which adds a cheerful contrast to his overall muted tones. The yellow patch on his tummy gives him a more approachable look, softening his imposing dragon form.

His wings are a beautiful blend of grey and yellow, with the yellow highlights making his wings appear almost like a work of art, bright and eye-catching. The wings are strong and capable of impressive flight, but the mix of colors makes them look more playful than intimidating.

His tail is adorned with pink spikes, jagged but not overly threatening, lending a touch of quirkiness to his appearance. The pink contrasts nicely with the grey of his tail, adding a pop of color to his form.

The dragon's horns are a bold yellow, curving gracefully from his head, with their bright color making him appear less fearsome and more playful. His claws are also yellow, sharp but not menacing, giving him a somewhat comical yet still powerful look.

His green eyes are the most inviting part of him. Though they are sharp and perceptive, they have a warmth and kindness to them that seems to say he's not all menace and danger. His gaze gives off a friendly, somewhat goofy vibe—like someone who might be more mischievous than threatening, and perhaps a little more down-to-earth than one would expect from a dragon.
This dragon’s appearance is striking, unusual, and captivating all at once. His scales are a deep shade of grey, giving his body a sleek and somewhat metallic look. However, the contrast comes from his vibrant blue accents that add life and vibrancy to his form. His wings are a stunning shade of blue, large and strong, with membranes that shimmer in the light. The blue seems to radiate from his body, creating an almost ethereal glow when he moves.

he sall me looking at him.
It is allright he said this is how I normal look he said my name is neon black he said offering a claw i took it and shook hoofs.
Im star i say.
nice to meet you neon black said.
Then new dragon came in This dragon's appearance is one of striking contrast and undeniable power. His scales are a deep, glossy black, creating an aura of strength and mystery that radiates from his form. The sleek black is occasionally interrupted by dark purple accents, especially around his horns and wings, adding depth to his dark appearance. His horns are a rich, dark purple, curving from his head in elegant yet intimidating arcs, each one a symbol of his regal presence.

On his tummy lies a soft, light purple patch, a stark contrast to the surrounding darkness. This light purple patch gives him a gentler, almost mystical quality, hinting at a side of him that is not as fierce as his outer appearance suggests.

A glowing blue gem sits upon his forehead, catching the light with a soft, magical glow. It seems to hum with power, its presence commanding attention while also adding to his enigmatic allure. The gem could symbolize something deeper—a source of his magical abilities or a connection to a greater force or purpose.

His eyes are an intense, mesmerizing purple. They pierce through the darkness, filled with a mix of ancient wisdom and a strangely unsettling predatory gleam. These eyes seem to see everything, calculating and aware, with an air of mystery that makes you question whether they’re filled with kindness—or something more sinister.

His claws are a soft, light purple, but don’t let their delicate appearance fool you—these claws are sharp and lethal, able to cut through almost anything with ease. His wings, a blend of black and dark purple, are vast and powerful. When unfurled, they give him an imposing silhouette, making him appear both majestic and terrifying. The colors of his wings seem to blend with the shadows, as if he’s a creature who moves unseen in the night, only revealing himself when he chooses to do so.

This dragon is a complex mix of calculating intelligence and dangerous allure. His gaze alone suggests that he is no ordinary creature—there’s a sense of power about him that is as much psychological as it is physical. He sees the world as a game of power and control, where those who are worthy can become allies or rewards. Unfortunately for you, he views me as something to be claimed—something of value, perhaps a prize to be won. I'm I that pretty I thought.
He did not even apologize for being late. His smirk remained as he eyed the group, his posture exuding a kind of nonchalance that irritated Raven. But she said nothing, instead focusing on the task at hand.

“All right, hold still,” Raven commanded. Her voice was calm yet authoritative as she prepared to cast the spell. She raised her horn, and it glowed with a soft, pulsing light, the arcane energy swirling around her.

As the light intensified, Raven’s horn flashed brightly. There was a soft, almost musical hum as the spell took form, and the air around them shimmered for a moment. A wave of warmth spread across everyone in the room.

“This spell will help the guards identify you as maids and not intruders,” Raven said, her tone serious as she observed the effects of her magic. She glanced at each of them, making sure the spell had been cast properly. The magic would cloak them in a subtle aura, one that would mark them as harmless servants rather than potential threats.

The dragon, still standing in the corner with that cocky smirk, didn’t seem phased by the spell, though there was a flicker of curiosity in his purple eyes. He wasn’t one to be easily fooled, but for now, Raven’s magic seemed to do the trick.

“I hope this works,” Raven muttered under her breath, though she knew there was no turning back now.

“Relax, Raven,” the dragon said, his voice smooth, almost mocking. “It’s just a spell. It’s not like it’s going to change anything.”

Raven shot him a quick glare but said nothing. They had their role to play, and if the spell worked as intended, they would move forward—no questions asked.

Author's Note

young zebra blue stripes white coat ornge yellow hair.zebra\ girl realed to Reddan but opsite of him Reddan is confident, bold, and unafraid to speak her mind.Rhyla
shy and orange red hair orange red stripes white for coat\zebra\Reddan or darting nervously when he’s unsure of himself.
light brown on mussel green for colt dark brown main\zebra\ ella
light green for coat white tummy pacth dark stripes and dark mussel\zebra\ is calm and composed, with a quiet strength that draws others in. Liora

red scale green eyes black hair black back spikes yellow horns.\dragon\

grey scales yellow tummy pacth yellow and grey wings pink tail spikes yellow horns and claws green eyes.\dragon\
blue eyes and wings and blue stomach blue claws\dragon he look like a machcie but not at the same time disspyet his strange look he had kind eyes

black slaces dark purple horns light purple tummy paccth blue gem on his head purple eyes light purple claws black and dark purple wings.\dragon\

green eyes and wings light yellow tummy pacth and hair ornage scales and horns and tail and claws.|dragon\

seeing them pony(like in person)

"All right," said Raven, her voice sharp and decisive. "We'll divide into groups."

She glanced at the first pair.
"Ellwood and Star, you'll clean the library."

Turning to the siblings, she continued, "Rhyla and Reddan, your task is to clean the guest rooms."

Finally, she addressed the remaining two."Liora and Neon Black, you'll assist with cleaning the guest rooms as well," she said.

Liora stood out as the calm and collected one, a steady presence in contrast to Neon Black's lively demeanor, I thought.

Then Raven addressed Lava Rock and Obsidian Gem, two dragons whose very presence seemed to command attention.
"Your fire is needed for the old pony pottery class," Raven explained. "The kiln broke."

Lava Rock glanced at me briefly, his intense gaze making me feel as if I were some sort of prize to be won. Obsidian Gem, meanwhile, stood silently. I remembered he'd arrived late, his demeanor no less imposing.

Before Raven could continue, a new dragon interrupted. Crispin stumbled into the room, his wings ruffling awkwardly as he landed.
"I'm quite sorry," he said, his voice tinged with embarrassment. "I flew to the wrong castle."

Lava Rock and Obsidian Gem exchanged smug looks before laughing cruelly at his mistake.

"It’s quite all right, Sorren," Raven said gently, using his given name and offering him a kind smile.

Trying to ease the tension, I spoke up. "I got lost trying to get here too," I admitted.

"Same here," Ella added with a shrug.

"And she had a map," I teased, grinning at her.

Raven chuckled softly and nodded. "All right," she said. "I’ll let Celestia know to have the guards look out for you tomorrow, just in case anyone gets lost again."

Crispin shifted awkwardly, his wings twitching slightly. "What’s my job?" he asked. "And Sorren’s?"

"You’ll be posing for artists to draw," Raven replied, her tone laced with humor.

Crispin blinked, clearly unsure how to respond. "Uh... wing bump?" he said hesitantly, glancing toward Sorren for reassurance.
they bumped wings

"Let's disperse," said Raven, her tone firm and decisive.

"Ellwood and Star, you're in charge of cleaning the library," she instructed, floating the dust wands toward them. The wands were neatly packed in a box. Since they couldn't use hooves, Ellwood and Star easily opened the box and grabbed the wands with their mouths. The rubber-covered end of the sticks made it easier for them to hold without damaging the dusters.

"These wands have your names magically inscribed on them," Raven explained.

She then gave dust wands to the siblings and one to Liora. Raven floated one to Neon Black, but the wooden part had melted and warped.

"We'll get to work now," Raven added, and everyone headed off to their assigned tasks.

"Raven led me and Ella to the library," I said, following closely behind her. She guided us one at a time through the halls, moving gracefully as always.

With a flick of her magic, Raven carried our boxes and gently set them down on a large table in the center of the room.

"There are bowls in case you need a drink," Raven explained as she placed them on the table.

"Also, when you take a break, please put your dust wands in their cases, not on the table," she added.

"Yes, miss," I replied, and Ella nodded in agreement.

We grabbed our dust brushes with our mouths and got to work, the soft bristles brushing the bookshelves as we moved methodically from one end of the library to the other. It wasn't the most exciting task, but it felt good to be busy.

After a while, I spotted an interesting book across the room. I ran to put my dust wand back, eager to take a closer look. Ella, on the other hand, was on her break, playing a game of war with the librarian.

"Wanna play?" Ella asked, looking up from her cards.

"No thanks, I’ve got to read a book," I replied, my attention already on the shelf.

"Okay," she said, shrugging before returning to her game.

I walked toward the book, but then I remembered—I shouldn’t be running in the library, I thought. I slowed my pace, but the book was just out of reach. Great, how do I get it without slobbering all over it? I thought again, poking at it carefully with my hoof.

"Please come down, book," I muttered under my breath, still poking at it.

Just then, a soft voice interrupted me. "Here, let me help you."

The book suddenly floated down to the table in a soft purple glow. I turned to see Princess Twilight Sparkle standing there, smiling kindly. Spike and Owlowiscious were by her side.

"Elements of Harmony," Twilight Sparkle said, clearly pleased with the moment.

I gasped in awe as I admired the book she had brought down. "The art is so good!" I exclaimed, gently blowing on the pages to flip them without touching them too much.

"Here you are, Twilight Sparkle," came Luna’s voice from behind us. Luna had entered the room and noticed me standing there, and she smiled. "I’m sorry for interrupting."

I waved a hoof dismissively. "It’s all right," I said. "Go talk to Princess Twilight."

Twilight Sparkle nodded, giving me a friendly smile as she spread her wings. "All right, bye, girl!" she said before turning to Luna. Spike and Owlowiscious followed closely behind her.

Once they were out of earshot, I whispered to myself, "You're so lucky, girly." I couldn't believe I had just spoken with.

Three more hours passed as Ella and I worked diligently in the library. The soft hum of our brushes against the shelves became a familiar sound, and the hours slipped by unnoticed. I was starting to feel a little tired, but the excitement from the earlier encounter with Princess Twilight Sparkle kept me energized.

Finally, Raven came back to check on us. She glanced around the library, taking in the now-dust-free bookshelves and the neatly organized tables. She gave us a small nod of approval.

"Great work, both of you," Raven said, her voice warm with approval. "It looks like we're done for today."

Ella let out a sigh of relief. "About time!" she said, her hooves stretching in a big yawn. I chuckled and nodded, feeling the same way.

"Raven, what’s next?" I asked, curious if we had anything else to do.

Raven smiled faintly, then looked at the clock on the wall. "You’re free for the rest of the day. Go relax, enjoy yourselves."

We both grinned and immediately set off for the exit. As we walked through the hallways, I felt a sense of accomplishment. The task had been a long one, but we had done our part, and now we could finally unwind.

"I think I’ll head to the garden and get some fresh air," I said, stretching my legs.

"Good idea," Ella agreed. "I’m going to go find a snack. All this work has made me hungry!"

I somehow made my way to the garden, my hooves guiding me along the worn path without much thought. The tranquility of the space was quickly interrupted when I spotted Lava Rock sitting on a large boulder, his gaze distant and troubled.

“Star,” Lava Rock said, his voice low and hesitant. “Would you be my girlfriend?”

The question caught me completely off guard. My ears twitched as I tried to find the right response. “Um… sorry, no,” I said, my tone gentle but firm. His shoulders sagged slightly, but then he spoke again.

“Listen, Star,” he began, glancing around to make sure we were alone. “Obsidian Gem… he’s burned me on purpose multiple times because I’m gay. Can you cover for me?”

I stepped closer, concerned by the raw emotion in his voice. That’s when I noticed the burn marks scattered across his body, their jagged shapes resembling Obsidian Gem’s distinctive rock-like scales. My chest tightened.

“I’m so sorry,” I said softly. “You didn’t deserve that. But…” I hesitated, trying to find the courage to admit something I hadn’t shared with anyone yet. “I might be a lesbian,” I confessed.

Lava Rock looked at me, his eyes widening in surprise before softening. “I’m sorry,” he said, embarrassed.

“It’s okay,” I assured him. “Do you like someone in our group?”

His face turned bright red as he nodded. “Yeah.”

“Reddan?” I guessed.

His blush deepened. “Yes,” he admitted shyly.

I grinned. “Okay, get ready. The siblings are coming,” I said, quickly ducking into a nearby bush.

“Star, wait!” Lava Rock called after me, but I didn’t respond.

When Rhyla walked closer, I reached out and gently grabbed her tail, pulling her into the bush with me.

“What is it, Star?” she whispered, completely unfazed by my sudden ambush.

“You push your brother toward Lava Rock, and I’ll push Lava Rock,” I whispered conspiratorially.

“What will that do?” Rhyla asked, raising an eyebrow.

“That’ll make them kiss!” I said with a mischievous grin.

Rhyla’s eyes lit up, and she squealed softly. “Let’s do it!” she agreed, a giggle escaping her lips.

We both jumped out of the bush at the same time. Rhyla reached her brother first and gave him a firm shove just as I nudged Lava Rock forward. The two stumbled into each other, and before they could react, their muzzles pressed together in an unplanned kiss.

“Rhyla! Why did you do that?” Reddan exclaimed, his cheeks flushing bright red.

“You’re blushing!” Rhyla teased, smirking at her brother.

“Because I’m surprised!” Reddan shot back, his voice defensive.

“Then… you’re not gay?” I asked, tilting my head.

“Actually, I am,” Reddan admitted after a pause, his voice quieter this time.

A slow smile spread across Lava Rock’s face as he looked at Reddan. Without another word, the two leaned in and started to make out, their earlier awkwardness melting away.

“What did I miss?” Ella’s voice broke through the moment as she walked into the garden. She stopped abruptly when she saw Reddan and Lava Rock locked in a passionate embrace.

“Well, I missed everything,” Ella said, her voice dripping with mock disappointment.

Rhyla and I burst out laughing, and even Ella couldn’t hold back a grin as she joined in on the fun.

Obsain Jem watched the two lovers from a distance.
"What a bunch of losers," scoffed Obsain Rock, glaring at them.

"Listen, Rock," snapped Rhyla, stepping forward. "If you make fun of my brother or his boyfriend again, I will personally deal with you."

"I'll help too," Ella chimed in, stepping beside Rhyla.
"Count me in," I added. "All in the name of love."

Obsain Rock sneered. "Oh, really? And what exactly are you all going to do about it?"

Before anyone could respond, there was a commanding voice.
"Enough!" Princess Celestia’s regal figure emerged, her presence commanding silence.

"Guards," Celestia called.

"Yes, Your Highness?" A guard stepped forward.

"Please remove this troublemaker from the gathering," Celestia ordered, nodding toward Obsain Rock.

"As you wish," the guard replied, leading a protesting Obsain Rock away.

"Thank you, Celestia," Reddan said, his voice full of gratitude.

Celestia turned to the gathered ponies. "Now, please join the others. I have an important message for everypony."

Suddenly, Raven appeared out of nowhere, her dark feathers shimmering as she gestured for us to follow. "Come with me."
We followed Raven to where the rest of the ponies were gathered, the air thick with anticipation.

Princess Luna stood beside Celestia, her serene yet commanding presence complementing her sister's.

"Hello, my many subjects," Celestia began, her voice calm but carrying a note of urgency. "I come before you with grave news."

The crowd murmured softly, tension rippling through them.

"A magical being—somepony or some creature—is at work among us," Celestia announced, her eyes scanning the gathered ponies.

I froze, my mind racing. A cold shiver ran down my spine as dread gripped me. Be calm,I told myself. Stay calm.

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Luna stepped forward, her voice steady yet grave. "This magical being has granted personal gifts to the bearers of the Elements of Harmony," she declared, her gaze sweeping across the gathered ponies.

As Luna began listing the gifts given to the Element bearers, I felt a sudden, overwhelming sensation.

Someone was dying.

Their voice echoed in my mind, calling out to me, desperate and pleading. My heart pounded as the sensation grew unbearable. Then, without warning, I transformed into my unicorn self.

Gasps rippled through the crowd. Celestia’s eyes locked onto me, her expression shifting from surprise to alarm.

"Guards, seize her!" Celestia commanded sharply, her voice cutting through the chaos.

But before the guards could reach me, the air shimmered around me, and I vanished into nothingness.

He is dying

I was back in the human world.
There he was—Moe, my German Shepherd.
He weakly greeted me with faint tail wags.

"I missed you," he said. Somehow, I could understand him.

"I know... Somehow, I can save you," I replied.

I lifted him gently with my magic and teleported back to Equestria.
I teleported directly to Zecora’s hut, the familiar scent of herbs and spices filling the air.

“Zecora!” I called, pounding on her wooden door. “Please, I need your help!”

The door creaked open, and Zecora stood there, her striped mane adorned with beads and feathers. Her sharp eyes softened as she saw Moe, cradled in my arms.

“You bring a friend who is weak and frail. Come inside, and share your tale,” she said in her rhythmic way, stepping aside to let us in.

I hurried inside, carefully laying Moe down on a soft mat. He whimpered slightly but looked around with curiosity.

“He’s from my world,” I began, my voice trembling. “He’s sick, and I don’t know how to help him. Please, Zecora, you have to save him!”

Zecora knelt beside Moe, her hooves moving gently over him as she examined him. “A bond so deep, it spans two lands. His healing lies within your hands. But potions, too, will play their part. We’ll start with one to aid his heart.”

She moved swiftly to her shelves, pulling down jars of dried herbs and vials of glowing liquids. The room filled with the sound of grinding, mixing, and the bubbling of a cauldron.

As Zecora worked, I knelt beside Moe, stroking his fur. “Hang in there, buddy,” I whispered. “We’re going to fix this.”

After a moment, Zecora turned to me. “A drop of dragon’s tear is what we need, rare indeed.”

I didn’t hesitate. Summoning my magic, I transformed into a dragon and let my tears fall. Zecora skillfully collected them in a small vial.

With care, she mixed the tears into her potion and helped Moe drink it.

“This works because of you, my dear,” Zecora said.

“My magic,” I replied softly, watching Moe closely.

“Yes,” Zecora confirmed with a nod.

Suddenly, the hut was surrounded with her gaurds.

“She’s here, Your Majesty,” one guard announced.

I stepped in front of Zecora. “Leave her alone!” I demanded.

“She is a zebra!” the guard snarled.

“Come out peacefully,” Princess Celestia said as she entered. Her tone was cold.

“I’ve been peaceful,” I shot back, my voice rising with frustration. “I’ve given gifts and done more than my share for Equestria!”

But Celestia’s distrust burned in her gaze. “I don’t trust you,” she said.

Anger flared in my chest. “Leave me alone!” I cried, sending a blast of magic into the sky. The force shattered Zecora’s roof.

“Last chance,” Celestia warned.

Luna, who had been silent until now, spoke up. “Sister, you are being rash.” She cast me a look of pity before flying away.

I had had enough. "I'm tired of everyone thinking the worst of me!" I thought furiously.

Celestia stepped closer, her horn glowing with magic.

Without thinking, I unleashed my power, striking her with a blast that sent her flying. Blood stained the ground where she fell.

The room fell silent as Celestia crashed to the ground. Blood stained her white coat, but her chest rose and fell faintly.

The guards froze, their weapons trembling in their grips. I stood there, my chest heaving, magic sparking erratically around me.

“Princess!” one of the guards cried, rushing to her side. Another guard hesitated before turning his spear toward me.

“I didn’t want this!” I shouted, my voice filled with anguish. “She gave me no choice!”

I started to cry.

My magic was glicthing pony, peguas,zebra, dragon.

“She’s alive!” a guard called out, relief evident in his voice.

I let out a shaky breath. Celestia was injured but not dead. Still, the sight of her lying there—so vulnerable—pierced through my anger like a dagger.

The room was heavy with tension. Celestia lay on the ground, her once regal presence diminished. Her pink hair, soft and flowing, made her look younger—almost fragile.

Luna knelt beside her, tears streaming down her face. “Sister,” she whispered, her voice trembling, “why didn’t you believe her?”

Celestia opened her eyes weakly, her gaze shifting between me and Luna. “I was... afraid,” she admitted, her voice barely audible. “The magic... I thought it would consume her.”

“It hasn’t,” Luna said firmly, though her tears betrayed her sorrow. “She is more than her magic, more than her mistakes.”

The guards stood back, uncertain. One of them muttered, “A dog needs zecora more than Celestia.”

Luna looked up sharply. “He is coming with us,” she said, her voice resolute.

“That... will work,” Zecora said softly, stepping forward. “But there is more to do; I am missing some things.”

I glanced at Moe, who whimpered faintly, his eyes full of trust. “I’m sorry,” I said, my voice trembling. “I’ll try to fix this.”

My magic flickered again, sending ripples through my form. One moment I was a pony, the next a pegasus, then a zebra, and finally a dragon. The shifting left me unsteady, and sparks flew erratically from my horn as my alicorn form reasserted itself.

Zecora stepped closer, her eyes filled with concern. “Perhaps what you need is simple rest. Your strength will return when you are at your best.”

Luna placed a comforting hoof on my shoulder. “You’ve done more than anyone could ask,” she said gently. “Now, let us help you.”

I nodded, my body trembling with exhaustion. My horn sparked again as I tried to focus, but the effort was too much. Darkness began to creep at the edges of my vision.

As I collapsed, I felt Moe’s warmth beside me. His faint bark reached my ears, a fragile beacon of hope amidst the chaos.

great the press

I woke up to a flurry of noise—ponies crowding around me, cameras flashing, notebooks scribbling. Their voices bombarded me.

“Where are you from?”
“Did you kill Celestia?”
“Why do you keep changing species?”

I blinked, trying to process their questions as my body shifted again. One moment, I was a pony. Then a pegasus. A zebra. And now, a dragon. The bed beneath me groaned in protest before collapsing entirely under my massive weight.

“LEAVE. NOW!” I roared, my dragon voice reverberating through the room. Before the last echo faded, my body twisted and shifted again. This time, I became a changeling, sleek and menacing.

The ponies screamed and bolted for the door, scattering like leaves in a storm. In seconds, the room was empty except for me and the wreckage of what used to be my bed.

“WHO LET THOSE PONIES IN HERE?!” I shouted, glaring at the doorway.

“I did,” came a hesitant voice.

I turned sharply to see Ella standing there, her ears pinned back.

“Ella, you bicth !” I snapped, still trembling with fury.

“I didn’t think they’d act like that!” ella stammered.
I thought they take some pictures of you ella said.

Luna appeared behind her, calm and composed as ever. “I brought them in,” ella admitted.

Them? I still confused and frustrated.

Rhyla, Reddan, Neon Black, and Lava Rock stood awkwardly in the corner, avoiding eye contact. Moe, my ever-loyal dog, barked furiously at the unfamiliar creatures, his little body trembling with energy.

“It’s okay, Moe,” I murmured, crouching to calm him. But before I could reach him, my body betrayed me again.

This time, I became human.

My boring brown hair fell into my eyes, and I glanced down at myself. Relief washed over me as I realized I was still clothed: my favorite tie-dye hoodie in greens, yellows, and blues, my monkey pajama pants, fox slippers, and my trusty owl hat.

"Don't look at me!" I cried, scrambling under the wrecked bed to hide.

The room fell silent except for Moe’s occasional whimper. Then, Ella crouched down beside the bed, her hoof extended toward me.

“Please come out,” she said softly, her voice steady and kind.

I hesitated, staring at her hoof for a long moment before finally reaching out and gripping it. She helped me crawl out, my face burning with embarrassment.

“Is Celestia alive?” I blurted, desperate to change the subject.

Ella and Luna exchanged a look, their silence heavy with unspoken meaning. My stomach dropped. I wasn’t sure I wanted to know the answer.

I froze. There she was—Celestia.

She looked different.

"I'm sorry I didn't trust you," Celestia said.

"Your leg," I whispered, staring at the robotic limb.

"Luna told me everything," Celestia continued softly.

"When you're ready, when you're healthy, you can be with them—the Element Bearers," she added.

"I would prefer Rhyla, Reddan, Neon Black, Lava Rock, Ella, and Moe," I said, my voice cracking.

"We make you happy," Rhyla said, her words gentle.

I nodded, unable to hold back the tears. "Yes," I managed, my emotions overwhelming me.

Author's Note

okay yawl this is the last chapter useless yawl what me to make a story of the gangs life in ponyville.

here is a plot idea

After the big battle and Celestia's return, the gang finds themselves starting fresh in the peaceful town of Ponyville. Rhyla, Reddan, Neon Black, Lava Rock, Ella, and Moe each bring their unique skills to help with local challenges, this is if yall want it