My Little Dashie- Alternate Ending

by RamboPilot

Rating: teen
Tags: Rainbow Dash, Tragedy, Gore, Slice of Life, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Alternate Universe, Sad, Other
Length: 3676

What if the government found Dashie and wanted her for their own purposes? This.

My first fanfic. I know there are errors and I accept that. I also know it was a little rushed.

The government wants to experiment on RD and take her from her father. He will stop at all costs to prevent this from happening.

Published 2012-02-07 21:28:29 UTC
Last updated 2012-02-07 21:28:29 UTC

Act I

Now Dashie had just created a sonic rainboom and, I felt like I better get home before the someone showed up. It had been four years since I'd first brought her home so I could make her a cake. 45 minutes later, I heard a knock on the door. I told Dashie to hide and she did. I walked over to the door and two men in black business suits and dark glasses stood on the porch.

“Who are you?” I asked them.

“FBI,” Said the man on the left, “We've traced the incident, which has caused a lot of panic,to your house here. Where's the drone? We know you did it.”

“Do you have a warrant?”

“Yes,”

I knew I was screwed now. Not only me, but also Dashie, who I cared so much for, just because some guys think they can barge in her and take the only thing I care about! Who did they think they were?! Well, that's kind of a dumb question because they know who they are, but that doesn't matter. I ran off down the hall and grabbed Dashie.

“We've got to get out of here!”

“Why?”

“They're on to us. Let's go!”

“Who?”

“The Government!”

“What?”

“Let's just go!” I said, running out the back door. A black helicopter was orbiting the house already and turned towards us and went in our direction. The men at the front door had already gotten to the back door as I stumbled over the fence.

“GET DOWN ON THE GROUND!” I heard from the megaphone on the helicopter.

I ran down the sidewalk with them all following me. A black SUV rounded the corner ahead and started driving my direction.

“Dashie, fly away. Now.”

She obeyed. She took off and the black helicopter noticing her for the first time, turned around and attempted to keep up, but the chopper couldn't keep up as she did another sonic rainboom. I was proud of her- but then I remembered the SUV. Two men in S.W.A.T. Gear with assault rifles jumped out of the back.

“GET DOWN ON THE GROUND!”

I put my hands in the air, but Dashie flew back at full rainboom and knocked the helicopter out of the air, making it crash right into the SUV.

“Dashie, you made me proud.”

It was the next day and we were in a second story room of a motel, in the outskirts of the city.

“Daddy?” Rainbow asked.

“Yes?”

“Why are they after us?”

“I.... Don't know.”

“Do they want to hurt us?”

I couldn't answer that. I think they just wanted to steal Dashie and experiment on her. I turned on the TV to change the subject and sure enough, the helicopter crashed into the SUV was on the screen.

“.... And 4 agents are confirmed dead.”

I turned off the TV. People were dead now. I had done this. Why? Because I didn't want them to get to Dashie. I realized something- they wouldn't stop. No matter what. I would have to protect her. I would have to get her home. Somehow. They would not stop, especially since now they know who and what she was. I needed time.... time to think of what to do next. It was 8 AM. What could I do?

I heard police cars with sirens blaring drive right into the parking lot. I knew I would have to move on now. They would find me and Dashie here....

I couldn't let them. My thoughts were cut off by that standard megaphone line that I'd heard more since yesterday then I'd ever wanted to. “STEP OUT OF YOUR ROOM AND GET DOWN ON THE GROUND! WE HAVE YOU SURRONDED YOU CAN'T RUN!”

I lifted the blinds up a little. I could see a volley of police cars outside with lights flashing and officers with their guns resting on their doors. I looked at the back window. I had an idea.

I ran to the window and opened it up. It was barely large enough for Dashie and I to squeeze through. I fell 10 feet to the ground. I brushed my self off and we ran. I heard the officers slam their doors shut and drive off. They would find us. I knew that. I heard the sirens closing in. I told Dashie to take off. I said “I'll be OK.”

She trusted me and flew off. I immediately felt horrible. What if I died? She would always think of me and be sad forever. No. I would live. I was going to overcome this. I saw an older sedan parked in the parking lot ahead. I didn't want to steal it, but I had to. I picked the lock with a piece of scrap metal and hot wired it. I drove out of the lot 5 minutes later inconspicuously. They would never find me.

It was a week and a half later. I was still looking for Dashie. Where could she be? I noticed blue and red lights glaring in the rear view mirror and saw a police car behind me. I was driving just fine. The plates. Of course. They had tracked the license plates. I floored the accelerator. The police car followed seamlessly.

Five minutes later, half a dozen police cars and a helicopter were behind me. I couldn't believe what was going on. I had to escape. I headed for the highway. It was 5 PM and rush hour was starting. I drove down the emergency lane on the right shoulder and floored it. The helicopter was still behind me, as was one of the cars. I smashed of the interstate at the next exit, drove into a parking garage, once I reached the third layer I received a shock.

I found Dashie. Then I saw what was happening. There was two men in suits loading her into a black van. I rammed the van. I stopped the car, punched one of the men in the face, and he was immediately out cold. I punched the other one down also.

“Hello. My little Dashie,” I said.

“D-daddy?” She asked, obviously shaken.

“Yes, it's me.” I said, just glad to see her.

“GET DOWN ON THE GROUND!”

More police cars and a S.W.A.T. Van were in the garage, with several men pointing guns at me. This wasn't good. Definitely it wasn't good.

I put my hands up and got down on my knees, luckily, they couldn't see Dashie. Who was obscured from their vision behind a support pylon. They walked over and handcuffed me, but one looked over and somehow saw Dashie.

He had a confused expression on his face and pointed the other men to her. I knew we where dead now. We wouldn't get away this time.

I woke up in a large room with floodlights blinding me. I looked around, and the first thing I wondered was where Dashie was.

The agent walked towards me. “Well, what do yo-”

“WHERE'S DASHIE!?”

“Uh... who?”

“ The blue pegasus, where is she?” I asked, more calmly.

“She's being... tested..”

“WHAT!?”

“I mean... Uh-”

I tripped him as he walked by me and snapped the zip tie that held me to the chair. I ran off as alarms started blaring. I was holding the agent's pistol and key card and was running through the building, looking for her. After about 15 minutes, I found a door that looked promising. I swiped the card in front of the door and the lock turned green. I opened the door, walked in and saw some cables hooked up to Dashie.

“HOW DARE YO-”

“Well, well,” A man interrupted. He looked like an evil scientist as he turned around in his chair.
“You're the man who was in possession of this weird...” He made hand gestures to prove his point of how weird she was. Yep, definitely insane. “Anyhow, how did you graft her DNA? Talking, the ability to fly, at high level intelligence-”

“I didn't”

He looked surprised. “Well, then did some other scientist hire you to raise her as an experiment?”

“No,” I replied to him.

“THEN WHERE DID SHE COME FROM!?” It was his turn to rage.

“I don't know. I found her in a box on the street one day.”

“Your useless...” He muttered.

“What?”

“We can achieve unimaginable greatness with this... 'project',” I was now angry, “And you have nothing! Lets get dissecting!”

I didn't wait for him to start. I punched the him hard in the face and we were breaking out. I opened the door to a warehouse full of vehicles. I took a simple black SUV and drove off. I looked behind me to see a base in the side of a mountain. How did no one notice this?

Where would we go? Where could we go? Where were we?

I needed to know. We could survive. I could find a safe place for Dashie. I hoped I could, anyway. I drove as fast as the vehicle would go in silence. The speedometer read 120.

“Dashie,” I asked, “Are you OK?”

“They hadn't started the experiments yet.”

I breathed a sigh of relief- but my relief was cut off by a missile exploding twenty feet from the car. I heard a helicopter closing in. Not this again. I was forced to drive off the road and onto a field. The helicopter started firing its minigun at us. I cocked back the pistol I had in my hand. I opened my window and shot at the helicopter. Unfortunately, nothing happened. Another missile fired, hitting much closer this time. I looked over at Dashie, to see she was unconscious from either the shrapnel or the shock wave. I was beyond mad now. No one hurts Dashie! I wasn't going to let him live, that was for sure.

Jumping out of the SUV I searched for anything I could destroy the helicopter with in the back of the vehicle. I found a rocket launcher. This was going to be good. I was going to get my revenge.

I walked over to Dashie seconds after I'd turned that helicopter into a pile of scrap metal. She had a major injury in the chest. I knew I needed to help her, but how? I saw an old pickup driving past, but I ignored it. I picked her up and cradled her in my arms. I was crying.

“No...No...”

“Sir,” A man got out of his pickup and was running over to me, presumably because of the crashed helicopter and bruised SUV. “What is going on over here?”

“Uh...” I hid Dashie behind the remains of the car.

“What is that?” he asked, referring to Dashie.

I knew I couldn't hide it from this man.

“Is that,” He gasped thinking it couldn't be possible “ A pegasus? Or am I insane?”

“Uh... Yes.”

“But those don't exist except in ancient mythology,”

“Apparently not.”

“OK then, what is wrong?”

“She's hurt”

His eyes widened. He knew I was telling the truth now. He walked over and gawked in bewilderment.

“What happened to her?”

“Shrapnel.”

“Good thing I'm a doctor,” The man said, taking my edge off a little bit. “This is a bad one.” He walked over to his truck and pulled out a white plastic box. Suddenly, however a Jeep with a machine gun on top speed down the road and stopped right in front of him, floodlights on full glare. The passenger got out and walked over towards the wrecked helicopter assault rifle in his hands.

He looked behind the car and saw Dashie and as he was about to run back to the Jeep, I shot him down. The machine gunner shot in my general direction as the driver walked over to me with his assault rifle. I shot him with the other rifle, and shot the gunner right off the jeep.

“What was that?” The doctor asked.

“I had to protect her.”

“Those were U.S. Army,” he pointed out.

“I know,” I replied back to him, “They want her, they will stop at nothing until they have her.”

The doctor just walked over and continued helping Dashie, to my surprise.

“I feel sorry for you,” He understood my problem, “I wouldn't let them live if they wanted someone that close to me dead or alive either.”

At midnight we arrived at a rest stop, Dashie and I got out and looked at a rest stop sign. Great, we were in New York. I walked over to the battered SUV from the roadmap.

“What are we gonna do?” Dashie asked me.

“We're gonna find someplace to hide.”

“How are we gonna do that?”

I put the key in the ignition, thinking about her question, the car just stalled. I turned the key again. Nothing. I heard a car pull off the highway and into the rest stop. I got out of the car, telling Dashie to stay still, and noticed it was another government vehicle, with red and blue lights flashing. Uh oh. They'd found us. I grabbed my assault rifle. I shot a burst through the windshield. The driver slumped and the other passengers, in body armor, got out and opened fire. I hid behind the SUV and shot one down.

“RUN! Dashie, RUN! GET OUT OF HERE!” I opened the door on my side of the vehicle, and she flew off towards the forest.

One of the men hid behind the car and said some things into the radio. A helicopter flew overhead towards the forest almost immediately. I shot another burst at them, but it didn't hit any of them. I felt a pain in my shoulder. I looked and saw I'd been shot. I fell over backwards, and tumbled into a stream.

Two AM. That's when the vehicles pulled into the parking lot to confirm that he was dead. The helicopter had landed an hour earlier with 'Romeo Delta' on board. Dr. Johnson already had the subject in the lab. He was considering starting the dissection immediately, or to learn more about this...this... thing. His assistant walked in.

“The man.... is dead.”

“So we have time to figure this thin- oh sorry 'Romeo Delta' out?”

“Apparently,” The man shrugged.

That was it- we would have to figure out this thing's habits before they dissected it, after all, there was just one.

I woke up in a hospital some time later, it was around 6 PM. Two police officers stood in the room. “Do you remember who shot you?”

“W-what?” I asked.

“Do you know who shot you,” the officer repeated.

“Some men, who were taking something from me.”

“So, what did they want?”

“I,” I stopped myself, I couldn't tell them, “Don't know.”

“You better get some rest,” a nurse told me. I was asleep again within seconds.

December 19th, 2015, Subject 0114, Subject Designation; 'Romeo Delta':

The subject is still stable. Subject's habits include asking questions about subject's “father”. The subject appears to be not at mature age as of today. The subject's DNA contains chromosome structures that we do not recognize. The DNA does indicate, however, the subject's gender is female. The age is around nine years. We cannot verify as of present where the subject originated. However, we do know that this level of genetic splicing does not exist. We have no further proof of origin. We will attempt to learn as much about this specimen as possible before dissection. We have orders to wait up to 90 (ninety) days before dissecting this specimen.

I had no idea how long it was since I got to the hospital. I asked the woman at the front desk.

“March 12th,”

I had been out for nearly three months. I had no idea what to do now. I figured I would have to find Dashie, after all, she'd been on her own for three months now. Uh oh. I had to find her now. She couldn't have survived on her own that long-they probably had her. I immediately tried to remember where the base was.... in the side of a mountain! I had to get there as soon as I could. But just then news crews seemed to come out of nowhere and started taking my picture, and asking me questions. Great. How was I supposed to find her now? A gray sedan pulled up and a man in a suit got out.

“New York Police Investigator,”the man said flashing his badge, “Come with me.”

The crews backed off and I reluctantly stepped into the car. The man immediately pulled out a
revolver and pointed it at my chest.

“You should be dead. Well, neither you or your creation won't live much longer.”

oh no. I grabbed the door handle and slammed myself to the pavement avoiding the bullet and saving my life. I rolled over to the sidewalk and the man kept firing. I ran through a crowd as a police officer ran through the crowd and shot him dead with his pistol. I had hidden myself well in the crowd, but one thing was clear, they knew I was still alive and they wanted me dead at all costs. I would have to rescue Dashie, they no doubt had her. I thought about the helicopter that flew by the night I was shot.

I hailed a taxi. I pulled the driver out and drove the cab quickly out of the city. I knew I would have to get her back on my own. The police might soon figure out who I really was, if they didn't already. I saw four police cruisers in the rear view mirror. Great. Another police chase. A helicopter flew over head, at a high altitude. I remembered what the man said. “...your creation won't live much longer...” I would have to get there fast. They would no doubt kill her. A bullet flew through my windshield.

March 12h, 2016, Subject 0114, Subject Designation; 'Romeo Delta':

Six days until we are ready. Subject has been exhibiting rapid growth, but we have not received an extension for research. We believe this subject may have emotions. We will need an extension time period of research. We can't get much research in between 3-12 and our 3-18 deadline. Status is normal. No major changes since 3-11. Two millimeter height increase, excessive wing flapping, and increasingly depressed moaning, this indicates a probable understanding of impending death.

I stammered out of my daze. I slammed the accelerator to prevent the police, still at my tail, from taking me down. I weaved in and out of the near gridlock traffic to try and escape the city. I saw a way out- and I took it.

It was a bout five days before my now completely destroyed Crown Vic taxi sputtered to a halt conveniently around five hundred feet outside the base entrance. Close enough, I thought. I would have to sneak in. I crawled through the bushes towards the base. Forty minutes later, I lifted part of the fence up, and crawled through. I saw a guard's feet from the other side of the fence. I pulled him to the ground, covered his mouth and used his own knife against him.

Five minutes later, I was walking inside the base in the guard's uniform. I opened a door to the main hallway. Two scientists were talking to each other “-And they gave us approval to start immediately! I can't believe they let us start nearly a week ahead of schedule!”

“But we can still learn more from he-the specimen.”

“Don't get to in love with your science.”

I knew something weird was going on here, so I followed them. They walked through a door and pressed a button and it opened a several chamber room.

“Uh... We're supposed to be alone in here, you can't come in,” The older scientist said.

“OK,” I replied.

I paced around the hall as if I had purpose for at least twenty minutes. I then heard terrible noises coming from the door at the end of the hall. I swiped my key card on the latch and the door opened. Unfortunately, the other guards had caught on to what was really happening just as I opened the door. Bullets shot down the hallway at me, slamming into the metal door behind me. I shot my rifle back in response. I swiped my card on the next door, the door behind me closing as I walked in.

The sight on the other side wasn't something I was prepared for, or would ever be. I saw Dashie, strapped to a table, with men in hazmat suits cutting into her with surgery knifes. I saw her guts on a table. This was bad. They were already cutting into her.

That's it, I thought, They're gonna pay.

I used my rifle to shoot one of the men. Another man grabbed a pistol from a table and pointed it at me. I shot him down quickly also.

“DASHIE! Are you OK?!” I yelled, scared in this situation.

No answer. Uh oh. “Dashie?”

She coughed up blood. “D-daddy?”

“Let's get you out of here.”

I heard a ding and pointed my rifle at the door. A wave of guards hidden behind riot shields entered the room. They pushed me down to the floor with their shields. I shot the rifle up at the man who knocked me down. The others all pointed their guns at me. I knew I was dead. I saw them pull their triggers but then a solider said “WAIT!”

The lowered their guns, and looked at him. “The hell is this?” he said pointing at Rainbow Dash. I felt relieved. Most of these men had no idea what was going on. I explained the situation to them. They laughed. Not really surprising. However, it turned out two of them were bronies, and they helped me try to stitch her back up. She was going to die. There was nothing we could do.