MLP: FiM
The Day Dreamer
Part 2
The young colt was looking out of his window, watching ponies cleaning up from last night's party. The sun was out and the birds were singing, but the events from last night were not forgotten. He left the window and got his vest and hat on and left the room. Before closing the door he looked back into the room. His eyes started to sadden as he looked at everything in the room. After looking around he closed the door and walked out of the inn.
He walked past where the party had taken place, seeing it was almost all cleaned up. He could hear some of the ponies talking about the party and the sudden storm last night, with a bit of fear their voices. They were talking about dark magic or something evil. The colt lowered his head, trying to not make eye contact with anyone.
He walked though the town looking around and taking in the sites that he did not notice from yesterday's crazy tour. After a bit of walking he finally got to the end of town. Looking back, he took a quick look at the town, then turned his head back, letting out a big sigh. He then stood sternly looking down the road that led to the Everfree Forest. "I'm ready," he thought as he took a step forward.
"Hey, Sunstone, wait up." He immediately looked back toward the town a little surprised. At first he thought it would be that pink pony, but instead he saw the purple unicorn galloping up to him wearing a saddlebag. "I have been looking for you all morning," she said as she came up to him. He turned around looking surprised, and tilted his head in confusion.
"What's wrong, it looks like you never saw a pony before." The colt just looked at her for a bit before answering. "It's not that, I just did not expect anyone was looking for me." The purple unicorn looked at his face and smiled, "Well, Pinkie did not do a very good job in introducing us to you and we were thinking that you should have a proper introduction."
He looked at the her a bit confused. "We? You mean there's more?"
"Of course, me and my friends. I saw you feeling uneasy from all of the attention that Pinkie put you in. So after the party my friends and I talked, and we thought you should have another party, but this time just a small party."
"Another party," the colt said, a bit uneasy.
"Don't worry, it will be small. Just you and my friends."
"I don't know, I'm not good with parties," he responded, now looking away.
"It will be okay. Also, I wanted you to help me with getting the party supplies." With that, she turned back to town.
"Help you, why?"
She looked back at the colt, "It will help you feel more welcome, I believe. Anyway, it will be good to get to know you a bit before the party." She then began to walk off toward the town. The colt just looked at her and looked back at the forest, then looked back at the unicorn. He let out a sigh and followed the purple unicorn back to town.