This is my first fanfic, so it may not be perfect, but I wanted to give my
favorite MLP Twilight a little fame.
Disclaimer: I do not work for Hasbro or enforce MLP in anyway. I just love MLP, so buy, buy, buy!
Note: This story also includes new addition ponies (Kimono, Minty, Starswirl, Autumn, Rainbow Flash, etc) and also ponies I have just made up (Baby Abracadabra, Tempest.) These ponies are not main characters and only mentioned in passing. And I know this is not entirely traditionalist for MLP works, but it's cute anyway. And I have left out Paradise Estate because Magic Star was stupid to give it away (as much as I like Magic Star.)
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bDangerous Wishes/b
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The sky was a brilliant blue, and the sun shone down on to the rolling green hills. Butterflies fluttered past lush flowerbeds, and a pair of brightly colored doves sang lilting songs, resting on a tree branch. The waterfalls tumbled thick with cool water and white mist. Everything was peaceful in Ponyland. Applejack and Butterscotch were picking berries for their famous Ponyland pie. Rainbow Flash and Bowtie were brushing each other's long, flowing manes. Magic Star and Baby Abracadabra were pulling shiny stones out of the Baby Ponies' ears. Glory and Moondancer were dancing, practicing their special dance called 'The Dance of the Ponies.' Down by the river, near the Crystal Falls, sat Twilight and her best friend, Starswirl. Twilight gazed into the water and flicked back a long purple and white blazed mane. She watched her reflection, an identical pony, stare back at her through the glittering water.
A tiny pony, colored pink, her shiny white spiral horn just past her forelock. Her hooves, a delicate silver, matched the ribbon on her tail. Her symbol (though not reflected in the water), she knew was a set of deep purple stars, adding an extra flourish to her coat. She looked over now at her friend Starswirl, who was much prettier. Starswirl was as a white as moonlight, with a deep flaring pink mane and tail streaked with glittery strands. Her swirling silver and pink star symbol sparkled with the magic pony dust she had been born with.
"Well," said Starswirl, flopping over onto the cushy moss with her, "What would you like to do? We could chase butterflies, or maybe go see Kimono – she's making rainbow paper lanterns for the Starlight Ball tomorrow night."
"I don't know," sighed Twilight. "I suppose."
"Or maybe we could..." began Starswirl again. "What's wrong, Twi?"
The unicorn pawed the ground with her hoof.
"Nothing's wrong. Everything here is perfect. The Ball is tomorrow, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and there are butterflies to chase." Her voice hinted at frustration.
Her friend looked at her quizzically.
"You mean you want horrible stuff to happen?"
Twilight sighed again.
"No," she said, watching a few Sea Ponies splash at the foot of the falls. "I don't. But just once in a while, I just wish something exciting would happen."
Starswirl rose from the bank and muttered, "Be careful what you wish for." But aloud to Twilight she simply added: "Maybe. Why don't we hurry to see Kimono before she runs out of patterned paper?"
Disclaimer: I do not work for Hasbro or enforce MLP in anyway. I just love MLP, so buy, buy, buy!
Note: This story also includes new addition ponies (Kimono, Minty, Starswirl, Autumn, Rainbow Flash, etc) and also ponies I have just made up (Baby Abracadabra, Tempest.) These ponies are not main characters and only mentioned in passing. And I know this is not entirely traditionalist for MLP works, but it's cute anyway. And I have left out Paradise Estate because Magic Star was stupid to give it away (as much as I like Magic Star.)
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bDangerous Wishes/b
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The sky was a brilliant blue, and the sun shone down on to the rolling green hills. Butterflies fluttered past lush flowerbeds, and a pair of brightly colored doves sang lilting songs, resting on a tree branch. The waterfalls tumbled thick with cool water and white mist. Everything was peaceful in Ponyland. Applejack and Butterscotch were picking berries for their famous Ponyland pie. Rainbow Flash and Bowtie were brushing each other's long, flowing manes. Magic Star and Baby Abracadabra were pulling shiny stones out of the Baby Ponies' ears. Glory and Moondancer were dancing, practicing their special dance called 'The Dance of the Ponies.' Down by the river, near the Crystal Falls, sat Twilight and her best friend, Starswirl. Twilight gazed into the water and flicked back a long purple and white blazed mane. She watched her reflection, an identical pony, stare back at her through the glittering water.
A tiny pony, colored pink, her shiny white spiral horn just past her forelock. Her hooves, a delicate silver, matched the ribbon on her tail. Her symbol (though not reflected in the water), she knew was a set of deep purple stars, adding an extra flourish to her coat. She looked over now at her friend Starswirl, who was much prettier. Starswirl was as a white as moonlight, with a deep flaring pink mane and tail streaked with glittery strands. Her swirling silver and pink star symbol sparkled with the magic pony dust she had been born with.
"Well," said Starswirl, flopping over onto the cushy moss with her, "What would you like to do? We could chase butterflies, or maybe go see Kimono – she's making rainbow paper lanterns for the Starlight Ball tomorrow night."
"I don't know," sighed Twilight. "I suppose."
"Or maybe we could..." began Starswirl again. "What's wrong, Twi?"
The unicorn pawed the ground with her hoof.
"Nothing's wrong. Everything here is perfect. The Ball is tomorrow, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and there are butterflies to chase." Her voice hinted at frustration.
Her friend looked at her quizzically.
"You mean you want horrible stuff to happen?"
Twilight sighed again.
"No," she said, watching a few Sea Ponies splash at the foot of the falls. "I don't. But just once in a while, I just wish something exciting would happen."
Starswirl rose from the bank and muttered, "Be careful what you wish for." But aloud to Twilight she simply added: "Maybe. Why don't we hurry to see Kimono before she runs out of patterned paper?"