Just Plain Alone
After a few minutes of wandering around the many passageways inside the dark cave, Starlight Glimmer finally managed to get out of the dark caves. As she walked into the sunlight, she closed her eyes for a moment.
"Wow," she thought, "Today is so bright out now."
After a minute or two, Starlight Glimmer opened her eyes to see that everything is as usual, even though she knew that she is far away from home. "Oh well," Starlight Glimmer said as she started to walk back to her home. When she got back home, Starlight Glimmer's parents were worried about where she was all night.
Starlight Glimmer told her parents about the mysterious caves that she was in last night. After that, Starlight Glimmer decided to go up to her room, knowing that her parents wouldn't believe her, but she didn't care.
Starlight Glimmer's parents did believe her story, but has said nothing to her about that all day. For the rest of the day, Starlight Glimmer thought about what she had seen in the mysterious chamber.
"I wonder why those books were all locked away in the first place?" Starlight Glimmer thought. For the most of her time, Starlight Glimmer had drawn sketches about what she had seen that night. Most of them weren't that great.
"Well, who cares?" Starlight Glimmer said as she continued drawing her sketches. Of course, she was using her magic to control the pencil that she had used to draw her sketches.
At the same time, Starlight Glimmer continued to think about what that chamber was all about. "I wonder if I could go back there and see what it's all about," she thought to herself. She kept on drawing until the sun went down.
That night, Starlight Glimmer decided to go to bed early. The was thinking about two things at once. She was still thinking about her former friend who got her cutie mark and had moved onto Canterlot.
Also, she was still thinking about the mysterious room that was inside the dark cave system. So once again, Starlight Glimmer fell asleep, still thinking about those events. And she would do so for a few more years.