TruthSender

Little Talks Written By Closer-To-The-Sun (Joseph Noblit) It was a very warm and pleasant weekend day in Ponyville. Many of the citizens were relaxing and enjoying their day off, preparing for Hearts and Hooves Day which was just around the corner. In particular, one dragon was preparing for the event with a fire in his heart and in his breath. Spike was moving along through the streets of Ponyville towards a familiar shop, the Carousel Boutique. With a large purple gem being held by both of his claws, he hurried up to the front door. While his anxiety was bugging him quite a bit, he knocked loudly on the front door. He waited for the door

After a little while of countless direction asking Sunny was finally able to locate the local weather station. It was actually right behind the street he lived on, right next to a clock tower. It was three floors tall with a hanger facing the north attached to the building. And as the red weather pony was about to walk into the establishment he was stopped by a rainbow blur. "Stop!" a cyan mare, presumably what zoomed past him, said raising her hoof to Sunny's muzzle, "State your business here at Ponyville Weather Center, we're preparing for the new boss to arrive so no visitors without important business." "That's the thing," Sunny explai

        Celestia watched from her tower, Equestria was being cursed by the Mirror, the mirror Celestia had tried so hard to hide and keep safe. She gazed at the stone figure of Discord in the gardens. There was so much history, so much history that so few knew. It was the story of the Mirror, of Discord, and of the Princess sisters who fought to keep their kingdom safe. ~~~~~~~~~~        In the dawn of time there were five elements, Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Magic. They had created the world and filled it with creatures both good and evil, but they had made a vital mistake. The evil outweighed the good and the lands lay in constant t

What had he done... He looked out over the lands of the ravaged planet. The entire world was completely awry. Large chunks of the land were ripped away, and were floating through the red smoke-filled skies. Cities were completely decimated, and the buildings left behind were either heavily damaged or just the bare structural skeletons of what they were. Bright blue fires continued to spread, engulfing whatever life it reached in the bright azure flames. Volcanoes erupted on a wide-scale, blotting out the sky with a thick layer of dark ash clouds. There was even a lava tornado a thousand miles in diameter that ripped across the land, incinera

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