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Part 3 "Well, we've heard about Rarity, Twilight, Rainbow Dash, and Pinkie Pie," Princess Luna said with an entertained smile as she skimmed over her notepad, "That just leaves Fluttershy and Applejack."  She looked up across the table to the only stallion present with them.  "Big Macintosh, would you be so kind to give your account so we can finish this delightful narrative?" "Delightful for you, maybe," Dash muttered under her breath, earning her a silencing glare from Twilight. Macintosh sunk lower in his seat in an effort to go unnoticed; he knew it was impossible to hide his massive frame from everyone, but he was willing to try.

Part 2 "Are you feeling better, Twilight Sparkle?" the Princess of the night asked. "A little bit, Princess, thank you," Twilight allowed, taking a long sip from her glass of water before softly setting it back on the table. At a glance, it appeared little had changed in the appearance of the group in the twenty minutes since Princess Luna had finished relating Twilight's mishap from the night before.  However, closer inspection would reveal an empty plate that once held a sandwich in front of Big Macintosh and bowls of salad ranging from partially eaten to just a few leaves remaining at Fluttershy, Rarity, and Luna's places.  As for th

A Night (to Try) to Remember Part 1 Rarity inhaled deeply, letting the pleasant aroma of her drink fill her nostrils.  The snifter glass gently shifted about, buoyed by her magical aura, and its burgundy contents swirled along the transparent walls.  She tipped the glass to her lips, gracefully sipping its contents in a way that only years of cultured drinking could imbue.  A satisfied smile crossed her lips as the cognac warmed her throat as it drained to her stomach.  She was almost finished with her third glass of the night, which would put her just at her tolerance level for this particular bever

The Light in the Darkness She panted, heart pounding as she stood in the center of town.  She could hear the blood coursing through the veins in her ears, sounding like the roar of a distant ocean.  Her mind was numb, barely registering where she was or that she was covered with a sticky red substance, the pungent scent of copper filling the air.  Her eyes slowly fell to an object on the ground: a stained knife that glinted in the midday sun.  Next to it was a growing red pool.  Her eyes trained on the pool and slowly moved to its source. The deed had been done. ******************** Luna's Moon hung high above Equestria, its gentle ray

"Outback Outtakes" Ayers Rock loomed in the distance, its features accented by the afternoon Australian sun. Not too far away, Monterey Jack kicked up red sand as he ran for all he was worth. "'Trust me' she said, 'I need help' she said, HAH!" he scoffed out loud. "Well, how was I supposed to know that sheila'd set us up for a trap?" his companion, a kangaroo rat, asked as he hopped alongside him, matching his breakneck speed, "Besides, she looked like she was tellin' the truth." Monty laughed and vaulted over a rock, "Jake Flatbush, the only thing you were lookin' at were those big green eyes of hers! Ya've always been a sucker for cute