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FluffyHarbinger

Big Smarty 1

Aug 18th, 2012
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  1. Big Smawty
  2. > You are Big Smawty who leads fluffies
  3. > You are a large unicorn, your fluff is red, your mane is black, and you have red eyes
  4. > Your name is Thunder
  5. > Your mommah gave you the name because you were strong and scary
  6. > Sitting on your throne like stump singed black and splinted on the sides by a lightning bolt you watch your herd
  7. > You're not good with numbers but Twig is smart, he keeps track of the fluffies for you
  8. > He has brown fluff, a short brown tail, and a green mane
  9. > Even for a unicorn he is small
  10. > Twig is sitting beside you counting, looking at the field, flowers, bush nummies, and the fluffies eating them
  11. > Twig is good at keeping your herd fed
  12. > He knows when nummies are running low, and makes sure you know too
  13. > "Fundow, da hewd is tuu big, fwuffies nee new nummies soon, hafta weave safe pwace"
  14. > Twig is the only fluffy who calls you by your name
  15. > He's small and weak but brave and smart, you've been friends since you could remember
  16. "Twig, how wong fwuffies haff befow nuu nummies?"
  17. > "Two dawks ow mabbeh fwee, fwuffies haf wotsa mummahs eating nummies..."
  18. > It's true after a big fuzzy munstah attack most of your fluffy boys had big sleepies
  19. > All of the girl fluffies even some fillies barely big enough got special huggies
  20. > The babbehs will make your herd strong again
  21. > But, with no food the babbehs will also have big sleepies
  22. "Fwuffies nee guu to Cowd pwace..."
  23. > Cold isn’t a place or temperature, but another smarty
  24. > He is smart too, and he has lots of nummies he will share with you
  25. > His herd lives at the foot of the big cowd wock
  26. > During the cowd time he visits your herd and you share your nummies
  27. > Now it’s his turn to share
  28. > You haven't seen Cowd in a long time
  29. "Hewd! Wissen tuu big smawty!"
  30. > You bellow like thunder through the clearing
  31. > A few foals make scawed peepee
  32. > The rest look at you eager for your words
  33. > The herd adores you
  34. "Hewd nuu haff nummies soon! Fwuffies nee guu to offa pwace fow nummies! Smawty fwiend Cowd haff nummies! We guu to fwiend Cowd!"
  35. > The herd cheers, several mares cry big happy tears at the thought of returning to their home and seeing their families
  36. > After a day of preparation a pile of food is ready and the fluffies go to sleep early
  37. > In the morning the mares and stallions are loaded with grass, berries, and leaves
  38. "Heewd keep fwuffy mummahs an bebbehs safe on moff, nuu wet mummahs huwty"
  39. > Twig and your boys listen intently
  40. > A young blue unicorn colt however is playing with a pwetty buggie instead of listening
  41. "COWT! WHAT YOUW NAME?"
  42. > The colt makes scared peepee and shivers with is tail tucked and ears flat
  43. > "F-f-f-f-f-fwuffy named gwa-"
  44. "Nuu! Fwuffy name dummy!"
  45. > The colt looks confused
  46. > "Fwuffy nuu name dummy fwuffy name gwa-"
  47. > You boop him on the nose
  48. > "OWIES! WHY HUWT GWAS-"
  49. > You boop him again a trickle of blood flows
  50. "YOUW NAME DUMMY, good fwuffies get good names, bad fwuffies get owies and dummy name"
  51. > He's crying and hugging his face
  52. > "Gwa... d-d-d-dummy sowwyyyy pwease Big Smawty! Nuu wan be Dummy! Fwuffy good!"
  53. "Wissen tu Big Smawty when tawk ow get owies, fwuffies who dun wissen get big huwties"
  54. > "Otay! Otay! Fwuffy wissen!"
  55. > You don't like disciplining the little colt, he's barely big enough to help the herd and it’s his first move
  56. > But, fluffies that don't listen can get biggest owies from bad munstahs and bad nummies can make fluffies sickies
  57. > Fluffies have to listen to their mummahs, daddehs, and smawty if they want to get big
  58. > You sigh and return to oversee the preparations
  59. > The boys are loaded with food and mummahs are ready to roll
  60. > You lead the herd through the forest to the base of big cowd wock
  61. > The journey is perilous
  62. > A stream of cold wawa could make the fluffies sick, and drown foals
  63. > Luckily a tree friend has made a bridge for the fluffies, you should thank the tree friends
  64. > You leave a berry on a leaf for the tree, he's a good tree, good trees get good nummies
  65. > Continuing on your journey the gweat fwuffies are seen
  66. > The largest gweat fwuffies have huge scary horns that look like thorns
  67. > They're a good thing, gweat fwuffies can sense bad munstahs
  68. > The gweat fwuffies flick their little tails as they eat from the top of bush nummies
  69. > They aren't scared and leave you alone, gweat fwuffies are nuu mean but can give biggest owies to fluffies who get too close
  70. > You silently thank the gweat fwuffies
  71. > Then the big bwight begins to get sleepy
  72. > Your herd finds a big tree to hide in
  73. > The trees are being very nice this time, once before the trees were all skinny and gave a bunch of fluffies owies when they went sweepie ontop of fluffies
  74. > But, the trees don't stop a bad stwipe poofy from stealing a foal in the night
  75. > The mummah was too close to the opening and her foal was on her back
  76. > The little paws of the bwack faced poofy grab the foal so quick its squeaks for help are heard too late
  77. > It's desperate chirps are heard being taken far away until they are silenced in the distance
  78. > The mummah is so sad she cries with her only other foal all night
  79. > In the morning fluffies eat some of the nummies you brought
  80. > A bad filly takes some of the red berries and leaves used for gifts
  81. > She gets sorry taiw huwties and has to walk for a while her legs exhausted and her cheeks caked from crying
  82. > She is returned to her mommah's fluff and rides quietly for the rest of the trip
  83. > Soon the big trees become pointy trees
  84. > Now you're in the land of Cowd
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