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- >Not nearly as eternal as you thought though
- >Your tired eyes flitter open and the small amount of sunlight filtering through your helmet almost blinds you
- >You can hear birds twittering and singing and the smell of fresh water and grass makes its way to your nose
- >Are you still in the forest?
- >You certainly don’t recall the forest floor being this…soft
- >You groggily sit up and you notice a tiny blanket has been draped across your body and you yourself are situated on a couch
- >That’s…a first
- >You suddenly remember the battle against the strange monster in the woods and your hands go to where the thing stabbed you with its toxic tail
- >It was just above your heart
- >The wound has been…cleaned, treated and covered with a light gauze
- >Impressive work, what with you still being in your Elite Armor set
- >As you push yourself off the couch and get upright you nearly bang your head against the ceiling
- >Wherever it is you are now it’s quite tiny for you
- >You look over your surroundings and see all manner of woodland creatures scampering back and forth
- >Aside from the wildlife the dwelling is lightly decorated, nothing as grand as Anor Londo
- >You can start to make out light humming coming from to far away
- >Best to be cautious you decided
- >If it’s a foe you may be able to get the drop on them, if it’s a ally they might be able to explain some things
- >You quietly, a chore with the armor you wear, make your way towards the source of the humming
- >You come to a doorway and peer around its corner
- >You see a simple kitchen and…the same flying yellow horse from beforehand
- >The moment you see it, it sees you
- >The tray it was holding in its mouth clatters to the floor and it screams in terror before dropping to the floor and cowering behind its pink mane
- >You draw your sword and slowly advance on the creature
- “P-p-p-p-please don’t hurt me!”
- >The horse just…spoke
- >Still not the oddest thing to happen to you
- “I-I-I-I-I was go-going to bring-bring you some sou-sou-soup.”
- >Soup?
- >Indeed now that allow a slight pause in your defenses you can get the whiff of something appetizing
- >You look towards the bowl adorning the floor and see it was a simple vegetable soup
- >You can’t remember the last time you’ve eaten anything, or if you even could anymore…
- >You shake your head
- >What are you thinking? This could easily be a trap of some sort
- >Though…if she wanted you dead you could have done so much faster and easier when you were in the woods
- >No, you can’t afford to trust anyone or anything right now
- >Besides every time you’ve done so before its…ended badly
- >For all involved
- >The small winged equine in front of you continues to whimper and hide behind its mane
- >You sheath your sword
- >You wouldn’t trust this thing, but you’d do your best to get some answers from it
- >With your weapon put away the butter-colored horse steals and peek at you from behind her mane and begins to lessen her shivering
- “You-you aren’t going to-to hurt me…?”
- >You simply nod in response
- “Th-thank you… Uh, um, I-I’m Fluttershy. An-and you are…what exactly?”
- >Fluttershy? What sort of moniker was that? And she was asking YOU what you were? It was as if she had never seen a human before
- >You don’t answer her question anyways. You…don’t speak much
- >Fluttershy started to fidget in place when you didn’t answer
- “Can-can’t you speak?”
- >Again, you don’t answer. This must be hard for her. You don’t speak and she can’t read any of your facial expressions with your helmet still on
- “Uh, well, what were you doing in the Everfree forest?”
- >You shrug. You didn’t know. If you knew maybe you’d tell her.
- >An-And did you…kill that Manticore?”
- >You nodded a ‘yes’ again and Fluttershy’s eyes grew to the size of diner plates
- “I-I-I can’t believe it! Who-Who do you think you are!”
- >Her personality certainly flipped quickly enough
- >But is she honestly surprised? This ‘manticore’ creature would have torn you to pieces if you hadn’t fought back. You don’t go looking for trouble it generally finds you.
- >Though you don’t say it this fact seems to dawn on her and she reverts back to being soft-spoken and meek
- “Oh! Oh, I-I’m so sorry… I guess you didn’t have a choice, but still…”
- >She genuinely looks distraught over the death of that monster even tearing up a little bit
- >You simply don’t understand it
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