Telekinesis Part 19

>You rub your eyes, turning down the flame on the oil lantern.
>You've spent the last few hours working tirelessly on your floor plan for Canterlot castle.
>It's kind of irritating that you can't find your way around your own castle.
>To this end, you're designing a new inside for your castle.
>But now it's probably way past your bedtime.
>You blow out the lamp and make your way to your bed.
>You trip over one of your feet, and decide that the floor is fine too.
>Mmmmmm. Carpet.
>You fall asleep.
>The moon sets, the sun rises.
>An errant beam of sunlight smacks you in the eyes, and you awaken.
>You pick yourself up off the floor, and head back to your plans.
>After flicking through a couple pages, you decide that they're probably fine.
>You sweep them up and tuck them under your arm.
>Time to show the Princesses!
>You walk through a nearby wall, and end up in Princess Celestia's room.
>She's not there.
>You exit the room into a corridor, and wander aimlessly until you bump into the door to the tea room.
>You swing the door open.
>The chairs and tables are still orbiting the central table, which is good to see.
>Celestia and Luna are eating breakfast while they fly around the room.
"Hello, Princesses!"
>They speak in unison.
>"Hello, Anonymous!"
"I have something to show you."
>They make their way down to you, taking their breakfast with them.
>You hand over your plans for the castle, and they start looking through them.
"I expect you'll put your best architects and builders and such on the job."
>"Anon, just looking at this makes my head hurt."
"Why?"
>"I'm fairly sure that most of this can't work in regular space."
>"Does that triangle have three 90 degree angles in it?"
>This could be a problem.
"Fine, I'll just have to do it myself."
>You think for a bit.
"Actually, I think I know somepony that could help! Stay right here!"
>You stop being in the tea room
>And start being in Sugarcube Corner.
>Mr. and Mrs. Cake are at the counter.
>They're slightly startled by your appearance, though they recover quickly.
>Must come from working with Pinkie all the time.
"Where's Pinkie?"
>"She's off with her friends today. It's her day off."
"Thank you, Mr. Cake."
>You sprint through the door, and start looking for a pink fluffball.
>The best vantage point would be...
>The waterslide!
>You skip and prance over to the library, and try to enter it.
>The door is locked, but you remember someone told you locks only keep out honest people.
"Fourteen times thirty seven equals four and a bit."
>The door clicks open, and swings ajar.
>You slip in, and head for the window the waterslide connects to.
>You jump through, and slide down the waterslide.
>All the while, you keep a lookout for Pinkie Pie.
>Unfortunately, you haven't found her by the time the slide ends.
"Well, that was a waste of time. What now?"
>You consult your mental to-do list.
>There's a single entry, labelled "Loot dilapidated castle in Everfree Forest"
>Eh. May as well.
>You climb a tree at the edge of the Everfree Forest, and start leaping from treetop to treetop.
>Eventually, this brings you to a large clearing that is mostly occupied by a castle.
>You drop down to the ground, and enter the castle.
>It's a lot more lively than you would've expected.
>Probably stems from the ponies inhabiting it right now.
"Hello!"
>Applejack, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, Rarity and Twilight look at you.
>They look a little surprised to see you, but not very.
>"Oh, hey Anon. We were about to take a break. Wanna come?"
"Sure, why not?"
>"We just have to find Spike."
"Who?"
>So you wander through the castle, getting told who Spike is and looking for him so he can join in.
>You find him a minute later.
>Apparently he managed to open some sort of white vortex thing, and got sucked in.
>The other ponies try to drag him out, and get sucked in themselves.
>Since you don't seem to be affected, you reach in before Pinkie can, and pull the ponies out.
>You drag the line of ponies out of the room, along with Pinkie, and close the door. Firmly.
>You step into the white vortex
>And step out into a bleak city.
>The sky is the color of an old television tuned to a dead channel, and there's a constant drizzle.
>Reminds you of Earth, almost.
>You also seem to be on top of a building.
>You look over one of the edges, and a building at ground level explodes.
>Ponies pour out, alongside some sort of creature with green tentacles.
>No, wait, that's just a prehensile mane.
>She starts cackling evilly. Probably a villain.
>That simply wont do.
>You leap off the building, wishing you had coattails or a cape or something that could flap in the air as you went down.
>You land lightly on two feet and a hand, then straighten to your full height.
>"Ahahahahaha! And who might you be?"
>Damn! Need to come up with a name!
"I'm Seeker! You've met your end, villain!"
>Not sure where that came from, but whatever.
>"Well then, how do you think you're going to stop me, 'Seeker'?"
>You walk up to her, and grab hold of a lock of hair.
>She looks at you, amused, and then you hold the hair still.
>Very still.
>Incredibly still.
>The hair cools to absolute zero, and freezes solid.
>The cold area spreads, getting closer to the villain.
>"No! No!"
>She tries to get away, but you're holding the hair still, so she can't.
>Slowly, her face freezes into an expression of utmost shock and horror, and then the rest of her body freezes too.
>Now you need a witty, ice related one-liner.
"Thank you for working with Seeker Law Enforcement. Have an ice day."
>You crush the hair in your hand, and pirouette.
>The spin leads into an uppercut, which shatters the villain.
>Another white vortex appears.
>You step through the vortex again
>And step out into the room you were in earlier.
>The white vortex calms down into a normal comic book, which falls to the ground.
>You open the door, and the ponies on the other side look relieved to see you safe.
>They start asking questions about what happened, and how you stopped it. You ignore them.
"So what was that about a break?"
>So you're led to a little area, open to the sky while still surrounded by walls.
>There's a little picnic cloth thing laid out in the middle, weighed down at the corners by picnic baskets.
>So you sit down with the other ponies and have a break. Tea and biscuits are involved.
>It's almost singular in how uneventful it is.
>It's over soon enough, though.
>You stop Pinkie as she and the others go to leave.
"The king needs you in Canterlot. Your unique skills are required."
>She gets a serious look on her face, stands up straight, faces you and salutes.
>"As you wish, your highness!"
"Good."
>You grab Pinkie's shoulder, stop being in the Everfree Castle
>And start being in the Canterlot Castle. The center of the tea room, to be specific.
>You and Pinkie jump off the spinning table at the same time.
>Then you both weave your ways through the whirlwind of furniture orbiting said center table.
>You both reach the door at the same time, despite taking different paths.
"Could you find Celestia for me?"
>"Sure can!"
>She zips away in a pink blur, and returns seconds later with the Princess atop her.
>"Here you go!"
>And Celestia gets tossed on the floor.
"So where did you put my plans for the castle?"
>"They're on your bed, Anon."
>Wonderful!
>You prance and skip your way around the castle, eventually arriving at your room.
>Sure enough, the plans are on your bed.
>You scoop them up and hand them over to Pinkie.
"Do you think you can do it?"
>She scrunches up her face.
>"I don't know, Annie. You'd need to be able to do some pretty funky things to build this."
"I'll teach you, then!"