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- >You awake in your rank bed, the late afternoon sun flooding the windows.
- >It’s been a long time.
- >The bed’s still here, like an old friend…still reeking of your scent.
- >Ol’ Reliable.
- >You roll your body out of the sunken-in mattress, springs squeaking.
- >You put on your week-old jeans and head to the bathroom to wash your…
- >Nothing.
- >You look in the mirror.
- >Your face…it’s starting to become…normal looking.
- >So much has happened in the past months.
- >You can’t focus on that right now, you need to stay ever vigilant, for the threat of danger never takes a break.
- >You quickly slip on your crusty socks and reexamine your face.
- >Your beard…
- >It’s starting to fade, becoming obscured within itself…the lines blurring.
- >You turn on the faucet and grip your razor blade.
- >As a master of blades, you make quick work of your face.
- >You can catch your dirty plunger leaning on the wall in the mirror.
- >The toilet is still clogged from Luna’s glorious grilled cheese sandwiches.
- >They were quite delicious, with the 4 sticks of butter per sandwich and all.
- >Your lips and pants still stained with the buttery goodness.
- >The whiskers below your chin glisten in the bathroom lighting.
- >You finally have a soul mate in this terrible pony world.
- >Speaking of which, you have a date with her soon…better get ready.
- >With a final flick of the razor, you lower it.
- >The work is finally over.
- >The razor hits the sink with a clank.
- >You peer at your reflection in the mirror…
- >It’s hard to make out through the water stains.
- I…have returned.
- >You head for the door and grab your fedora.
- >Luna is supposed to meet you at a restaurant in the town’s square.
- >Everyone in town can’t believe you two are together.
- >To be honest, you can’t either.
- >You are an exotic creature to these ponys; vastly intelligent, dashingly handsome, cunning…
- >You’re artistic, creative, poetic…
- >All in all, you’d consider yourself the driving force in the relationship.
- >The man.
- >Luna is more of a backseat character; she’s disposable at best.
- >You often think about breaking up with her, but she has her benefits:
- >She’s fantastic at playing Haystation 3, even though you often laugh at her for playing an inferior gaming device…
- >Haystation 3 has no games.
- >She makes Rarity jealous. Everytime the two of you cross paths now, and you go on and on about how Luna sends you her OC yaoi comics on your iPone.
- >Often times you shove the photos right in her face to get the maximum effect…the essence of boy love in its purist form.
- >You know she’s jealous by the contorted face Rarity makes, as well she should be.
- >Luna is quite the artist. You guess she’d have to be with spending so much time alone on the moon.
- >As you stroll down the path to the restaurant.
- >Everyone in town is looking at you oddly…they have been ever since your relationship started.
- >You lock eyes with a green mare,
- Pony, kudasai. Out of my way.
- >She scoffs. Gaijin’s can’t understand your perfect pronunciation.
- >Lately you have opted out of using your sword.
- >No, you haven’t gone soft…
- >Luna has taught you that if you are ever in danger, simply kicking another pony in the ribs will easily disable them.
- >To be honest, you can’t believe that you haven’t thought of that yourself.
- >In your eyes, the attack is more personal and therefore more honorable than using a sword.
- >Boy, Luna sure is smart.
- >Well…for a pony.
- >You arrive at the food joint.
- >”McPony’s.”
- >It was your idea. Good food, cheap price.
- >You figure you should treat your lady to something nice for once…make her feel like the princess she is.
- >You find a booth and squeeze yourself into it.
- >After waiting what feels like a whole five minutes, you grow restless and decide to order something for yourself before Luna arrives.
- >You rush to the counter as you see a small family of unicorns enter the restaurant and head for the counter.
- >You peruse the available food. The unicorns behind you are chatting happily.
- >The two small ones want filly meals for the toys.
- >You scoff to yourself.
- >Toys are such a child thing to own.
- >Maybe when they grow up and own action figures, they’ll see how silly they used to be.
- >You slap a few bits on the counter and order a large fry with extra salt.
- >”Thank you, sir. Your order is number 9, we’ll announce it when it is ready.”
- Okay.
- >Silence.
- >Your protruding stomach is still pressed against the counter in front of the register.
- >The stallion is whispering to his wife behind you.
- >You peer back to them,
- Sorry. The service is so slow here.
- >You look back to the cashier who gives a nervous smile.
- >It’s not her fault her coworkers are incompetent.
- >Time passes as you continue to stand there.
- >You notice the door open as someone comes in.
- >Still you stand there.
- >”Uhm..excuse me sir…could we possibly go ahead and order?”
- >The mare asks you kindly. Her voice is a little fluttery but stern.
- >You know that people should speak sternly to each other, a Luna lesson you learned.
- >You put grit in your voice,
- Sure. Just let me move out of the way for you and just let you go ahead of me.
- >You step aside and roll your eyes.
- >”O-okay…thanks…”
- >The mare gives a confused look.
- >They must not be familiar with the rule.
- >With arms crossed, you stare at the cashier as the family orders.
- >She has a lot of money in there.
- >Your eyes avert to the mother mare’s flank.
- >It’s pretty decent is you do say so yourself.
- >Nice and round. You can’t sneak a peek at anything though…
- >The stallion clears his throat loudly at you.
- >The two of you lock eyes as he looks sternly at you.
- >You give him a thumbs-up and a wink, letting him know he did good, but could do better if he applied himself.
- >His face turns confused.
- >Not everyone can be as blessed with naturally good looks as you.
- >”Number 9?”
- >You push your way passed the mother mare to get your fries.
- >You shove your fingers into the greasy box as you make your way to your seat.
- >So delicious.
- >You plop down and devour the golden sticks.
- >Out of the corner of your eye, you see something else yellow…much larger than any fry you’ve ever seen.
- >”Hello dear Anonymous. Enjoying those?”
- >The figure removes the helmet to reveal Luna, clad in a tight leather jumpsuit.
- Luna…what the hell is that?
- >Her face turns sad.
- >”Why it’s…I made this. You drew me that comic about the bride who goes on a revenge spree with a katana. I figure I’d show up as the heroine of the story as a surprise!”
- >Oh. The pseudo-Tarantino manga roughly based off of his Kill Bill movies.
- Well that’s….unique.
- >Luna’s eyes light up,
- >”You really think so? I sewed it myself!”
- >Luna holds up a hoof to show the uneven stitching on the cuffs.
- Pretty good. It’s not exactly like it was in the mov-, I mean manga.
- >Luna’s mouth scrunches.
- >”Awfully sorry, I’ll try harder next time then…”
- Okay.
- >Luna sits next to you and nuzzles your greasy neck.
- >She smooches your furry cheeks as your shovel fries into your mouth.
- >Too much salt.
- >Your wipe your fingers on your jeans.
- >”So Anonymous, what shall we dine on?”
- >You finish off the fries and crush the box.
- I don’t know, I’m not hungry anymore.
- >Luna sighs.
- >”Oh, okay then. Perhaps we shall go for a walk then.”
- >You hate walking.
- I hate walking.
- >The two of you head out into the twilight.
- >Luna keeps nudging you and staring up.
- >”Verily, Anonymous…I say that the stars sure are pretty this evening, wouldn’t you so agree?”
- Meh.
- >You continue walking as you stare at the grass being crushed by your socked and sandaled feet.
- >Luna becomes irritated and uses her magic to bring your head to her eye level.
- >”Look, Anonymous!”
- >Your eyes dart around.
- >You see a wooden stick poking out behind her back.
- What is that thing?
- >Luna looks back.
- >”That’s just my…katana. Wouldn’t you rather look at the stars?”
- Katana? But it’s a piece of wood!
- >You snort some laughter.
- >Luna’s cheeks turn flush.
- >”I know…sorry…”
- >You reassure her,
- It’s okay, Luna. Actually, a wooden katana is called a bokken. Still an effective weapon…for a female.
- >Luna perks up a little more.
- >”Will you gaze above now?”
- >Your eyes go skyward as you can make out a new star pattern.
- >In Kanji characters, Luna has moved the stars to spell out: “Happy 67 Day Anniversary, Anonymous. I love you.”
- Luna…
- >You look at her embarrassed face.
- Thanks. I love you too.
- >You throw your arms around her and give her a quick hug.
- Let’s go home and write some ero-guro.
- >Luna smiles brightly,
- >”HUZZAH!”
- >She leans in and snatches a fry entangled in your beard.
- >”Yes…let’s!”
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