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Clouded Rainbows- Chapter 5 updated 3-23-2015

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  1. >It was now morning and you woke up with Rainbow Dash on top of you
  2. >She was snoring and there was quite a bit of drool wetting you
  3. >This is both adorable and a little gross
  4. >You pull her off of you go and got to fuel up the boiler for your shower
  5. >These ponies are already fairly light, pegasi more so
  6. >You reckon that she can’t weigh more than fifty pounds
  7. >When you get to the bathroom, it smells a little musky and like oats
  8. >Rainbow must have used it while you were out
  9. >You leave the door mostly closed
  10. >Part way through the shower, Rainbow asks if she can join you
  11. >Nothing major happened
  12. >She only looked at your dick a few times
  13. >You hopped out of the shower, but she stayed for a few more minutes
  14. >Must not be feeling it
  15. >You’re mostly done getting dressed by the time that she finishes
  16. >”So my brother should be getting to the station at around 6, can you and Fluttershy head over there to meet him in case I’m not off by that time”
  17. “Sure, but why Fluttershy?”
  18. >”She’s the only one of my friends whom he knows well, they’ll know that you’re waiting for me”
  19. >That makes sense
  20. “So are you heading out right now?”
  21. >”Naw, I’m going to go invite Scoots to dinner later, wanna come with?”
  22. >Well it’s not like you have anything better to do
  23. >You slip your shoes on, give Duster some food, and head outside
  24. >A few minutes later, you arrive at a building with some obvious maintenance issues
  25. >There’s a sign over the door
  26. “Equestrian Foster Family – Ponyville Branch”
  27. >She lives in foster care
  28. >How much can this one filly have on her platter?
  29. >Once inside, Rainbow Dash approaches a mare sitting at a desk
  30. >She just looks up at Rainbow and speaks into a pipe
  31. >”Scootaloo, lobby now”
  32. >Must be some kind of intercom
  33. >Shortly after, the orange pony trots down some stairs and into the lobby
  34. >Her face changes from annoyed to exited when she sees you two
  35. >Or maybe just Rainbow
  36. >”You’re both here!!”
  37. >Well that brought you up a bit
  38. >Rainbow Dash ruffles the young pony’s mane before talking to her
  39. >”My brother and his husbando are coming over later and there’s room for one more”
  40. >Scootaloo looks at the mare at the counter
  41. >She just looks at the three of you and says
  42. >For some reason, she keeps looking back towards the place that she came from
  43. >”Curfew is at 9:30”
  44. >The little filly is so excited that she begins jumping
  45. >The counter mare yells at her to stop
  46. >What a bitch
  47. >Scootaloo speaks
  48. >”So what cool things are we off to doing right now?”
  49. >Rainbow lowers her head
  50. >”Sorry Squirt, I’m already running late for work, I’ll try to make it up to you some other day”
  51. >Rainbow Dash says her goodbyes and she’s off
  52. >”Well I’m off, catch you two later”
  53. >Scootaloo made a bleh type of noise as Rainbow kissed you on the lips before heading out of the door
  54. >Now it was just you and the girl
  55. >Scootaloo looks genuinely disappointed that she can’t go out, and by the looks of this dump, you can’t blame her
  56. >Time to save this little pegasus’s day
  57. “Actually Scootaloo, I don’t have anything going on today. Maybe you would like to do go out”
  58. >She looks a little better
  59. >Another look reveals what might be nervousness
  60. >That can’t be it
  61. >Why would she be nervous?
  62. >She’s normally fairly comfortable being around you
  63. >”Well you’re kind of cool too Mr. Anon”
  64. >At least it’s a compliment
  65. >”I just need to grab my stuff really quick”
  66. >In a flash she’s gone
  67. >A few minutes later, she hurries into the room and begins trying to rush you
  68. >”Well, we’re not getting any younger here so let’s hurry up and go outside”
  69. >That was weird
  70. >She was right though, there’s no use in standing around with our thumbs and hooves up our asses
  71. >You were standing outside with Scootaloo
  72. >She brought her trademark scooter
  73. “So, what do you feel like doing?”
  74. >”Let’s go to the park!”
  75. ”Sounds like a plan, do you mind if we go to Sugar Cube Corner first? I’m feeling pretty hungry”
  76. >She gives you a slightly annoyed look
  77. >”Fiiine”
  78. >You two begin your treacherous journey to the bakery
  79. >Not really, Scootaloo hops up on her scooter and rides alongside you
  80. >When you get there, you order the usual strawberry cheese muffin and a vanilla shake
  81. >Scootaloo doesn’t order anything
  82. “You’re not getting anything?”
  83. >She shakes her head
  84. >”I’m not really hungry”
  85. >A roar coming from her stomach contradicted her statement
  86. “Don’t worry I’ll pay for you”
  87. >An hour and a half later you began to regret saying those words
  88. >Eight cupcakes, six brownies, five pieces of cake, four slices of blueberry pie, and two chocolate milkshakes
  89. >You can’t believe how something so small managed to chow down like Korean at a hotdog eating competition
  90. >Scootaloo has a fairly satisfied look on her
  91. >She looks adorable and it was pretty damn awesome watching her devour all of that food
  92. >Maybe it’s not all that bad
  93. >Are all pegasi these big of fatasses?
  94. >You’ll have to see how much Fluttershy can eat some time
  95.  
  96. >Mrs. Cake brings by the bill
  97. >After tallying everything up, it came out to 93 bits
  98. >There goes your stereo money
  99. >You go to the counter and manage to pay 71 bits
  100. >Mrs. Cake just put the rest of the balance on your tab
  101. >On your way back to the table, you see another filly approaching Scootaloo
  102. >Oh shit, it’s Jughead, this time without her equally bitchy partner
  103. >You slowly make your way to the table, trying to overhear their conversation in the process
  104. >”Not even your blank flank friends want to hang around you anymore. Only thing that even likes you is that stupid ape”
  105. >Scootaloo’s eyes are watery
  106. >This bitch is getting it
  107. >"That's why you'll never be anything more than just a crippled, blank-flanked dyke"
  108. >Just handle it like a responsible adult
  109. >You calmly walk up and say
  110. "There a problem here?"
  111. >"Oh look, it's the chimp”
  112. >If there was one thing that pissed you off more than these ponies pounding at your door, it was the xenophobia and racism
  113. “That’s not my name, but since we don’t really know eachother, I’ll let it slide this time” >
  114. >That wasn't exactly true, you remember Rarity mentioning something about the filly's conception being the result of her dad knocking up a prostitute and it being the talk of the town for a several years
  115. “ I don’t know what you feel like Scootaloo did to you, but whatever it was, it couldn’t have been bad enough for her to deserve having those things said to her”
  116. >”Ooo ooo AAAHHH!!!”
  117. >That’s twice now
  118. >Scootaloo is looking a bit embarrassed
  119. “Look, I’m just trying to be mature about this. Can you apologize to Scootaloo? I get that kids will be kids, but there’s a point where it’s a little too much, and I think that you have passed it”
  120. >She ignores your please
  121. >Instead she calls out
  122. >”Can I get some bananas over here? This poor monkey’s trainer forgot to feed him”
  123. >Some ponies begin to look at the three of you
  124. >Take deep breaths Anon
  125. >She starts to laugh
  126. >”Wait, I think that I might have one”
  127. >She knocks over a trash bin
  128. >On the ground is a gross looking banana peel
  129. >”Eat up, you too blank-flank”
  130. “Do your parents know about your behavior?”
  131. >”My dad says that because we’re rich, we’re better than stupid aliens or worthless foster foals”
  132. >With her biggest shit eating grin she points to Scootaloo
  133. >"Of course, if my daughter was like that piece of shit, I'd off myself too"
  134. >You can't believe what you just heard
  135. >You look at Scootaloo
  136. >She looks absolutely devastated
  137. >Time seems to slow down to a snail’s pace as rage seems to overtake your body
  138. >This was probably the worst thing that you have witnessed come out of something’s mouth since you’ve been here
  139. >And you’ve dealt with fire breathing dragons
  140. >It was like something that you would only see on the internet
  141. >This was going to be damaging
  142. >Not for you, years on internet forums and message boards taught you to spit the same amount of fire back, and to just walk away from it all if it really starts to get under your skin
  143. >The orange filly however would be completely defenseless
  144. >They didn’t have any computers in this hick world
  145. >Not to mention that today would probably be used as ammo for teasing tomorrow or on another day
  146. >You decided to end this here and now for the sake of your companion
  147. “I wonder if your father knew what an unpleasant bitch of a daughter he would make when he busted into that crack whore’s torn up cunt”
  148. >The salt does its job as the bitch struggles to for a sentence like a fish struggles to breathe on land
  149. >Her once joyous expression and tone had been completely replaced by shock and offense
  150. >”What did you saaay to me?”
  151. >One of the restaurant goers calls out
  152. >”Waitress, can I get some popcorn?”
  153. “You fucking heard me, or is that stupid hat of yours cutting the circulation to your brain?
  154. >She grits her teeth and opens her mouth, but you cut her off
  155. “Speaking of which, you seem awfully proud of a mark that says that you are of no value to society. Have fun swallowing loads just to feed yourself, it’s what your mother should have done with you”
  156. >The pink pony is just standing there, mouth agape
  157. >She wants to say something, but is unable to
  158. >She runs out of there without so much as a word
  159. >You look around
  160. >Ponies are looking at you, asses on the edge of their seats
  161. >When they see that you weren’t having it, they pretend to do other things
  162. >You take your seat and look at Scootaloo
  163. >She had stopped crying, but she still looks a little hurt
  164. “You alright?”
  165. >She doesn’t say anything
  166. >Instead she leaps onto your face and pulls you into her body
  167. >Her front hooves are around your head, her hind ones are right beneath your arms
  168. >She begins to squeeze and you wonder if you’ll ever know the pleasure of breathing again
  169. >With this filly on your face, you seem to recall the facehugger scene from the movie Alien
  170. >Right when you think that you’re going to run out of air, she hops off
  171. >”TThanks for that”
  172. >Through her drying tears, you can see how happy she is that you’re with her right now
  173. “Come one, let’s get out of here”
  174. >You and the filly clean your mess and head for the door
  175. >As you leave, the spectators applaud you for defending the poor girl
  176.  
  177. >The second that you step outside, you are drenched in rain
  178. >You forgot that Rainbow told you that the weather team had planned a downpour for the day
  179. >So much for the park
  180. >You try to think of where to go now
  181. “My house isn’t too far from here, we could get dried up there
  182. >Quickly, the two of you run to your house
  183. >When you get there, you take your shirt off
  184. >It’s drenched
  185. >You had taken off the blazer that Rarity waterproofed and used it to cover Scootaloo’s scooter
  186. >You tell her to make herself at home while you take care of some things
  187. >She leaves the scooter an empty corner and plops herself on your couch, her wet body giving little regard to the furniture
  188. >Something peculiar catches her eyes
  189. >You go into the kitchen and put some hot chocolate on the stove, then you go into your bathroom and grab two towels
  190. >When you get back to your living room, you see Scootaloo struggling with a small, white rectangle
  191. >It seems that she has found your IPhone
  192. >Better catch her before she breaks it
  193. >You quickly move in and make your presence known
  194. >She’s surprised to see you and accidentally knocks the phone off of the table
  195. >It falls to the ground, and onto the rug that you had underneath
  196. >You let out a silent sigh of relief
  197. >Good thing that it wasn’t Sweetie Belle that you were dealing with
  198. >”Hey Mr. Anon, what’s with this weird looking mirror?”
  199. “Oh, that’s not a mirror, it’s actually”
  200. >You struggle to finish that sentence
  201. >What would you have to compare it with?
  202. >This world had cameras, though they were fairly rare and most of them were pretty awful
  203. >A music player was your other bet, seeing as they had record players here
  204. >”It’s a what?”
  205. >You decide that it’s best to show her
  206. >You pick the phone up and hit the button in the corner
  207. >Scootaloo looks dumbfounded as the screen lights up and displays the ever so familiar screen that you have seen for months now
  208. >Multiple things are layered atop a black background
  209. >At the top is the time, at the bottom is a switch that says “Slide to unlock”
  210. >In the middle of it all, is a clear icon of a battery
  211. >A sliver of red gives some life to an otherwise empty tube in the middle
  212. >It’s been like this since you first arrived
  213. >This whole time, the last bit of battery on your phone has refused to die, no matter how long you have been on it
  214. >Fucken magic
  215. >You tried to keep it in the best shape that you could
  216. >Not because you wouldn’t be able to get another if you broke
  217. >The world on the other side of Twilight’s mirror was beyond similar enough to get one of these
  218. >In fact, if it wasn’t for the strangely colored people who looked like characters from Doug, you would almost be convinced that it was home
  219. >Almost
  220. >The world was fairly similar, but not perfect
  221. >There was still a Hollywood and many of your favorite movies, just with an added twist
  222. >You were disappointed when you went to see “The Warriors” at “Apple” Jackie’s house and ended up watching what seemed like a clone of “A West Side Story” complete with flamboyant choreography and all of that shit
  223. >No, this phone carried sentimental value
  224. >Whenever you were bored, you would watch one of the movies that you put on there before you left or play a game
  225. >When you felt homesick, you would sift through old pictures as some of your favorite songs would play
  226. >”Is that it?”
  227. >Your train of thought is broken by the small filly
  228. “Oh sorry I got caught up in something”
  229. >You unlock the cellphone
  230. >The screen is replaced by several tiles
  231. “Do you want to watch a movie, listen to some music, or play a game?”
  232. >As you learned from trying it with Twilight earlier, pony hooves are actually able to register on the touchscreen
  233. >She should be fine playing simple games
  234. >”GAMESGAMESGAMES”
  235. >Her deafening screams nearly destroy your ear
  236. >You cover your ears for a few moments before turning to the page with most of your easy to use games are
  237. >You show the screen to the pony
  238. “Alright, here is where I have the games on this thing, just touch whichever looks like something that you would like”
  239. >She just looks at it
  240. “What do you want to see first?”
  241. >”How the hay should I know?”
  242. >That’s right
  243. >You just introduced alien technology to a preteen
  244. “Alright, I’ll do it”
  245. >With the screen still facing her, you randomly touch a part of it
  246. >You look at the screen and see a familiar yellow bird decorates the smart phone
  247. >Shit, it just had to be this game
  248. >The game that almost cost you your job back home because you wouldn’t stop trying to beat your high score
  249. >You figure that she’ll get bored or frustrated fairly easily
  250. >You explained to her how the game is played
  251. “Tap it when you want the bird to flap its wings and try to go through the space in between the pipes, if you tap too many times, then you’ll go too high, tap too few and you’ll hit the ground”
  252. >She nods in affirmation
  253. >”Piece of cake”
  254. >She touches the screen once and the bird falls straight to the ground
  255. >”Game Over: Score 0, Best: 4
  256. >”Was that it?”
  257. “I could put on another game if you want”
  258. >She coldly says “Play it again”
  259. >You show her how to reset the game
  260. >You knew that this would happen
  261. >Better see what the kitteh on the wall says
  262. >4 more hours until Rainbow’s brother comes
  263. >With a deep breath, you say
  264. “I’ll go get the cocoa”
  265. >The hot beverage still isn’t ready
  266. >There goes your small diversion
  267. >While in the kitchen, you felt that your house was a bit chilly
  268. >You have second guesses about leaving the filly alone in yourl
  269. >Some swooshes and the sound of immediate crashing confirms that she’s still playing the game
  270. >You pour out two mugs of the hot beverage
  271. >Some marshmallows decorate the tops
  272. >You start to head into the living room when you notice that the towels are still sitting there
  273. >You look at the orange pony and see that she’s shivering
  274. >Her hooves; however, were still dry enough to use the device
  275. >You set down the cocoa and drape a towel over her
  276. >This surprises her and causes her to lose
  277. >”Aww”
  278. >Scootaloo finishes drying herself off and sips a bit of her drink before returning to the game
  279. >She almost had a point, but she bumped up against the top pipe as she was going through
  280. >This causes her to swear
  281. >”Buck”
  282. >You just look at her
  283. >Eventually, she gives up after not being able to score at least one point
  284. >Albeit with some more swearing
  285. >You always thought that a pony using profanity was more cute than crude
  286. >Do they have gangster rap in Equestria?
  287. >You look back to Scootaloo
  288. >Her head is down
  289. >Looks like she might cry
  290. >You don’t understand, sure that game is frustrating, but even for a child this seems a bit excessive for a reaction
  291. >She is looking at her wings and moves them a bit
  292. >Her eyelids are twitching and she begins to sniffle
  293. >Knowing what is about to happen, you take the preemptive route and place a comforting hand on her
  294. “I know it’s hard, but you have to see it as just a game. The creator made it so that you would lose, so you can’t let that get to you””
  295. >She looks at you
  296. >Her eyes are beginning to redden, but for now they are dry
  297. >”It’s not that I lost”
  298. >She takes a breath
  299. >”I get made fun of for not being able to fly. I can barely get off the ground when I try my hardest. I even went to see a big time doctor in Canterlot, and when I got there he said that there was virtually no chance of me ever being able to do more than a hover”
  300.  
  301. http://youtu.be/gWWlRKyYdgs?t=40s
  302.  
  303. >Moisture is pooling at the corners of her eyes
  304. >”I couldn’t even fly in a stupid game. I guess I’m just a freak”
  305. >You knew that she had trouble flying, but you didn’t think that it would be that bad
  306. >And here you were letting her play that game on your phone, when you could have easily said that the app didn’t work
  307. >Smooth move asswipe
  308. >She turns away and pulls part of the towel over her face to dry the area around her eyes
  309. >You stop her and tell her that if there’s anything that she ever wants to talk about, you’re all ears
  310. >Which she does
  311. >The next hour is spent listening to Scootaloo give her life story
  312. >About how she met Sweetie Belle, then Apple Bloom; about the insane amount of trouble that they would cause; about the adventures
  313. >You might have been a mischievous boy back in your day, but you were never responsible for the release of a chaos god
  314. >She also tells you of some more dark moments
  315. >About how her mother raised her and her older brother after Scootaloo’s dad ran out on them
  316. >About how her mom was doing an Okay job until she had a new boyfriend, one who would beat her and the kids
  317. >About how her boyfriend got Scootaloo’s mom addicted to drugs
  318. >About how she was no longer able to leave him because she was dependent on said drugs and she was no longer able to work due to her addiction
  319. >About how the piece of shit stallion was one day arrested after the teacher of Scootaloo’s brother contacted the authorites over suspicions of abuse
  320. >And about how her and her brother came home one day to find their mother’s lifeless corpse hanging from the ceiling
  321. >The siblings had been put into foster care, and the system had sent them to two different cities
  322. >Her brother was in Vanhoover, while Scootaloo was sent to Ponyville
  323. >You comfort the venting pony and after a few minutes
  324. >After her emotions have been had, you decide something bold
  325. “We have quite a bit of time to kill, so how about a movie? I know one that you will love”
  326. >The filly agrees and so you put on a movie
  327. >One that even though she will probably cry at some parts, you know that she will enjoy
  328. >You have already seen it plenty of times
  329. >The movie opens with a scene at a movie theater
  330. >It then focuses on a little boy and a girl that he meets on his way home
  331. >Before you know it, the movie was over
  332. >You kept nodding off, but Scootaloo would keep on waking you up, either by prodding you with a hoof
  333. >Or with the sounds that she made while watching it
  334. >She behaved exactly how an ordinary human girl would
  335. >She looked like she was going to fall out of her seat at some moments
  336. >Laughed at the antics of the boy, the bird, and the dog
  337. >And she even cried at some scenes
  338. >Granted, there was some confusion when it came to some jokes, mostly because of the words that they used or the technology, but overall, she had a fairly standard reaction
  339. >When you were done, she jumped at you and gave you a hug that was similar to the one at Sugarcube Corner
  340. “So I take it that you liked the movie then?”
  341. >”Liked it? That was amaxing!! Do you have any more like that?”
  342. >You think for a minute
  343. >You might not have them on hand, but you could easily get movies like Toy Story and Wall-E; however, one is enough for now
  344. “Maybe some other day when we both have time”
  345. >The Pegasus smiles at you
  346. >”Can Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle come to?”
  347. >Apple Bloom would be fine as it, but you would have to prepare for S.B.
  348. >You make a note to see if Twilight can put some kind of protective spell on your Iphone or if Rarity can encase it in diamond
  349. “Of course your friends are welcome. Where are they anyway?”
  350. >She looks a little off, but then quickly recovers
  351. >”Sweetie went to go stay with her cousins in Canterlot for the weekend, as for Apple Bloom, she’s with her family in Appleloosa”
  352. >Both of her friends are with their families but she was alone at a foster home
  353. >And you got her back to thinking about it
  354. >Smooth
  355. >You know that it’s not really your fault for either not knowing these things or forgetting them, but you still kick yourself around for bringing them up
  356. >”I was feeling sad, but I don’t care about that anymore because I have you and Rainbow Dash. You two are like my brother and sister”
  357. >There it is
  358. Brother
  359. >She said that she considers you family
  360. >You think to yourself
  361. -“Am I really that close to this filly now? She basically said that she feels like I’m part of her family”
  362. >Not some alien, not a stupid monkey, but like an older brother or something
  363. >This thought awakens another warm feeling in you and for a second, you see a familiar face in front of you
  364. >One that you haven’t seen in quite some time
  365. >These feelings make you forget to reply, so there’s a bit of an awkward silence before her voice rang
  366. >”Hey Mr. Anon, can I ask you something?”
  367. >Mr.
  368. >You never were one for formalities, even if you spent your days wearing suits
  369. “Just call me Anon, Scootaloo. It’s what my friends do, and to me that’s what you are.
  370. >”Okay Anon!!”
  371. “So what did you want to ask?”
  372. >”What was your life like back home?”
  373. >It was nice
  374. >You had a nice life, right?
  375. >You stop and think
  376. >You used to have a good job, a nice house, and a happy family
  377. >Whenever you had a shitty day, you would come home to your daughter’s brilliant smile and you would feel rejuvenated
  378. >At the time, you couldn’t see it, but your fiancée started to grow more and more distant
  379. >Until one day you came home to find that she was gone
  380. >She left a note that explained that she couldn’t go through with everything and how she wasn’t ready to settle down
  381. >She broke up your family just to act like a child
  382. >How could she have done this?
  383. >Your daughter wondered where she was, but you told her that she was working far off in another country
  384. >You sold your house and moved into a much smaller one, one that was by your mother’s house
  385. >After all, you only needed to accommodate two people
  386. >Eventually she grew up enough and you sent her to a boarding school
  387. >You paid for her tuition in advanced at several different schools and left her a fair amount of dosh in a trust for college, and you left several others for her when she would turn certain ages
  388. >Sometimes it hurt to arrive at an empty house, but the pain was worth knowing that your princess was going to grow up to be strong woman
  389. >The last few days and knowing that your role as an accomplished parent is what made you decide to stay in Equestria
  390. >Even if it meant leaving behind your loved ones
  391. “It was nice” are the only words that you were able to muster
  392. >The bittersweet feeling just about brought tears to your eyes and forced a warm smile onto your face
  393. >But what Scootaloo would say next would put those tears at ease
  394. >”Hey Anon, can you call me Lula?”
  395. “Lula?”
  396. >”I-it’s what my mom used to call me, it’s something that I haven’t told anypony else, even Rainbow Dash”
  397. >Once again, you’re at a loss for words
  398. >You say nothing as you pull the little Lula into an embrace
  399. >There the two of you begin to fall asleep on the couch
  400. >Scootaloo had become more than a friend, she was now family
  401. >Before sleep completely overtakes you, you make a note to uninstall “Flappy Bird” from your Iphone
  402. >You hated that game anyway
  403. >You are woken by some snoring and you see that there is a small filly loosely clinging to your right arm
  404. >God that’s cute
  405. >You look outside and see that the sun has already reached its climax and is now retreating
  406. >For a second, you’re about to shit your pants. A look at one of your multiple wall kittehs saves your trousers
  407. >4:37
  408. >Good, there was still quite a bit of time
  409. >You slowly move your hand out from underneath the pony and proceed to get dressed
  410. >After making your way to your room, you one of your many suits on and head down to your living room
  411. >There you see the form of Lula’s tail draping over the side of the couch
  412. >Lula
  413. >While you find the name adorable, the voices in your head were giving suggestions that you found fit in a little more with her name
  414. > Scoots, ‘Scooloo, Looloo, Thug-blasta, Scootie, and Scoootaaloooo
  415. >Her tail lightly swishes and you know that she’s awake, so naturally you call her
  416. “Hey Lula”
  417. >The tail retreats and you hear her shift about on the couch, after a few moments, you see a small mass of purple hair, barely visible over the couch
  418. >With a little more effort, she pokes her head all the way out, climb to the top of the couch, and jump onto the hardwood floor; making a sound that is nowhere near as loud as what you expected
  419. >”Hi Anon”, she says with a rather large smile present on her face
  420. >You give her a quick scratch behind the ears
  421. >The filly shows her satisfaction in the form of some ear movements
  422. >Damn that’s cute>You interrupt the ear scratching because you remembered about Rainbow's brother
  423. "It's getting late, we should probably start heading out"
  424. >Lula simply nods in agreement and with that, you grab an umbrella before heading out the door
  425. >You are surprised to find that the rain had subsided
  426. >Opening the door to your house, you say "I'm going to put this back inside as you carelessly toss your umbrella into your house
  427. >You lock your door, your house being one of few in this town with such a contraption
  428. >Many residents did not understand your need to do so, but it was Twilight's royal order that you get one to protect "such valuable alien technology from falling into the wrong hooves"
  429. >You don't blame her either, from what you heard, this town has had a quite the history in the past couple of years
  430. >Giant centaurs, insane chaos gods, bitchy blue princesses, and some other things that you don't feel like mentioning
  431. >And every time, it was up to Twilight and company to save the day
  432. >But you digress
  433. >Once again, you find yourself lost in your own thoughts
  434. >Why this started only after you arrived in Equestria is beyond you, but you have a theory
  435. "I think these horses gave me ADD"
  436. >"Huh?"
  437. >You forgot that Lula was with you
  438. >Better think of something, you wouldn't want her to be offended
  439. "It's a type of board game, I really wanted to play it"
  440. >"I uh oh, ok. Can we play it when we get back?"
  441. "Maybe when you're older, kid"
  442. >The tangerine filly looks just as confused as ever
  443. >Flawless victory Anon
  444. >You take a few more steps before you are stopped
  445. >”Hey Anon, don’t we need to get Fluttershy?”
  446. >You had to resist groaning in front of the girl
  447. >Instead you exhale and give out a less than enthusiastic “Let’s go”
  448.  
  449. >The yellow pony lived maybe half a mile from your house so you get there in no time
  450. >You get to the door and knock a few times
  451. >You didn’t hate Fluttershy, in fact, you were fairly good friends with her
  452. >it’s just that she gave Rainbow Dash a diseased bird cadaver to use as food
  453. >The door opens to reveal a grizzly bear, standing on its hind paws
  454. >It lets out a loud roar and both you and your companion scream with fright
  455. >Then a yellow mare comes to the door and shoos the bear away with some newspaper, striking it twice
  456. >”That’s a bad Harry, we do not scare visitors”
  457. >You’re still shaking with fear
  458. >Your heart feels like it just tried to jump from your chest
  459. >But the pony's voice puts your fear to rest
  460. >It is them when you notice your other complaint about this place
  461. >It smelled fucking horrible
  462. >Is this how it felt to work in a zoo?
  463. >You wondered how the little pony kept the odor off of her
  464. >You notice something
  465. >No one has been greeted
  466. >You three are looking at each other, unsure of how to start the conversation
  467. >You go to say something, but are cut off by an equally bumbling Flutterpony
  468. "So h-"
  469. >"Hi nic
  470. "Flutt-
  471. >"Morni-
  472. >"HI FLUTTERSHY! !"
  473. >It isn't until Scootaloo decides to intervene that the madness ends
  474. >"Hello small human and cohort "
  475. >Well most of the madness
  476. "Hey Fluttershy , I'm guessing You already know why I'm here"
  477. >That's odd, her eyes look a little drained, but you could have sworn that they were fine a second ago
  478. >"You're here for the pancakes nice and syrupy, fluffy , delicious flapjacks"
  479. >A rock tears through the air before colliding with the mare's cranium
  480. >Its source could be traced back to one impatient bunny
  481. >Fluttershy barely flinched as she instantly recovers
  482. >Her eyes seem to have a bit more life now
  483. >"Oh hi there Anon, hay Scootaloo"
  484.  
  485. >After explaining your situation to her, Fluttershy went upstairs and dawned a shady hat with some white framed sunglasses
  486. >With a small “Eek” as the door closes behind her, the three of you were off
  487. >Wow, that's cute
  488. >These ponies were downright adorable at some moments, so it took quite a bit of self-control to keep you from sperging out and just petting one
  489. >Something that is a huge faux pas here, which makes sense, seeing as how if someone did that back on earth, they would probably end up with a fist in their face.
  490. >It might have been months since it happened, but the two things that the ponies taught you that day were still fresh in your head
  491. >One was that like horses back home, Equestrians grew fuzzy winter coats
  492. >The other was that like horses back home, they kick whenever they feel threatened or pissed off
  493. >Element of kindness my ass
  494. >At the time you were so shocked that such a small and timid creature could kick so damn hard, that you didn't even notice how many teeth you lost
  495. >Unfortunately, advancements in dentistry in Equestria were lacking to say the least, so you were stuck looking like a hockey player
  496. >You were surprised at how you acted, given the fact that you're a grown ass man, but then again you're in an inter-species relationship with a local who's about a decade younger than you, and you've made two nine year olds cry this week, so it really doesn't seem so strange for you now
  497. >The three of you head off towards the train station
  498. >the rain has cleared and the sun is working fast to dry the land
  499. >When the small ponies would take a step, you would hear a muffled thump
  500. >That’s because Ponyville had a different way of marking paths than the other cities and towns that you have seen
  501. >Where other places used pavement, cobblestone, and dirt, this town used a special type of grass that would gently cushion the impact that your feet would make on the ground
  502. >You think it would have something to do with how much time the ponies around here spent frantically running, and the deafening cascade of sound that would ensue as a result
  503. >Or maybe this town just wanted to add to the natural beauty of the landscape
  504. >Either way, you loved it
  505. >Your shoes brushed against the slightly dampened, sea of emerald, its blades scrapint the bottom of your sole with each step
  506. >On the way, you stop by a stall to buy everyone popsicles and Scootaloo fails to do a trick that she wanted, so you stop at the store to get her a bandage
  507. >Eventually, you arrive at the station and wait
  508. >And wait
  509. >And wait
  510. >And wait
  511. >Eventually, you decide to go to the conductor and ask about the train
  512. >”O ya, next train was runnin late err som’in, should be here in ‘bout 10 minutes”
  513. >”Um excuse me Anon”
  514. Fluttershy interrupts your conversation
  515. >”What are you going to do about Duster?”
  516. >Oh shit, you had completely forgotten about your giant two-headed dog
  517. >What are you going to do with him?
  518. >You could keep him cool headed with small company, but four guests will surely put him on edge
  519. >As if almost reading your thoughts, Fluttershy makes you an offer
  520. >”I can take care of him Anon, just please pick me up a bottle of shampoo from the spa? Angel’s pelt is getting pretty dirty and he doesn’t let me bathe him with anything else”
  521. “Thanks Fluttershy, you’re the best”
  522. >You make a note to buy her some food later
  523.  
  524.  
  525. Udated
  526.  
  527.  
  528. >Then you remember something that was on your mind earlier
  529. >”Hey Fluttershy, quick question”
  530. >”What is it Anon?”
  531. “Just wondering, how much food can you put down?”
  532. >”Oh Anon,fuck off, I'm not telling you
  533. >That was a strange outburst for the pony
  534. >The three of you are once again silent
  535. >You were on your phone when you let out a chuckle
  536. >For the past few minutes, you've been doodling on a picture
  537. >Your masterpiece is complete and you know that she's going to get a kick out of this
  538. "Hey Fluttershy "
  539. >She turns to face you and you show her the phone
  540. >You had taken her mug and copied several of its features onto a picture of a horse from back home
  541. >"Yeeep"
  542. >And with that, Fluttershy goes limp before falling over
  543. >Her eyes look like if they were glued shut and part of her tongue is sticking out of her otherwise closed mouth
  544. >Way2Qt
  545. >"OH MY CELESTIA, WHAT THE HAY DID YOU DO ANON?"
  546. >You quite the panicking filly before she can cause a panic and slowly shake your head
  547. >This routine is nothing new as you're already seen it nineteen times
  548. >You know exactly what to do here and first thing's first, you open your camera and take a few shots
  549. >Wouldn't want to pass up this opportunity, now would we?
  550. >You take two fingers and tap them on her snout
  551. >She in turn pulls her tongue back in
  552. >Now it was a battle of wits
  553. >Scootaloo is entertained by this so you keep going
  554. >You give her belly a little scratch and she barely flinches
  555. >She's a fighter, that much is certain.
  556. >You move onto her wings and scratch where some of the down feathers are
  557. >Just when you thought that she was about to cave, Lula sneezes on you, breaking your concentration
  558. >"Sorry"
  559. >The yellow pegasus took this as an opportunity to regain her composure and become stoic once more
  560. >You decide that it's time to call in the big guns
  561. "Hey Scootaloo, I was thinking of seeing "Zoology, the musical, the movie, on Ice", but I accidentally bought three tickets
  562. >The butter colored mare turns her ears
  563. >Bingo
  564. "But I don't hve anyone to go with, unless I have someone who wants these, I guess I'll just burn them or something "
  565. >"WAIIIT!!!!"
  566. >Anon you are a genious
  567. >You see her getting up
  568. >Next thing you know, you're lying on the ground with the wind knocked out of you
  569. >She doesn't seem to care as you are immediately bombarded with words
  570. >"Oh my goodness. Anon, do you really have some extra tickets? It would mean the world to me if I could go see them one more time"
  571. >Before you get some air back in you, you manage to wheeze
  572. "I was kidding "
  573. >Fluttershy gives you a disappointed "oh" before giving you a light kick in the ribs
  574. >Fucken Fluttershy
  575. >Only a few more minutes
  576.  
  577.  
  578. Update~~~
  579.  
  580. >You feel a light amount of nervousness, and why wouldn’t you be?
  581. >Up until now, the only one of these mares whose immediate family you have actually met is Applejack
  582. >Big Mac is fairly quiet, but you wouldn’t want him to catch you foolin’ with his sister
  583. >You usually feel his presence about you at the farm
  584. >You can’t really blame him though
  585. >Some 30 year old alien guy, creeping around the farm where a young filly and her friends play; It’s a surprise that you’re even allowed there
  586. >If Rainbow’s brother is even half as protective as Big Macintosh, you might have a problem. “So what’s he like?”
  587. >”Huh?”
  588. “Rainbow’s brother’’
  589. >Fluttershy starts
  590. >”Well, um he’s kind of a bright pony and he’s a lot like Rainbow Dash.”
  591. >You’re still not quite sure how to feel about it
  592. “Is there anything else?”
  593. >”Not that I remember”
  594. >You thank her for her time.
  595. >A short while later, the train arrives
  596. >The rumbling of the train is replaced by a high pitched screech as the metal behemoth comes to a stop
  597. >The conductor calls out on the intercom
  598. >”Now entering Ponyville, please remember to take all of your belongings and we thank you for riding with Unicorn Pacific. We hope you have a wonderful day”
  599. >A few dozen ponies rush off of the train, some little colts and fillies hug up against their parents when they see you.
  600. >Understandable
  601. >You’re not sure who you’re trying to find, until you heat a loud scream
  602. >”EEEK!!!” blares a stallion’s voice, “Is that you, Fluttershy?”
  603. >From a part of the train that you didn’t check, you see a pair of stallions
  604. >One of them is an earth pony who has a caramel colored coat with a short, black mane. A pair of spectacles adorn his face, a bright glare blocks his eyes from view
  605. >The other is blue pegasus and has an assortment of colors running from the top of his head, down to his shoulder blades
  606. >They run towards the yellow pony for a reunion
  607. >”It’s so good to see you”
  608. >They turn to you and the rainbow steed looks semi-surprised, his companion, not so much.
  609. >Work back home had taught you how to read faces like a book, and this one was faint but it it definitely wasn’t good
  610. >The brown pony nods to you and says ”You must be anon”
  611. >“Rainbow Dash has told me so much about you”
  612. >Dash’s brother is still eyeing you
  613. >You could already tell that this isn’t going to end well
  614. >You make a note to get some beer on your way back, sure hope he's a drinker
  615. >The ponies converse for a bit before Fluttershy decides to part ways
  616. >”You mind if I go ahead for a bit? There’s still that one teensy thing I have to take care of”
  617. “Go ahead, I trust you know how to get in?”
  618. >She nods
  619. >”Twilight told me”
  620. >With that, she bids the group a Deus and begins trotting in the direction of your home
  621. reqrote a bit and deleted two
  622.  
  623. have this for a while
  624. >The ponies converse for a bit before Fluttershy decides to part ways
  625. >”You mind if I go ahead for a bit? There’s still that one teensy thing I have to take care of”
  626. “Go ahead, I trust you know how to get in?”
  627. >She nods
  628. >”Twilight told me”
  629. >With that, she bids the group a Deus and begins a brisk trot in the direction of your home
  630. >You and a child are now left with two ponies that you know nothing about
  631. >The brown stallion breaks the silence
  632. >“So…what is it that you do for a living?”
  633. >You look at him, the glare of the sun has yet to escape his glasses
  634. >Better not tell them that you’re a soldier for hire, they might not like that
  635. “I pick apples and do part-time work in public safety”
  636. >Not a complete lie
  637.  
  638.  
  639. >The Pegasus butts in
  640. ”Wow, whoever trained you must be really proud right about now”
  641. >You decide that he must still be trying to get used to the idea of some alien dating his sister
  642. “But I also work on an apple orchard when I don’t have anything
  643. >”Bet they have you climbing the trees”
  644. >Deep breath
  645. >This was going to be a long dinner
  646.  
  647. >Walking resumes only to be interrupted by Scootaloo
  648. >”Yo Anon, thought your house was down that way”
  649. “I know, but we need to give Fluttershy some time, plus it’s pretty beautiful outside”
  650. >Soon you find yourself outside of a wooden structure
  651. >Filthy Rich’s General Goods
  652. >You remember that there was something you needed to buy
  653. “This will only take a second”
  654. >Once inside, you head to where the liquor is, making sure to grab whiskey, a few beers, and if he’s anything like Dash, some cider will do wonders
  655. >A nice amount of pocket money later and you are walking outside with three paper bags
  656. >Randy was cool enough to take one off of your hands, and once he saw the contents of the bags, so was the other Rainbow twin
  657. >Without thinking, you take the route that you normally do when you want to head back home
  658. >In front of a nearby alleyway
  659. >You stop and recall the events of that night
  660. >The three depraved assholes, the beating, and worst of all, the ensuing nightmares that Dash was having
  661. >There’s a shudder down your spine
  662. >You want walk past the alleyway but find yourself unable to do so
  663. >At least until a voice snaps you cak to reality
  664. >”Are we going or what”
  665. “oh yeah, sorry”
  666. >The detour tacks on about another five minutes to your trip and you arrive at your house and fish a key from your pocket, knowing that Fluttershy had used the spare that you left
  667. **creak
  668. >Your party enters to find that there’s no signs of a pony or a dog
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