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BallsOfFluff

Fluffenstein

Mar 24th, 2012
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  1. >Go to fluffy pony graveyard
  2. >several fresh corpses sit on a pile waiting to be pushed into a mass grave
  3. >open your burlap sack and shove about a dozen corpses, give or take a limb, into the bag
  4. >quickly leave and return to your suiting spooky home
  5. >set about your project with gusto
  6. >"fluffenstein" fluffy pony
  7. >after three days of sawing, ripping, tearing breaking and then sewing, reconnecting and reattaching, your "Fluffenstein" is ready
  8. >the torso is comprised of three different parts
  9. >it has a pair of pegasai wings, one is blue and the other Jade
  10. >the upper cranium is that of a unicorn while the lower mandible belonged to an earth pony
  11. >each leg comes from a different "donor" as does either ear and the tail is comprised of a little bit from every corpse
  12. >you hate being wasteful
  13. >A storm kicks up you have been waiting for , planning this entire event around finally begins.
  14. >the time has come and you put your hand on the switch waiting for the right moment to flip it
  15. >acting on instinct you flip the switch and as you do lightning spirals down a pair of twin pylons and slams into corpse's chest
  16. >with a groan that sound other-worldy, the reborn fluffy pony sits up
  17. >it slowly looks around the room with one red eye and one a light blue
  18. >"kweatur?" it babbles and looks at you trying to reach out to you with it's mismatched legs
  19. >you untie fluffenstein from the metal slab that served as it's womb and pick it up holding it like an infant
  20. >it snuggles up against your chest, head resting below your chin
  21. >"sweepeh" is all it manages before falling asleep
  22. >smiling and quietly enjoying your success you take your creation to a safety room you set up for it and place it in a cage before returning to your study to write notes on today's procedure
  23. >over the next few weeks get to know the creature that you have played god with.
  24. >because of the method of it's creation it needs neither food nor water
  25. >all you really need to do is give it an injection of embalming fluid once every few days for the first few months.
  26. >fluffenstein always cries and fusses when you do this even though you are sure it can't feel pain
  27. >perhaps one of the "donor" ponies was abused with needles?
  28. >"no wat medsun! no wat medsun!" the little monster always cries up at you whenever she spots the hyperdermic needle
  29. >it breaks your heart for some reason, she....it should not be able to feel pain as most of it's nerve endings are dead
  30. >yet sure enough every time you prick her with the needle she cries and begs you to stop
  31. >"pwease noh huwt fwuff kweatur"
  32. >you explain it needs to be done if she wants to stay and play with you she needs these injections
  33. >she no longer whines quite as loud or nearly as much when you give her future injections
  34. >live with Fluffenstein for many decades
  35. >eventually you grow old and the time is coming close that you must leave this world
  36. >leave Fluffenstein
  37. >on your death bed you smile down at the small creature staring up at you with love
  38. >love from a pair of mismatched eyes
  39. >"kweatur ok? want pway?"
  40. >she does not understand what is about to happen
  41. >how could she?
  42. >letting your eyes close you put your hand on her head and smile
  43. >"not creator" you smile weakly and with now blind eyes
  44. >your chest heaves as you struggle to say this last word, this one word that has become so important t you because of what you made all those years ago
  45. >"Father" rolls from your tounge and pass now dead-lips
  46. >Fluffenstein nudges your corpse gently
  47. >"fawthur?" she asks quietly some rudimentary form of understanding occurs and she understands you won't be getting up
  48. >she refuses to leave your side
  49. >even as you are entombed within your families Mausoleum
  50. >She waits, to this day , for you to wake up
  51. >to see her Father again
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