Spike didn’t immediately break out of the sack for several reasons. He was exhausted and running away from his captor wasn’t an option. Secondly, he wanted to meet the idiot who thought it would be a good idea to kidnap a fire breather in a sack. Finally, he couldn’t help but be curious as to why someone would kidnap him. They obviously weren’t dangerous if this was the best they could do. A sneak attack and poorly constructed sack that was starting to tear under his back. He was actually starting to feel sorry for the pony until they spoke of course.

“Look upon your great and powerful kidnapper, puny dragon.” Spike knew who it was and he instantly face palmed. He really hated this pony.

“I can’t see you, Trixie. I’m in a sack remember.” Spike said pointing out what should have been obvious anyone. Trixie untied the sack using her magic and was about to go into her look upon me line again. When Spike held up his hand to stop her.

“Can we just get to why you kidnapped me?” Spike asked already annoyed with the pony. He looked around and observed that Trixie had set up camp on the outskirts of town. It was barely a camp though. It was basically just a tent with a huge hole in it.

“I have kidnapped my rival’s most precious pet. She will have to face me now.” Trixie said proudly. Spike was confused, but more importantly insulted.

“First of all, I’m nobody’s pet. I’m Twilight’s assistant. Secondly, your plan doesn’t make any sense. Twilight Sparkle isn’t afraid to face you. She clearly upstaged you the last time.” Spike said poking more holes in her plan. He looked at Trixie who had really hit some hard times. Her hat was beaten up and her cape was filthy and had more holes in it than her revenge plan.

“I was clearly tired. She could never hope to defeat the Great and Powerful Trixie at her absolute best.” The blue unicorn proclaimed. Spike remained unconvinced as he looked at what he equated to a hobo challenging Princess Celestia.

“Are we done here? I can’t spend all night listening to your deluded nonsense.” Spike was about to walk away when he was bound by the rope used on the sack.

“You aren’t going anywhere until you talk.” Trixie said trying to sound threatening.

“Talk! You just wanted to challenge Twilight. Just do that. Why do you need me?” Spike was really frustrated. He was a second away from burning the rope and delivering a threat of his own when he looked into her eyes. He could clearly see the memories of her life after she left Ponyville. She had fallen on hard times after losing everything in the ursa minor attack. She drifted around doing performances but news of her defeat had spread and people were no longer interested. She was exposed as a hack by Twilight. No one wanted to see her shows anymore. She could barely afford the provisions she had now.

“My honor was soiled by Twilight Sparkle. I will defeat her and reclaim my honor. Proving to everyone that I ,Trixie, am the greatest pony who ever lived. You are going to tell me all of Twilight’s secrets so I could use them against her.” Spike was starting to feel sorry for her, but every time she talked he just couldn’t help but hate her. Greatest pony who ever lived? Did she forget about the royal pony sisters? Was everything out of her mouth a boast about her own greatness?

“Listen, Twilight doesn’t have any secrets that you can use. You’re just wasting your time trying to go after Twilight. Let it go and move on.” Spike was hoping to talk some sense into her. He could see it in her eyes that her plan was falling apart and she was to.

“I lost everything because of her. You expect me to just let that go.” She said angrily.

“Listen, if you want I can give you a place to stay until you get back on your hooves but only if you give up this revenge business. Ok?” Spike realized it was tough for Trixie. She may have had a huge ego, but she didn’t deserve to live like this.

“You expect the great and powerful Trixie to not only accept pity from her arch nemesis but also give up on her vengeance. That is simply unacceptable.” The little dragon had to admire the unicorn’s stubborn attitude. She was basically homeless. Living on less than nothing and still held on to her pride. It was admirable to say the least.

“Don’t think of it as pity. It’s more like a deal. In exchange for helping you, you will spare Twilight your great and terrible wrath.” Spike knew Trixie would never accept his offer unless he made it seem like she was doing it for his sake instead of the other way around.

“Luckily for you, Trixie finds herself in a forgiving mood today. I shall spare Twilight the humiliation of defeat and accept your humble offer.” Spike could tell she was relieved.

“Good, if you could untie me, we could head back to my place.” Trixie started to untie Spike before she stopped half way through.

“You aren’t trying to trick me into sleeping with you?” Spike looked at Trixie incredulously.

“Trixie, I’ve had a very exhausting day. I am physically and emotionally exhausted. Can we just go already?” Spike said plainly. He had no intentions of trying anything on Trixie. He merely felt sorry for the unicorn and offered to help her out.

“Fine, but if you try anything,” Trixie said menacingly. She untied him and Spike just put his hands in the air in false surrender.

Meanwhile Princess Luna was pacing around Spike’s living room waiting to hear what happened with Rarity. He was taking such a long time getting back. She was about to go over to the Carousel Boutique when the door opened.

It was Spike and another unicorn. “Was it Rarity? Am I interrupting?” She thought to herself. She was about to leave but Spike had already saw the alicorn before she could escape.

“Hey, Luna. I have someone I’d like you to meet.” Spike said greeting the nervous princess. The unicorn entered the room and to Luna’s surprise it wasn’t Rarity who accompanied Spike.

“I can introduce myself. Thank you very much. Prepare yourself for you are in the presence of the greatest pony who ever lived, the great and powerful Trixie is here.” Trixie proclaimed to a very shocked Luna.

“Trixie! Show some respect! That’s Princess Luna you‘re talking to.” Spike said trying to get Trixie to realize the importance of the pony in front of her. Trixie wasn’t backing down though.

“Hmmph! I am the important one here. If anyone should be bowing, it should be her.” Spike watched Trixie waiting for Luna to banish her to the darkest black hole in the galaxy for her extreme arrogance. Princess Luna who had recovered from her shock only smiled at Trixie’s display.

“Luna, I’m so sorry. She’s not well. She’s been living in a tent. It’s obvious she’s crazy. Look at that outfit.” Spike said pointing to her worn out cape and hat. Trixie looked at Spike angrily.

“Trixie is very much sane.” She retorted.

“See what I mean. Who talks in the third person like that? She’s obviously not right in the head.” Spike said trying to save Trixie. Luna merely looked amused as Trixie came back at Spike.

“I don’t have to take this. The great and powerful Trixie is going to bed.” Trixie stomped off in an exaggerated manner down the hall before stopping.

“The door on the left.” Spike said shaking his head at the unicorn. She continued on slamming the door in a dramatic fashion.

“She seems like an interesting character.” Luna said giggling to herself a bit.

“Interesting isn’t the word I’d use. Thanks for not banishing her.” Spike said grateful for Luna’s mercy.

“I’m not going to banish someone for being a little rude, Spike,” Luna said. Spike thought Trixie was more than a little rude. He’d have to do something about her attitude.

“What happened with Rarity?” Luna asked quickly.

“We decided it’d be best to just stay friends.” Spike said not as sad as Luna would’ve expected.

“Pardon me for saying this but you don’t seem to down about it.” Luna said watching Spike with wonder. He seemed so worried about it last night compared to now he seemed relieved by being turned down.

“I don’t know why but it feels like a weight been lifted off my shoulder. I guess I’ve always been wondering if I was supposed to be with Rarity, but when she told me she didn’t feel the same, I was mostly relieved. I was a little sad, but I guess I was just happy to know the answer.” Spike said contemplating his own words.

“It sounds like you got closure to me. You came to terms with your own feeling and decided to move on.” Luna said. She was relieved that Rarity hadn’t taken Spike, but why did he come home with another unicorn?

“Where did you meet Trixie?” Luna said wondering where such a character came from.

“She’s an old acquaintance who’s fallen on hard times.” Spike said.

“I see so you’ve decided to help her out. How are you going to do that?” Luna was curious to know how he was going to help someone so stubborn.

It was then that Spike realized that beyond giving her a place to crash. He didn’t think of what she would do after that. She certainly couldn’t stay here long. Spike’s sanity was in jeopardy every moment he spent with the egotistical unicorn. Spike just shrugged his shoulders at Luna. He didn’t have a clue.

“Well, what did she do before?” Luna asked.

“She was a show magician, but she destroyed her reputation with her constant boasting. As you’ve seen, she’s got a bit of an ego.” Spike said.

“How did she destroy her reputation?”

Spike recounted the tale of how Trixie lost everything,. Luna couldn’t help but feel sorry for Luna but more importantly impressed by Twilight. Her sister had an amazing pupil.

“Twilight not only stopped the Ursa Minor but did it without actually hurting it?” Luna asked making sure she heard correctly.

“Yeah, I’ve never her seen use so much magic before. Her horn was glowing like crazy.” Spike said remembering the display. Then it hit him. “That’s it!”

“What’s it?” Luna asked.

“We just need Trixie to pull off a really huge trick. Something amazing, death defying, and mind blowing. It needs to be big enough that it makes everyone forget abot the Ursa Minor incident. The only question is what is she going to do.” Spike knew whatever Trixie did had to be better than defeating an Ursa Minor. In other words, she had to beat her biggest boast.

“Luna, do you know any amazing magic that Trixie could do?” Spike figured if anyone was going to know an amazing magic trick it would be Luna.

“I don’t know, Spike. My magic is pretty advanced stuff. Some of the things I learned took years of practice and I still haven’t perfected them. I could probably teach her something but whether or not she learns anything depends on her potential.” Luna said.

“Luna, could you come over tomorrow evening? I’ll talk to Trixie and try to do something about her attitude.” Spike said thinking about Trixie’s attitude. He was curious to know what the great and powerful Trixie is hiding. Spike started to yawn loudly. He really needed to get to sleep.

“Alright, Luna. Good night.”

“Good night. Spike.” Luna said teleporting away.

Spike was awakened the next morning by Trixie. Despite his best efforts to ignore her, he found himself levitated off the couch and dropped on the floor.

“Hey, what’s the big idea?” Spike said looking at the unicorn who looked nonchalant about the abrupt wake up call.

“The great and powerful Trixie is hungry. I demand that you cook breakfast.” Spike looked at her like she was crazy.

“Surely, the great and powerful Trixie can fix her own breakfast,” Spike said slowly not hiding the annoyance in his voice at all. Spike was about to get back on the couch, but Trixie pulled him off with her magic.

“You’re kidding? Trixie is your honored guest and it is your honor to provide me with breakfast.” Spike sighed. Why couldn’t he just walk away and leave her alone? Spike relented as he realized he would never get back to bed.

Spike cooked a breakfast that Twilight would have enjoyed. Trixie, on the other hand, had something to say about every little thing. Despite all her complaining, she finished her plate and had the nerve to ask for seconds. He wondered if she ever gave anyone a straight compliment or word of thanks.

After breakfast, Spike decided now was as good as chance as any to ask the unicorn about herself and put his ability to the test.

“Trixie, could you tell me a little bit about yourself?” Spike asked sitting across the table from Trixie.

“Very well, I guess I could answer a few questions.” Spike should have known Trixie’s favorite topic of choice would be herself.

“Alright, tell me where you got all this confidence from.” Spike asked looking into her eyes.

“A very good question. I was always this confident from birth I knew I was destined for great things.” Spike could see the truth in her eyes.

The memory of a filly crying came in clear. She was running to a mare. Obviously her mother. The neighborhood kids were picking on her for her weak magic skills again. Her mother told her something. Something she clings to even now.

“As long you believe it, it’ll have to come true.” The mare said to her daughter.

Spike stopped there. He understood Trixie. She followed a simple phrase her mother told her like it was the most important thing in the world. She truly believed that if she believes in it enough, it will actually become true. Everything she said about being the greatest pony who ever lived and always calling herself great and powerful. It was all to remind herself to keep believing and soon enough it would come true.

Spike just looked at Trixie. He knew she was delusional, but this was just on an entirely different scale. She based her entire life around a phrase and despite everything that happened believed she would achieve greatness. Losing all her earthly possessions and having her reputation destroyed only made her believe it more. Living in poverty and being unable to draw a decent crowds didn’t deter her. She moved forward with nothing more than a belief that she would overcome it all.

“Trixie, do you have any sort of plan?” Spike asked.

“Trixie is more a big picture kind of pony.” She said.

“In other words, you’re just winging it.” Spike felt his admiration drop in the face of Trixie’s lack of forethought. Her confidence and drive to succeed were wasted by her inability to come up with any sort of plan to achieve it.

“I prefer to let my greatness come naturally.” Spike just face palmed. It was obvious what she needed if she was going to be anywhere near as great as she thought as she was.

“Trixie, it’s obvious you are missing something you need to achieve true celebrity. You need a manager and I just happen to be the dragon for the job.” Spike proclaimed.

“A manager? Why would I need a manager?” Trixie said. She wasn’t adverse to the idea, but she wasn’t keen to the idea just yet.

“Like you said you’re a big picture pony. You need some to handle the tiny details that you are clearly to important to attend to. Think about it. With my connections and your talent, I could make the great and powerful Trixie a household name. Everyone would finally notice your greatness.” Spike could tell Trixie was already onboard. It was just a matter of playing to her ego.

“Very well. I shall allow you the privilege of being my manager.” Trixie realized that it couldn’t hurt to have someone like Spike help her meteoric rise to stardom.

“Great, because we got a lot of work ahead of us.” Spike said. He needed to get Trixie a new wardrobe and find her a gig. Fortunately, Spike knew two ponies who could do both. First stop was Carousel Boutique.

When Rarity saw Trixie, she immediately shot a glare of hatred at the unicorn. She had ruined Rarity’s mane and embarrassed her in front of the town. Spike knew she had every right to be angry but he needed her help.

“Help her! Surely, you jest. I refused to lift my needle to help the likes of her!” Rarity was fuming. She couldn’t believe Spike would even ask her such a thing.

“Listen, Rarity. Is there anything I can do to get you to fix Trixie’s clothes?” Spike was on his knees begging. Trixie just stood there acting like this was of no concern to her.

“If she apologizes and is one hundred percent sincere, I will not only do it, but I will do it for free.” Rarity said proudly. Spike knew that was going to be impossible since Rarity could read her mind to make sure she meant it. He simply couldn‘t imagine Trixie apologizing let alone actually meaning it. Spike was ready to give up and walk away. When Trixie stepped forward and faced the unicorn.

“The great and powerful Trixie apologizes for what she did to your hair.” She said in the haughty manner she says everything. It almost didn’t sound like an apology. Spike and Rarity nearly fainted as the words left her mouth. It was absolutely unfathomable to see Trixie willingly admit fault. Rarity looked into her eyes before she spoke.

“Fine, pick up your new hat and cape later this afternoon. As promised, I will do them for free.” Rarity said turning around and walking away. Spike wanted to know what just happened. Rarity accepted her apology which meant that Trixie was actually sincere. He desperately needed somepony to explain what just happened.

“Are you going to stand there gawking?” Trixie said walking out of the boutique. As Spike snapped out of it, he walked outside and called out to the unicorn. He was about to ask her why she apologized, but Trixie spoke up first.

“If you want to be my manager, try not to embarrass Trixie like that. Trixie won’t have anyone begging for her.” Spike could have sworn that Trixie apologized more for Spike’s sake than her own. He was more confused than he was before.

“Okay, no more begging. Our next stop is Sugarcube Corner.” Spike wondered what came over Trixie back there. He would have to find out later as the neared the bakery.

Trixie followed Spike inside. She couldn’t understand why he was going to such lengths to help her. He was actually on his knees begging for her. She couldn’t just stand there and let his effort go to waste. Besides she also got to wipe the smile off that fashion pony’s face again.

“Hi, Spike. Hi, Trixie.” Pinkie said greeting them both with her usual cheeriness.

“Hey, Pinkie. I need you to plan a huge comeback party.” Spike said. He needed someone who could organize a huge event around Trixie.

“A comeback party? I’ve never done a comeback party, but I’ll give it my absolute best.” Pinkie was excited at the idea of throwing such a party for the first time.

“Comeback party?” Trixie said aloud.

“Yeah, were going to announce the rise of Trixie with a huge party where you are going to perform the greatest magic trick ever.” Spike said still not sure what the trick was going to be yet.

“And what exactly is the greatest magic trick ever?” Trixie asked.

“I haven’t figured it out, but when you pull it off, I just know you’re going to be a big hit.” Spike said. He hoped Luna could find something though.

“Oooh! What if she made something disappear?” Pinkie suggested.

“Disappear?” Spike and Trixie said at the same time.

“Yeah! She could make something really big just disappear.” Pinkie said excitedly.

Spike liked the idea. It was something that had never been done before. Unicorns could move things with their horns but no one could make them disappear. If Trixie could make something big disappear in front of a huge crowd, she’d rocket straight to stardom.

“Trixie will do it!” The blue unicorn shouted. “I will make the biggest building in Ponyville disappear before the entire town.” Spike looked at Trixie wondering if she knew the biggest building in town was the mayor’s office and convincing the mayor to let someone make it disappear for a magic show might be less than ideal. No, she obviously didn’t. She’s a big picture pony. Spike was the guy who’s going to have to take care of the small details.

“At least, we have a location for the party. How long will it take to plan?” Spike said to Pinkie.

“Gimme a week and I’ll have it all ready.” Pinkie Pie said.

“Trixie, have you ever made anything disappear?” Spike asked as they left the Sugarcube Corner.

“There is nothing the great and powerful Trixie cannot accomplish.” Trixie honestly believed she could do it. Despite the fact, that no one else had ever tried anything like it.

“Luckily, you have a manager like me to make sure you can actually pull it off this time.” Spike said.

“What are you talking about?” Trixie asked.

“I’ve asked Princess Luna to help you develop your magical talent. By this time next week, you will be able to do that trick no problem.” Spike looked at Trixie who’s demeanor changed drastically.

“Why?” Trixie muttered under her breath.

“Well, you can’t really do it, right?” Spike said.

“I thought you believed in Trixie.” She said barely holding herself together.

“Huh? I do believe in you.” Spike said. She looked really shaken up.

“Then why the hay does the great and powerful Trixie need a teacher? You don’t believe in me. You think I’m weak and pathetic just like everyone else.” Trixie shouted at Spike who was thoroughly confused.

“What? I don’t think that. Trixie, I’m trying to help you.” Spike couldn’t understand why she was so mad. She couldn’t do this on her own.

“I can’t believe I-” Trixie ran away without finishing her sentence. Spike gave chase but he was no match for the speed of the quadruped. Spike could tell where she was going though.

Trixie was sitting in front of the old tent she used to sleep in. She couldn’t believe she thought Spike was different. She thought she found someone who believed in her as much as she did. Someone like her mom. It was actually all lies. He never believed in her. He thought she was pathetic like everyone else. His kindness was nothing more than pity. She was sitting there trying to decide what she would do next when he showed up.

“Hey.” Spike was out of breath. He was afraid she’d leave town before he caught up with her.

“Just leave me alone.” She said sadly.

“Trixie, I just want to help you. You’re my friend.”

“Trixie doesn’t need friends, especially ones who don’t believe in her.”

“Why do you keep saying that? I am doing all this because I believe in you. I’m working my tail off to plan your comeback party. How could you think I don’t believe in you?”

“You don’t! You’ve been pitying me this whole time.”

“I’m not going to lie, alright. It was pity at first. I mean you were basically homeless and your plan to get back on top was some half baked revenge scheme that was doomed to fail. Yeah so I took pity on you until I realized something. You have this diehard crazy belief that someday you will be the greatest pony ever and I realized that you didn’t need my pity. You needed someone to believe in you. Trixie, I truly believe you can become one of the greatest ponies ever, but you need to believe in me when I tell you that you can’t do it alone. You need help and I can‘t help you if you don‘t believe in me.” Spike held out his hand to Trixie who stared at it for a second before giving her hoof to Spike.

“Fine, Trixie will believe in you.” Spike helped her up and they headed for home.

Trixie had just gotten done showing Princess Luna what she could do magic wise. Luna could tell she had significantly more talent than your average unicorn but trying to make a building disappear might be beyond her skill set.

“Well, do you think she can do it?” Spike asked anxiously.

“She certainly has a gift for magic and she could definitely learn to do it.” Luna said assessing Trixie’s skill. “But I doubt she could perform it a week from now.”

“So you’re saying there is a slim possibility that she could learn it.” Spike was trying not to lose hope.

“She could learn it, but it would be a require an near constant amount of practice. She’d have to understand the basics of transdimensional magic. It is the magic of moving objects in and out of other dimensions. Very few unicorns have the amount of magic required to pull it off. She has enough magic to do it. There is no doubt about that, but understanding this type of magic is extremely hard. It takes months to perfect even moving an apple through dimensional space. To do a building in a week, would be-” Luna was interrupted by Trixie who didn’t look the least bit deterred.

“Impossible? Trixie is no stranger to the impossible. A prodigy such as myself can’t be held to the same standards as others. I will learn this magic in a week.” Trixie looked confident that she could do it. Spike just smiled. He knew she could do it. Luna wasn’t so sure though.

“Luna, I know it’s hard to believe, but trust me. She can totally learn it in a week.” Spike’s confident smile was all the convincing she needed.

“Okay, let’s get started.” Princess Luna said smiling.

The next several days were difficult for Trixie and Spike. Spike had to talk the mayor into letting Trixie make her office disappear. He finally got he approval when he promised Princess Luna would make sure nothing went wrong. He didn’t know if that was true or not but he needed her permission.

He also had to talk to his contacts in Canterlot to make sure the event got coverage from the press. This meant that he was constantly sending and receiving letters from various sources asking questions about Trixie and her performance. The constant burping ruined his appetite and he didn‘t eat much.

He also had to deal with Snips and Snails who were constantly bugging him about seeing Trixie. She couldn’t be disturbed as she was hard at work with her studies. Trixie would read up on transdimensional magic during the day and practice what she learned with Luna at night. Spike would ask Luna how every thing was going and she would say she is progressing well but it was too soon to tell if she’d be ready. He would ask everyday until the show and get the same answer.

The day of Trixie’s comeback party came with much fanfare. Not only had everypony in town shown up but people from as far as Appaloosa had shown up to see what the media had called “The Second Coming of Trixie”. There were reporters everywhere looking to get interviews with a pony who was as they put it “changing the face of show business and magic as we know it”.

Spike had expected a big turnout but he didn’t expect half of Equestria to show up to see the great and powerful Trixie perform the greatest feat of magic ever performed by a unicorn. Trixie and Spike were backstage. The moment of truth was here. Spike looked at Trixie who was trying to keep up her confident attitude, but it was obvious she was nervous. Spike took her hoof in his claw and gave it a gentle squeeze.

“As long as you believe it, it’ll have to come true.” Spike said in calming manner.

Trixie didn’t know what to say. No one but her mother had told her that and she hadn’t heard it since she was a filly. She looked at Spike who was looking into her eyes. Trixie gave him a small kiss on the lips and whispered “Thank you, Spike.” Before she ran on stage to the thunderous applause of thousands of ponies, she looked at the dragon who had turned slightly red at the display of affection.

Spike looked on as Trixie just seemed to drink in the applause. She turned to Spike who was in the wings and then to the massive challenge in front of her. A hush fell over the crowd as Trixie’s horn started to glow. Everyone seemed to stand at complete attention as magic enveloped the entire building in a shroud. Trixie didn’t look like she was having too much trouble maintaining her magic around the building. The crowd began ooh and aah at the sight.

Trixie face became one of intense focus as the shroud began to tighten and conform around the building. Her horn started to glow to the point of almost blinding. In the next second, the building was simply gone. The crowd erupted as Trixie’s horn stopped glowing and the building returned to its original spot. Cameras flashed like crazy as the crowd began to chant Trixie’s name. Spike stood in the wing clapping for the unicorn.

Trixie looked at Spike and motioned for him to come onstage. Spike walked out slowly as he faced the roaring crowd. He couldn’t believe Trixie could perform like this. They stood together onstage and bowed before finally exiting stage left.

Trixie and Spike made it home after pushing and shoving their way through a crowd of screaming fans, shutterbugs, and reporters. Trixie and Spike fell on the couch and laughed. Spike looked at Trixie who had a huge smile on her face. The crowds outside disappeared as it became apparent no one was coming out.

“Congratulations, Trixie. You’re the most famous unicorn in all of Equestria. So what’s next?” Spike asked.

Trixie looked up as if the answer would fall from above then back to Spike. “This.” She said as she pushed Spike back down on to the couch. She stared at Spike for a few seconds before pushing her lips into Spike’s. Trixie rubbed her body against Spike as she lay on top of the dragon. She felt something warm and hard rubbing against her as they continued to make out.

Trixie got up and turned herself around. Trixie came face to face with Spike’s cock. She slowly enveloped the tip as his cock. Spike could feel her tongue move along the top as she went deeper. He looked at her pussy which was close enough as he started to lick the outside. Trixie began to moan as Spike’s tongue explored deeper inside. She couldn’t focus on Spike’s cock as his tongue invaded her insides.

She pulled herself forward til her flower was directly over Spike’s cock. She took in his entire cock as she began to move her hips back and forth. Trixie began to moan as his warmth worked its way to her very core. Spike watched as Trixie started to moved slowly at first. She began to moan each time she pushed herself down. He started to move his hips upward further penetrating her body.

Trixie began to feel her body shake violently as she climaxed. She could still feel Spike’s hot member throbbing inside of her. Spike pulled himself up and stood behind Trixie. He was about to push himself back inside her pussy but Trixie spoke up.

“Not there…. a little higher.” Trixie blushed. Spike couldn’t help but blush when he realized what she was suggesting. Spike was nervous but also curious as he held himself in front of her backdoor.

As he pushed himself inside, he found it much tighter than her pussy. He stopped as Trixie yelped as he pushed his way into her ass.

“Are you okay?” Spike asked. Trixie could only nod as Spike continued to move deeper.

Trixie desperately wanted to scream as Spike’s cock worked its way deeper into her ass. She had always enjoyed it far more than her pussy. Spike’s hot dick felt great as he started to move slowly. Trixie began to feel her ass slapping against his crotch. She started to let out little moans as he moved faster. She was close to another orgasm as Spike started to pound her tight little asshole relentlessly. Spike felt himself release first as Trixie followed soon after. Trixie screamed as she fell limp on the couch. Spike found himself falling back as he looked up at the ceiling as he dozed off.

A few days later, Spike was sitting on the same couch. This time he was talking with two very angry colts who were mad that the unicorn they idolized had left without seeing them.

“I can’t believe you, Spike. You know how we feel about Trixie.” Snips said.

“Yeah, you could have at least told us when she was leaving.” Snails said in agreement.

“Guys, it was Trixie who didn’t want to see you two.” Spike said. Spike had brought it up and the unicorn made it clear she never wanted to see the two of them as long as she lived.

It was a few days after Trixie’s performance. She had left for Canterlot to fulfill her destiny as the greatest pony who ever lived as she put it. She had offered to take Spike along but he couldn’t leave Ponyville behind like that. She seemed sad at first but Spike promised to see her every time she came to town and she perked up a bit. In the end, Spike couldn’t ask for a better ending for Trixie. Snips and Snails were another case entirely.

“Are you sure? Was she really that mad at us?” Snails asked.

“Let’s see. You destroyed everything she owned, ruined her reputation, and forced her to live on the road as a homeless pony. Yeah, Snails. She was less than excited to see you two.” Spike said.

“When you put it that way I can kind of see why she didn’t want see us?” Snips conceded.

“Come on, look at you guys. You are fawning over Trixie when you guys already have girlfriends.” Spike got a devious grin on his face. “Maybe I should let them know that you guys were looking for Trixie.” Snips and Snails gulped nervously.

“Be a pal, Spike. Don’t rat us out.” Snips pleaded.

“Yeah, come on dude.” Snails joined in.

“I don’t know.” Spike said like he was thinking it over. He wasn’t really going to do it. It was just a little fun at their expense.

“I know! We should tell him what we saw the other day.” Snails said to Snips.

“Yeah! Ok, Spike. We saw something last week that will totally blow your mind.” Snips said. Spike wondered what secret these two could possibly hold that involved him.

“Ok, tell me.” Spike said anxiously.

“First, you gotta bro promise to never, ever, ever tell Silver Spoon and Peppermint Twist about Trixie.” Snips said.

Spike promised as the three leaned in a conspiratorial manner.

“We caught somepony doing a certain thing in public that might be looked down upon in civilized society.” Snips said.

“I thought they were masturbating while shouting Spike‘s name.” Snails said obliviously. Snips face palmed.

“I was trying to build the mood, you bonehead.” Snips shouted.

“Don’t call me bonehead, idiot.” Snails shouted back.

“Don’t call me idiot, lamebrain.” Snips responded.

“Guys, can we get back to the pony you saw.” Spike said trying to break up the argument. He also knew that if left alone they would go on so long that they would forget what they were arguing over in the first place.

“Oh yeah, it was.. uhh… who was it again?” Snips suddenly couldn’t remember.

“I kinda forgot who it was too.” Snails said.

Spike face palms at his friends stupidity.