(Sequel to "Arby 'n' the Chief in: Equestrian Afterlife")

It's been three months since Arby and his mental-deficient and acid tongued cohort the Master Chief were killed in an on-purpose explosion of Jon's apartment. All human souls were saved, especially Jon himself (because he wasn't even home). The odd duo have discovered that they have been sent too the magical and harmonized world of Equestria where adorable, intelligent, multicolored, and talking ponies lived along with fearsome and mythical creatures. It's there they were remade into ponies and faced a couple of hardships, but managed to overcome them. Arby himself has found a loving marefriend out of Applejack who he wishes to spend the rest of his 'life' with while Chief sticks to his own status quo.

One day Arby and Chief get an invite from Shining Armor and his wife, Princess Cadence to visit there kingdom of the Crystal Empire along with the rest of the gang. Arby happily accepts while Chief is reluctant, but is forced to go anyway. Arby thinks the Crystal Empire would be the perfect place to celebrate his three month relationship with Applejack in hopes of Chief not finding a way to screw it up. Sometimes hopes are not worth hoping for, especially when Chief is present.

After one of Cheif's impractical pranks goes wrong, Chief accidently stumbles into the mirror under mysterious circumstances because the portal is supposed to be sealed until thirty moons have passed. Arby knows he can't let Chief cause havoc in the alternate world, and pursues him with the help of Princess Twilight Sparkle who already knows what the dimension contains. The problem is they both have only one day to find Cheif before they get trapped there until the portal opens freely. This truly is a game of Cat and Mouse. Hopefully Chief can be recovered before the clock runs out! Luckily a town celebration called Septemberfest is going on. It's the perfect spot for Arby and Twilight to reunite with the girls, and Chief to bring him back to Equestria.

Link to First Story: /story/125658/arby-n-the-chief-in-equestrian-afterlife

Rated Teen For Rude Humor, Dialogue, Drug References, and Manipulation

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