Note: in order to know what the beginning of this chapter feels like, please watch this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj7ljvBEBg4

ughh.... where am I? where are the others? "Doctor? Derpy?"

A faint "here" could be heard some where over the pile of... oh god. Are those--?

With a grimace, I slowly climbed over the gruesome looking... OKAY, I NEED TO TAKE A BREAK NOW! (Bleargghh!)

Okay... *huff* as he climbed over the gruesome... bodies... he could see the 3 ponies, safe and sound, if not a bit... red. Doing a quick body scan, and thankful for everything that was still there, I started looking around. It appeared to be a cave, with holes with grass in them lit up to illuminate the area.

And then I made the mistake of looking down.

To describe this scene, we would have to change to the "Mature" tag, along with the "Gore" tag, so I can't exactly tell you what it looked like. I CAN, however, tell you that it looked similar to hmm... about a hundred mutilated bodies stacked on top of each other, and then buried under bones, and then a splash of blood oh, say, there, there, and everywhere.

What was strange though, was that not only pony bones were here, but also zebra, and... humans? That is a mystery I will never find out, and hope I never will find out. Fortunately, the monster thingermajigger was gone for now, and do I see a TARDIS?

"AH, there's the TARDIS when you need it! Let's get out!" The others were fully awake, and staring at the horrors, and the TARDIS.

"All these bodies! I wish I could help!" Derpy was most affected, since she was very sensitive, even with all the travel with the Doctor. For some reason, Sweetie didn't seem so affected. Was she in the loop for THAT long?

"Well, I think we should go. Any longer and the huge monster might come back, and this time we might not be so lucky." The others agreed to this, and so we stepped into the TARDIS and left behind the horrors behind us.

Author's Notes:

Finally! I can't seem to find time for this, and even when I can, the chapters are short. That's too bad.
Well, that's all the author's notes I really need to say.

--crooked