It's been a day since Twilight disappeared. Nopony knows she's gone but the ones in the castle.

There was a meeting going on in the Freindship room.

"We have to do something!" Rainbow Dash said.

"We're doing all we can," Applejack said.

"Sending out search parties isn't doing anything!"

"Calm down Rainbow. Maybe she'll come back on her own," Pinkie Pie replied, her mane flat. Rainbow Dash stared at her angrily.

"I'm afraid Applejack is right, dear. We can't do anymore than we are. Most of us are already exhausted," said Rarity. And she was right. All of them but Rainbow Dash sported bags under their eyes. Fluttershy couldn't even make it to the meeting, falling asleep before she could get out the door. Spectrum was watching everypony else back at Canterlot. Even Nova, Star, Night Light, and Moondrop knew that their mother was missing. No matter how hard they had tried, the four ponies found out. Star was angry when she did.

"I'm not a foal anymore, and neither is my sister! We're grown ponies, and you tried to keep this from us?" She had said. Nopony could calm her down but Nighty.

But no matter what, zero traces of Twilight were left behind, except for the book she was reading. Spike didn't even want to send a letter to Princess Celestia until they had some clue as to where she went. And they were all dreading when they had to tell Flash. He was on duty at the moment, having volunteered a few days before to go to Canterlot while some old books from the Archives were restored.

Sadly, all anypony knew about Twilight's disappearance was that they were what remained.

Author's Notes:

Okay, so Sonic Spectrum is my oc. She is a pink, rainbow-maned alicorn who moved to Ponyville a couple years back. At this point in time, Twilight has four kids. Starburst, Night Light Jr., Nova Star, Starburst's twin sister, and Moondrop Sentry. Yes I know that flashlight is kind of hated, but for this fic, it's necessary for the plot.

P.s: This is my first fic, so please tell me what you think. And sorry about grammar errors.