Been feeling exhausted (Feeling sleepy when I shouldn't be, and unable to sleep when I want to) and angry at Teen Titans (Things change, and MLP again, so I'm just getting this ready, and will post slowly due to working on "PR Super Starfleet" as well

I don't know why when I copy and paste directly from my processor, the page spaces the sentences and paragraphs out like that (I only double-spaced when typing it)
Just roll with it, it'll take a long time to space it properly, especially since the chapters will be much, much longer, and will take longer to space properly.

3000 years ago… before Equestria had ever been established, there was a fierce war in the magical world: an ultimate battle of Light against Darkness, Good against Evil, Love against Hate!

So many ponies, so many other creatures-- Dragons, Gryphons, Minotaur, alike-- raged the battles across the lands. Those that supported Light worked hard to maintain peace, order and love to the world, whereas those of Darkness spread chaos and destruction wherever they went, believing that Darkness should rule, and the Light was worthless and was to be extinguished.

Two fierce forces, so incredibly powerful in their own way, and yet equally matched. The war lasted for many years, causing many to perish and suffer.

Finally, a great pony wizard decided to quell the fighting by containing the powers of each force within two magical tomes. One for the darkness, the other for the light…

The magical powers were sealed within the blank pages of the two tomes, which came to be known as The Dark Prognosticus, and The Light Prognosticus

With their powers now drained, the members of each tribe suddenly found it difficult to maintain their battling ways, and the war began to cease.

However, there was one wicked dragon of the Tribe of Darkness whom refused to cease, with evil desires to take the powers stolen and use them, for the sole purpose to conquer and build whole worlds in his own image.

In the midst of the battle between the Wizard and the Dragon, the two fought fiercely for the power of the tomes, which resulted in serious consequences. The force of the light and dark became so fierce, in one final clash; the two powers collided with such force, in blinding flashes of Light and Darkness… the two tomes had vanished, and both the Dragon and the Wizard were nowhere to be seen.

Whatever became of either of the two beings, and the two books…?

…Not a soul could ever say, but eventually, the battles had ceased entirely, peace returned and the war faded into history.

Those among either tribe, of Darkness or Light, went about their own ways and lived their own lives, continuing what they believed in most. Still... the legend had been passed down through the ages, and still remained one of the most fascinating tales and wonders of Equestrians today!

These were the words that Princess Twilight Sparkle read from a history book to her friends. “That’s all it says after that…” said Twilight “Isn’t that amazing?”

Her friends didn’t seem so optimistic about the story they had just heard. “Yeah… um…” said Applejack “Well…”

Twilight already got the message and sighed.

“Oh, don’t get us wrong, darling.” said Rarity “I’m sure that whatever transpired back then was all resolved.”

Twilight sighed, “I guess you’re right.” And she gazed down at the history book again, “I just really wish I knew what happened to those beings, or either of those books. Ponies have been looking for traces of either of them for a very long time and came up with nothing.”

“Well, I’ll tell you this much…” said Rainbow Dash “That would all make a pretty good Daring Do story.”

“Oooh, I can see it all now.” cried Pinkie Pie, and she dipped into one of her hallucination scenarios of the whole thing, “Daring Do, and her two famous sidekicks, Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie, searching the world for the remains of the lost books, but stop at every village along the way to have wild and fulfilled parties!”

She was really going crazy, hopping around, throwing confetti and tooting a noise-maker, making Fluttershy jump nervously.

Pinkie blushed in embarrassment, “Sorry, you know how I get.”

Fluttershy cleared her throat, “Well, I better go…”

“You got plans?” asked Applejack. “Oh, no… it’s just that I promised Discord I’d have some tea with him this afternoon. He’s been feeling rather left out today, and you know how he gets when he’s upset.”

“Oh, boy, do we.” Spike groaned, he remembered the last time; Discord threw one of his little tantrums. He turned all of Equestria upside-down, literally, so the sky was below and the ground was above. Food wouldn’t stay on your plate, fish fell out of the water, and ponies practically had to swing and climb from thing-to-thing so they wouldn’t fall downwards to the sky.

…Fluttershy managed to calm him, and Discord did get reprimanded for his attitude and actions.

“It could’ve been a whole lot worse.” said Pinkie “Off-hoof, I can’t think how, but there could always be a power worse than Discord’s.”

Rarity dashed over and hushed her, “Please, Pinkie Pie, still your tongue. The last thing we want is for another evil force to befall on Equestria.”

Rainbow didn’t seem as worried as she was, “Ah, bring ‘em on. We’ve already faced so many enemies before, and they always end up being defeated anyway. I don’t think there’s a magic or force anywhere that can stand up to us!”

All the others agreed, even Twilight did, feeling that as long as she and her friends believed in one another, and in the power of the friendship they shared in their hearts and through the Elements of Harmony, there was nothing that couldn’t overcome.

Fluttershy decided to go before she was late for her “date” with Discord, and the others left to go about their own devices, leaving Twilight and Spike alone in the castle. “Well, what should we do now, Twilight?” Spike asked, but he turned round to see Twilight was still buried in that history book of the two tomes.

…She obviously hadn’t heard him either as she just kept her nose buried in that book.

Spike sighed, “I think I’ll just go take a nap.”

After he left, Twilight just continued to flip through the pages, still refusing to believe that the two books had simply vanished into thin air.

“What could have happened to them?” she kept asking, no one in particular.