As a brand new Night fell down over Ponyville, far away, a recently reformed alicorn had only just awoken from her dreamscape, only to be forced to endure her sister's overeager desires...

"C-celesti- Ah~! I'm going to-!" Luna cried out as she gripped the soft sheets on Celestia's bed, her legs spread wide as her sister's muzzle continued to utterly devour her pussy.

Seemingly starved for her juices, Celestia continued to lap up every drop that she could, her tongue delving deep between Luna's folds in search for more. She could feel her sister's legs trembling as she was on the verge of climaxing. The smaller alicorn had lasted as long as she could, but after so long without pleasure, could hold out no further.

The wave of orgasmic pleasure that slammed into Luna as the tip of Celestia's tongue slid across her clit hit her like a brick wall. She cried out into the night as her body spasmed, a gush of sticky fluid splashing into her sister's waiting mouth. Riding the pleasure high for all it was worth, Luna basked in a feeling she'd been unable to replicate for over a thousand years.

Unfortunately, it would not last forever as Luna's rapid panting eventually began to slow as she finally went limp on her sister's bed. Her whole body felt so hot and sweaty and her knuckles felt sore from gripping the stained sheets. The pale blue alicorn was left speechless as she gazed up numbly at the ceiling of her sister's private quarters. Eventually though, she was able to muster the energy to crane her neck down.

Visible through the gap between her bare breasts, Celestia finally pulled back from her sister's trembling pussy, eagerly licking her lips for more of the mare's sweet juices. She looked back up at Luna with lidded eyes and a sly smile. Moving up from where she'd been kneeling at the foot of the bed, she embraced her trembling sister. Laying on top of her frail form, her muzzle rested snugly between Luna's small but pillowy breasts.

Celestia hummed happily as she let out a content sigh, clearly enjoying the warmth radiating from her sister's body. Further down, Luna could feel Celestia's voluptuous bosom pressing up against her stomach. Their eyes meeting again, Celestia giggled, her lips still smeared with glistening saliva and other more intimate fluids.

"Feeling better now, Lulu?" The alicorn asked with a playful wink.

"W-we are... i-indeed~" Luna replied with a shaky breath, still coming down from it all.

With one of her hands, Luna reached up to caress her sister's smooth cheek, causing Celestia to purr as she nuzzled up against her soft palm. Oh, how much she'd missed little moments like this.

"I truly cannot tell you how immensely grateful I am to finally have you back, Lulu. I missed you so very much." Celestia whispered softly, wrapping her arms lovingly around her sister's slender abdomen. The pair remained silent for some time, enjoying each other's company.

"Though, thou could have at least waited until after we had returned from your student's dream before tasting our sweet flower~" Luna playfully scolded.

Celestia giggled and rolled her eyes.

"Perhaps, though it's not my fault that you look so irresistible like this~" Celestia cooed, pushing up onto her knees and admiring her sister's cute and submissive body. Still recovering her power after being blasted by the Elements, Luna was far smaller and slender than normal. She'd eventually grow back into her usual curvy and voluptuous shape, but for now, Celestia didn't really mind.

"Well, before we were so inappropriately interrupted, Miss Sparkle was advising us of her befuddlement in regards to the ramifications of our return." Luna began to explain. "That is something which we must admit remains somewhat unclear to us as well. What do exactly do you intend to tell the rest of Equestria now that I have returned?" She inquired, feeling a bit worried, given her less-than-peaceful first appearance.

A thoughtful expression rose on Celestia's muzzle as she turned to glance out towards the open balcony left of the bed.

"Well, I am afraid that, at least for the moment, there is still much unrest and confusion among Equestria's citizens. Aside from those whom your 'previous self' appeared before in Ponyville, nopony is yet aware of the reason behind the moon's extended stay in the sky." Celestia mused, stretching her arms up over her head as she watched the last few violet lights from the sunset disappear from the horizon.

Luna tore her eyes from her sister's beautiful body to follow the alicorn's gaze. Celestia's horn came to life as a familiar golden aura surrounded it. The glow intensified for a moment, and Luna could hear her quietly grunting as the moon slowly rose up from the other end of the sky. Now set it on its path for this new night, Celestia released her hold, taking a deep breath.

Luna felt a pang of guilt as she saw a pained grimace briefly flicker over her sister's muzzle from the exertion. While moving the moon might seem like child's play when compared to the sun, even after a thousand years of practice, Celestia still lacked the same natural finesse and talent which Luna could normally wield with ease.

Unfortunately, until she fully regained her powers, a process that could take many more weeks, she would be unable to assist with the task.

"I believe it would be best if we officially announced your return tomorrow." Celestia continued. "We must assure the ponies of Equestria that everything is alright, and I feel that this will be the chance for you to make a good impression on them."

It was true. Aside from her sister's protege and her companions, no pony in Equestria was so much as aware of her redemption. Luna was worried about what modern ponies might think of her though, especially once they found out what happened before she was cleansed by the Elements. Luna's thoughts wandered back to her deplorable actions as Nightmare Moon, lingering particularly on her cruel treatment of one of Twilight Sparkle's more scaley companions.

"Sister, what of that green and purple dragon which was traveling with your student? When we were banished, Equestria was not exactly on good terms with the fire-breathing creatures. Have they truly turned over a new leaf during our absence?" Luna asked, a darker part of her mind wondering if things really had improved without her in Equestria. However, Celestia was quick to dismiss this.

"Unfortunately not. From what I can perceive, Spike is quite different from the rest of his kind. He was hatched by my student when she was very young, and being raised as one of us is likely the root of his altruistic behavior." Celestia answered. "Though, perhaps in the future, he may help us to get through to the rest of his kind..."

Celestia turned back to her sister, wearing a tired smile. "But that's neither here nor there. In the morning, I will start the preparations for your royal introductions and send a letter to Twilight. In fact, I feel it would be best if we held the event in Ponyville as well so that the ponies there realize that you are no longer Nightmare Moon, and instead, will embrace you as their new Princess Of The Night..."

Meanwhile, Twilight and her adopted, and not even remotely attractive, younger brother were walking together in silence. As they made their way through the Ponyville's empty marketplace, an awkward tension hung between them, though Spike didn't appear to have picked up on this just yet. His calm and collected demeanor starkly contrasted Twilight's as he scanned around for a place to eat.

The mare was forcing herself to not even look in the young drake's direction whenever possible, lest she let more strange and suggestive thoughts pry their way into her mind. But despite her best efforts, she was struggling to do so.

"It's weird." Spike suddenly said, startling Twilight as she battled with her shaky nerves. "I'm so used to everything being open late back in Canterlot. I almost forgot that most towns like these actually close up shop for the night..."

"Y-yep, pretty weird..." Twilight replied, her blush deepening as now even the sound of his voice was getting to her.

'Come on, Twilight, snap out of it! What in Equestria is wrong with you!? He's your little brother for ponies' sake!' Twilight mentally shouted to herself. 'That stupid fantasy in the bathroom didn't mean anything! It was just an accident, there's no reason for me to be getting this worked up around him all the sudden!'

Spike seemed to finally take notice of the purple unicorn's troubled expression, rising a scaley eyebrow. She'd been acting so shifty ever since she woke up. He was starting to get worried.

"Uh, Twilight, you feeling alright?" He asked, causing the mare to jump slightly once she realized she was being addressed.

"Wha- Yes! Yep, I'm perfectly fine! A-after all, w-why wouldn't I be?!" Twilight practically shouted back in reply, her face practically glowing red as she turned away and twirled one of her bangs.

"Uhh... oookayy then..."

He'd never seen her like this before and honestly, wasn't sure what to make of it.

"Well, uh, I don't know if we're gonna find anything out here that's still open this late." He said, deciding not to pry for now. "This place seems pretty deserted. Maybe we should just go back and- Oh!"

As Spike was scanning the surrounding closed stores and stalls, his eyes landed on a familiar sight. It was the strange tent he'd seen when they first arrived, 'The Tented Tights.' Judging from the purple light shining through the front door flaps, it appeared to be still open. Though thankfully, it lacked the long line it sported before.

"Hey, there's a place that's still open." He said, pointing out the tent to Twilight. "Though, I'm not sure if they actually serve any food in there or what they- Hey, whoa!" Spike yelped, suddenly being pulled forward by Twilight's magic.

"That sounds good, let's go!" Twilight abruptly decided for him, darting towards the tent and dragging him along by his wrist. As they neared it, Spike pondered the place's odd name.

Pushing through the entrance of the tent, Twilight and Spike found themselves standing in what was most certainly not any kind of eating establishment either of them had ever seen before. A single round table sat in the center of the small round room in front of them, with one chair on one end and two more on the other. The dark, almost black, purple tent walls rose up to a point above the table were numerous small candles hung down from the supports.

Sitting on the table itself was some kind of large glass ball that seemed to continually emanate a strange purple mist that was gathering on the floor beneath it. There were no shelves or anything obviously for sale anywhere in sight. What exactly was this place? But before either of them could say a word, a mare emerged from a hidden set of flaps on the other side of the room.

"Ah, new visitors!" The unicorn's angelic voice sang as she stepped out into the dim candlelight.

Twilight heard Spike's breath hitch as the apparent owner of this establishment fully revealed herself. She had dark indigo fur and a long swirling black mane that fell evenly down around her shoulders. A set of piercing violet eyes looked back at them, lidded yet alert.

She wore a long black dress which stopped just below her ankles, fit perfectly to perfectly mode the mare's tall and slender figure. A very deep v-neck stretched all the way down to her smooth belly, exposing the wide gap between a pair of small but perky breasts before finally ending just below her belly button. Two slices were cut up along the left and right sides of the dress as well, exposing the mare's long legs as well as the small crystal ball cutie marks that adorned her smooth hips.

"And here I thought the ponies in this town all went to sleep after dark~," The unicorn mused, her hand sliding around the rim of the table as she made her way over to them.

"I, uh, h-hi," Spike stammered as the mare approached, clearly distracted by her rather risque wardrobe.

She didn't seem to mind his staring as she stopped a few feet in front of them, gazing momentarily up at the dragon's dumb grin before turning to look down at Twilight. Said mare couldn't help but meet her welcoming smile with a look of distrust as her magic gripped a little harder around Spike's hand.

"Now tell me, what brings the two of you to my little tent at this late hour? Perhaps you just that eager to learn your destinies?" The mare inquired, one hand resting on her protruding hip while the other hung down by her side.

"Sorry, we were just leaving. Come on, Spike, we can find somewhere else to eat." Twilight quickly grunted, giving the mare a sideways look as she turned to leave. She didn't know why, but she suddenly wanted to get Spike as far away from this strange mare as possible.

"I'm afraid that you'll find nothing open out there this late, my dears. However, I suppose I could offer you both a little something to satiate your hunger if you might entertain my services~?" The mare proposed, causing Twilight to pause as her stomach let out an audible grumble. Biting her lip, she turned back around.

"And what would that be?" She asked, absentmindedly wrapping her arms around Spike's as she glared up at the tall unicorn.

"Come along, and I'll show you what you've both been missing~." The mare replied ominously, turning and striding back towards the table.

Twilight weighed her options as her stomach protested at the idea of ignoring the mare's offer of potential food. Paired with the fact that they had nothing left to eat at the library, the promise of something to eat proved too much for her to resist as she begrudgingly followed along. Spike was quick to keep pace as his eyes tracked the rhythmic movements of the mare's well-defined rear before she disappeared into a back room.

Twilight squinted down at the small paper tray sitting in front of her as she and Spike sat next to each other at the small round table. A small pile of perfectly cut daisy sandwiches and a few banana slices adorned both the plates. Half of them were already gone though as Spike had been eagerly devouring most of what they'd been provided.

Glancing up at the unicorn now sitting opposite, Twilight took a cautious nibble out of one of the sandwiches. Unsure if it was due to her hunger or not, Twilight couldn't deny that they were pretty good.

"So... what was your name, miss...?" Twilight asked suspiciously.

"Oh, of course, how rude of me not to have introduced myself. You may both call me Vision Swirl." She replied, not at all bothered by Twilight's harsh tone.

"Alright, Miss Swirl, what exactly do you do anyway?"

"Ah, as you may have already guessed by the orb in front of us, I am a fortune teller by trade. I use my magic crystal ball to see a vision of a pony's future and what time has in store for them~" She explained, reaching forward to lightly caress the glass ball at the center of the table.

"Right..." Twilight said, giving the mare a doubtful look. Twilight had heard of soothsayers and mediums that sometimes wandered around Equestria, though she usually found them to be nothing more than con artists looking for some easy bits.

"Perhaps you'd like a demonstration? Normally I would charge for my services, but I suppose I'd be willing to make an exception for the two of you~."

"S-sure!" Spike pipped up before Twilight could reply, eagerly wolfing down another sandwich.

Admittedly though, she was a little curious too. Plus, the idea of potentially being about to debunk this con mare's 'prediction' with her advanced knowledge of science and magic was very tempting.

"Fine, why not." Twilight decided, rolling her eyes. "Let's see what you can do."

"Wonderful! I'm certain you won't be displeased~," Vision said, smiling as she began to make slow movements with her hands around the crystal ball.

Her horn came to life with a violet aura as she snuffed several of the small candles around the room. Eventually, only two remained on either side of the ball, surrounding them all in darkness as the flow of purple mist pouring out from the base of the ball increased. Twilight felt a shiver run up her spine as the mare began to quietly chant to herself as even Spike stopped eating to watch anxiously.

Twilight watched as the mare's eyes appear to roll back into her head as her thin fingers danced all across the ball's smooth surface. Then suddenly, she stopped altogether, with each hand now pressed firmly against either side of the shiny orb. Though her horn was no longer alight, the ball began to glow a mysterious shade of purple, the light shining mystical wispy shadows on the walls and ceiling.

Vision closed her eyes as her grip on the ball tightened for a moment, before finally opening them to reveal two glowing purple orbs that both shined as brightly as the ball itself. Twilight felt goosebumps as she could almost feel waves of strange magical energy literally pulsing from the mare's body.

"Mmm, there we are then," Vision whispered softly, turning her ominous gaze to Twilight. "So, what would you like to know?"

Twilight was still taken aback by the whole display, speechless as she tried to think of something. She had never seen anything like this before...

"I, uh..." She began, mouth open as she looked around.

Her original plan of asking something she would never be able to guess correctly had seemingly been erased from her mind. Eventually, her eyes found Spike, who appeared to be just as much in awe of the spectacle as she was.

"W-will I ever... find s-somepony?" She finally asked.

"Hmm, seeking your partner in the game of life? A popular request... very well~," Vision softly chuckled, staring down into her magic ball.

The inside of it seemed to swirl and spin as she slowly slid her fingertips across it once more. Twilight gulped as a sense of apprehension fell over her shoulders when the mare finally stopped.

"Hmm... ah." Vision sighed, seemingly finding what she was looking for. "Why yes, you will indeed find a special someone to call your own very soon." She began, her glowing eyes flicking back up to Twilight. "In fact, you may be surprised to learn that you've already met your special someone quite some time ago..."

Twilight's cheeks brightened as she cast an anxious glance in Spike's direction. He didn't appear to be paying too much attention to their conversation, still looking around at the mesmerizing shadows. She could feel her heart thumping in her chest as she tried to think of anypony else that the mare could be talking about, the skeptic side of her mind getting swept under the rug.

"They are someone you have likely never suspected to be so until recently. But do not fret..." Vision paused, reaching out to lay her hand on top of Twilight's. "His fiery spirit will indeed accept you~." She whispered.

Twilight shot up out of her seat in an instant. "T-thank you for the food, b-but we really n-need to get going now!" She stammered, enveloping Spike's whole body with her magic as she yanked him up out of his seat before he realized what was even happening. Stumbling over their chairs, Twilight walked quickly towards the exit of the tent, the blush on her face still increasing in intensity as Spike floated along close behind her.

"Huh, wha? We're leaving already? But I didn't get to hear her give me my fortune yet!" He protested, squirming in Twilight's grip as the two of them pushed through the flaps.

Twilight couldn't help but glance back inside as they were leaving, gulping as she saw Vision smiling at her from the table.

'She knows...'

Author's Notes:

Fun Fact Of The Chapter: During estrus, a mare will mate with as many stallions in its herd as it can to keep any of them from knowing if the mare's child is theirs or not.