Author's Notes:

Short chapter this time. But a continuation either way. Hope you enjoy it!

Trixie's eyes slowly opened up to a bright light above. From where she was, it looked like she was far from where the light was. Looking up, she found a bunch of walls surrounding her body, and a giant hole above where the light came from. And just above that hole was Moon Dancer. Her eyes twitched and she had a crazed grin on her face as she stared down at Trixie.

"This is what's known as the end of the line, Trixie. I was hoping it wouldn't come to this, but you left me no choice."

Trixie groaned. "Moon Dancer, please, you're not well! You're not thinking straight! Listen, I know you want back at the Rainbooms, I completely understand why. Trust me, I do! I've had to deal with their bullying and terror for two years now!"

"Its not the same Trixie. You never had to deal with them like how I did..."

"How does that even make sense, they never even came together until Sunset Shimmer came here! And you never even attended CHS anymore!"

"You're so blind Trixie... but I guess it won't matter. You've made the changes to this game a lot more... interesting."

Trixie gulped when she listened to her change in tone. "W-What do you mean?"

"I said I wasn't going to hurt your friends, I promised that. But since you're beyond redemption... it's only logical that you and your friends fall. But don't worry, the Rainbooms are the only ones who will suffer. With several decades behind bars!" Moon Dancer declared.

Moon Dancer got up on her feet, starting to walk away from the giant hole that Trixie was in.

"Moon Dancer, get back here! You're not thinking straight!"

"Sorry, I can't Trixie. We're not friends anymore, remember? Hope you're not afraid of the dark!"

Moon Dancer walked away from the hole, leaving Trixie all on her own. Trixie just growled as she looked up, hearing the sound of her footsteps walking away.

"No, fortunately, I am not."

She groaned from the pain, as she tried to pull herself up. She felt her pockets to see if she had anything. No. Her phone, and her radio were taken. Of course. She felt her jaw, yep, still lost tooth. That was going to be bothering her for a while.

Looking down, she saw that same vanilla folder that she skimmed through. But why? Why were Moon Dancer's files with her? And did she intentionally throw the folder down with her?

Picking it up, she pulled out the first document.

"Patient #195, name Moon Dancer. Patient has unresolved childhood trauma, with the inclusion of an abusive father," Trixie read. Her face looked away from the paper with a deadpan look. "Of course..."

Shaking her head, she continued reading.

"Patient has made claims that three particular girls are in fact immortals, but our attempts to try and see through her eyes has been unsuccessful. She has also been very unstable with her emotions, as the therapist has described her mentality as unstable. Many violent fits of rage and anger targeted towards six individuals who she calls the 'Sonic Rainbooms'. We do not believe she is ready to go back out into the public until she regains control of her mentality and brain..."

Trixie groaned and she tossed the paper to the side, her head hitting the wall behind her.

"She's beyond redeeming," Trixie sighed. "Just wonderful... but how am I gonna get out of here?"

Trixie was about to get up when she heard the sound of legs sliding on the ground. Her heart almost jumped out of her chest. She wasn't alone in here, she could feel it.

With caution, she slowly turned around and gasped. She wasn't alone after all. And the person she was with? It only made her burst with joy. Against a wall, sitting on her behind, was Adagio.

"Adagio!"

"Mmm... Trmxmm?"

"Oh, right, hold on..." Trixie said.

Trixie leaned over, moving towards Adagio's body. Her hands were cuffed together in front of her, and she could see a blindfold and gag on her mouth. She removed the blindfold, allowing her eyes to wince at the burst of light. But as her eyes readjusted, a twinkle of hope ignited in her eyes. The girl she loved was right before her... and it was a sight that was nothing short of beautiful.

Trixie carefully peeled the duct tape off Adagio's mouth, and pulled the cloth that had been balled up and jammed. As soon as her gag was completely off, Adagio let out a hard cough, finally able to breathe again.

"T-Trixie... is... is that you?" Adagio coughed.

"It is!" Trixie beamed.

She tackled Adagio, giving her perhaps the biggest hug she could give. Adagio tried to hug her back as well, moving with what she could. A few soft whimpers escaping her throat.

"Hey, its okay," Trixie softly said. "Its okay, I'm here..."

Adagio sniffled, "I... I was so scared... I thought she was going to do something to you, and I... I just... I don't know what I would have done if she did something to you."

Trixie pulled out of the hug and looked to her girlfriend with a hopeful smile. She wiped a tear away from her face, giving her the most calm and gentle look she could offer.

"Its okay. I'm here now," Trixie smiled.

Adagio for once in those few days she was away, felt happy. A small but weak smile formed on her face.

"I... I can't believe you came all the way out here. F-For us?"

Trixie nodded with a smile. "I would never leave you Adagio. Never. You're my girlfriend. And I'm honestly happy just to see you again. Are you okay?"

"Well I can safely say I am glad to see you too, although I am not happy you got dumped down here with me, but now that you are here, I'm more happy to see I'm not alone. Am I making sense?" Adagio said quickly.

"Sort of. Just, please, try to stay calm. Are you okay?"

Adagio sighed. "Well, I'm thirsty, and I'm starving of course, and until you were thrown down, it was pretty lonely in here. But otherwise, I am fine. I don't like the bonds though," Adagio struggled to yank the handcuffs off, but to no avail. "Trixie, I'll admit... I... I kind of enjoy being tied up... and gagged," Adagio blushed, "But this? This isn't fun or okay for me. At all."

Trixie's cheeks heated. "That was more information than I needed to hear..."

Adagio blushed again. "S-Sorry..."

"... anyways... I'm just happy to see you again," Trixie said, holding her close. She gave her a kiss on the lips, to which Adagio tried to pull her closer, sharing a longer kiss. Her lips still tasted like sweet candy, something she always treasured about her.

"But how are we going to get out of here?" Adagio asked.

"I don't know. But we have to get out of here fast. Moon Dancer's completely lost it. She'll kill everyone if we don't put a stop to her!"

"But why?"

"She's a psycho, Adagio! There isn't any sense or logic left in her brain now! Its just nothing but wasted memories and boiled up rage... I wish I could convince her otherwise, but there's no use."

"Anyone need a lift?"

A flash of bright light hit the hole they were in. Looking up, Trixie gave a smile. Just above them were Maud and Limestone who looked down at them.

"Maud! Limestone! How did you find us?"

"That Moon Shaker girl practically gave you two away. We just asked what she was doing, and she just said she threw you in a hole," Limestone shook her head, unamused. "Why would she even give away her plan?"

"She's lost it Limestone! She's completely insane, that's what it is! And if we don't stop her, she'll kill our friends, and worse, she could kill your sister and her friends."

Limestone's eyes twitched. "WHAT!?"

Trixie and Adagio flinched.

"That's it! We're kicking that girl's butt! If she's gonna be messing with Pinkie Pie, she'll be messing with me!"

"Yeah, mind getting us out first?" Trixie asked.

"Hang on. Let me check my tools first," Limestone called.

"Limestone should have a tow cable with her gear. Just tie the rope to yourselves, and she'll pull you up."

Limestone reached to her tool belt, pulling out a line. She flipped open a panel in her prosthetic limb, replacing the axe with the line. On a side of the tool, there was a small lever to move in a circular motion. Using that lever, she lowered the rope down to the bottom of the pit, allowing Trixie to get ahold of it.

"I'll get you out first," Trixie smiled, tying the rope around Adagio's cuffs. "Be careful when you pull Adagio up! And if you have something strong to cut through metal, I suggest pulling that out! She needs her cuffs off!"

"I have some sheers. Don't know how strong they'll be, but we'll give it a shot!"

Adagio used her legs to try and climb on the wall, while Limestone tugged and tugged to yank her up.

"So who is this Moon Shaker girl that threw you down here?" Limestone asked.

"Long story! We'll tell you on the way, but we've got to get out, fast! I hope everyone is okay though..."