October 3^rd, 2019
Wednesday
Sunny

Morning

When Starlight and Trixie came downstairs, they saw Celestia and Rainbow Dash on the couch together. Rainbow Dash was on her cellphone, and both she and Celestia seemed to be in a good mood.

“Alright, I’ll let them know,” Rainbow Dash said, “You should get some more rest. Uh huh. Yeah, we’ll see you after school,” whatever was said to her made Rainbow Dash blush, “L-love you too, Pinkie Pie. See you later,” she hung up and held her phone to her chest, “It’s been way too long since I heard her sound that happy.”

“You did a wonderful job, Rainbow Dash,” Celestia said wrapping an arm around her, “I’m so proud of you.”

“Even though I almost… well, you know?” Rainbow Dash asked looking down. Celestia lifted her chin and gave her a truly maternal smile.

“The important thing is that you didn’t see it through, Rainbow Dash. Besides, I don’t know if even I would have been able to stop myself from hurting Fleur,” Celestia explained looking to the side somberly.

“I take it there’s good news?” Trixie asked as she and Starlight walked over to them.

“Great news!” Rainbow Dash shot up and walked over to her friends, “Pinkie Pie’s voice came back!”

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“Seriously?!” Trixie cried happily, “Then… that means…”

“You did it,” Celestia said walking over to her students, “Pinkie Pie’s Dungeon is gone, and she’s free from the Shadows.”

“Yes!” Trixie cheered, “Starlight, we won! We actually won!”

Starlight nodded, just as overjoyed as everyone else there. This was only her second Dungeon cleared, and back then she felt exuberant. Somehow though, having Rainbow Dash and Trixie just as happy beside her made this feel even better.

“Starlight, Trixie, Ms. Tia, thank you so much,” Rainbow Dash said, “I… I almost lost my best friend. If you hadn’t been there with me…”

“I can say the same for you,” Starlight said, “We couldn’t have done this without you.”

“Besides, after last night, it’s pretty clear you’re a lot more than “best friends”,” Trixie said wagging her eyebrows, but then looked deadpanned, “Unless you two got too embarrassed and decided to do the whole “let’s not talk about last night” thing.”

“N-no, we’re not doing that,” Rainbow Dash blushed, “Pinkie Pie made her feeling perfectly clear when I spoke to her on the phone. Some of the things she said were um,” she coughed in embarrassment, “Let’s just say having Ms. Tia right next to me when she said that was really embarrassing…”

Starlight looked to Ms. Tia, who’s face was also bright red with embarrassment. Starlight was curious as to what Pinkie Pie said, but part of her didn’t want to know at the same time.

“Daaaaamn Dashie,” Trixie said, visibly proud, “Sounds like you made it past first, second, and third base all in one night,” she held her hand up, “Up top!”

“L-LULAMOON!!!” Rainbow Dash cried, which made Trixie laugh loudly, “Geez, I wonder who has the dirtier mind, Pinkie Pie or you.”

“There’s no contest,” Trixie said shrugging, “I already won.”

Celestia cleared her throat loudly to catch everyone’s attention, “In any event, tonight we’re also going to be telling Pinkie Pie about our operations, after the party, of course.”

“There’s a party?” Starlight asked.

“Well, it’s going to be a bit last minute, but Pinkie Pie’s decided she’s going to have her party here at the dorm,” Celestia explained, “I think I can throw together a cake for such an occasion.”

Starlight was so curious as to what a birthday cake made by Celestia would be like. If it was anything like the other food she made, Starlight was in for a big surprise.

“I hate to be the one to bring up the elephant in the room, but what about “you-know-who”?” Trixie asked.

“Oh yeah, that’s another thing,” Rainbow Dash said, “Pinkie Pie wants us all to come to her place after school. Both to pick her up, and because apparently Fleur wants to tell us something.”

“Wait, does she remember last night?” Starlight asked.

“I doubt it,” Celestia said, “However, the cognitive world she projected her insecurities onto is gone, and her Shadow merged with her true self again. If it’s anything like with Joker’s team, she’s probably done a complete 180 and had a change of heart.”

“According to Pinkie Pie, Fleur asked us to come by,” Rainbow Dash said folding her arms, “I still hate that woman’s guts, though.”

“I’ll believe that she’s had a change of heart once I see it with my own two eyes,” Trixie said, “I know what I said in the Dungeon, but now that I’m awake, I wonder just how different she’ll be.”

“We’ll worry about that when we see her,” Celestia said, “For now, we need to get ready for class. Breakfast is already in the dining room, so eat up, my children.”

Everyone began walking to the dining room. Breakfast today promised to be a happy occasion, even if Pinkie Pie wasn’t there.

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“Starlight,” Celestia said stopping her, “You did a wonderful job.”

“Thank you,” Starlight said blushing a bit, “I… I’m happy you’re proud of me.”

Celestia walked over to Starlight and embraced her, “As long as you’re living your dream, I’m always proud of you. The important thing is for you to be proud of yourself. You’ve done something magnificent, Starlight.”

Starlight returned the embrace, as always somehow feeling like she was hugging her mother. She could almost hear her mother saying those words to her. She tightened the embrace, feeling even closer to her homeroom teacher. She felt as if their bond became significantly stronger.

Starlight and Celestia joined Trixie and Rainbow Dash in the dining room. As usual, Celestia didn’t eat anything, and Starlight was curious about that. She just assumed she already ate. She did make the meal after all.

That made sense… right?

Afternoon

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“Ugh! Who does he think he is, anyway?!” Ms. Cheerilee whined, “He really thinks I’d take him back after he dumped me for that big breasted bimbo?! First of all, I’m a lot more fun than she is. The things I was willing to do in-” she cut herself off blushing, remembering that she was in class. She cleared her throat and tried to look serious, well as serious as she could dressed like a cheerleader, “In any case, always remember that when it comes to who you end up dating, chemistry is what’s important. He could look like Casanova or Adonis, but have the emotional sensitivity of a spoon,” she placed a hand on her chest and sighed sadly, “Why can’t I find Mr. Right?”

“How did we get on this topic again?” Trixie asked Starlight, “I’m pretty sure we were going over Newton’s Laws of Motion.”

Starlight shrugged her shoulders. This was par for the course in Science, sadly. Starlight debated on dozing off a bit, but opted against it, if for no other reason that to see where this lecture went.

“And as for anyone interested in women; boys, lesbians, or bisexuals, also remember that looks aren’t everything,” Cheerilee continued, “What’s important aren’t how big her tits are, or how filthy she’s willing to be in bed. What’s important is what’s in the heart,” she walked over to one boy’s desk in the front and slammed her hands on his desk, “You understand, right?”

“A-a-absolutely, Ms. Cheerilee!” the poor student said, sweating buckets as Cheerilee loomed over him. Starlight and Trixie couldn’t help but giggle at that. Had nothing to do with science, but it was still a good lecture, and Starlight felt a bit more intelligent by the end of class.

After school

“Holy shit…!” Rainbow Dash said looking up in awe.

“Pinkie Pie lives… here…?” Trixie asked, also looking up.

“I must say, I wasn’t expecting this,” Celestia said, also looking somewhat shocked. Starlight just shook her head slowly, agreeing with what their homeroom teacher said. Before them stood a magnificent white mansion, one that in and of itself almost looked like a castle.

This must have been what the castle in Pinkie Pie’s Dungeon was based off of.

“So… who’s gonna ring the doorbell?” Trixie asked.

“I mean, I could, but…” Rainbow Dash looked to the side nervous, “Kind of feel like commoner trash compared to this.”

“Now Rainbow Dash, there’s nothing to be ashamed of,” Celestia lightly chided, “It’s just a building, after all.”

“Oh yeah? Then why don’t you ring the doorbell?” Rainbow Dash asked Celestia.

“I wouldn't want to ruin this learning experience,” Celestia covered, trying to hide how nervous she felt more than likely. Starlight shrugged her shoulders and walked over to the doorbell, ringing it without a problem. She could almost feel how shocked everyone behind her was.

“Starlight!” Trixie cried helplessly. Before anyone could say anything else, the door opened revealing a sharply dressed butler.

“Ah, you must be Ms. Pie’s friends. She’s been expecting you,” the butler said properly, “Please, right this way.”

The butler stepped aside, allowing everyone to enter. The interior was just as lavish as Starlight imagined it would be, with paintings on the walls, various ornaments on display, and a number of people tending to various tasks throughout the mansion.

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“Suddenly I feel slightly under dressed…” Celestia said, for the first time trying to close her kimono a bit more, only for it to fall back into place. No wonder she always wore it like that.

“Now you feel under dressed?” Rainbow Dash asked deadpanned.

“Dashie! Everyone!”

They all turned to the top of the stairs and saw Pinkie Pie, wearing the long dress and jacket she wore when Starlight first met her, and a huge smile on her face. She rushed down the stairs, actually jumping into Rainbow Dash’s arms.

“Whoa!” Rainbow Dash cried catching her, “I take it your happy to see us.”

“Not only that, but I can talk again!” Pinkie Pie said, visibly exuberant, “Also, lookie!” she released Rainbow Dash and held up her hand, revealing her Channeling Ring. Hers was different than the others, in that the pink gem in the middle was shaped like a heart, “This means I’m part of the super secret club now!”

“Speaking of, you haven’t told anyone about… that, have you?” Trixie asked.

“Nope. I don’t think anyone would know what I’m talking about anyway,” Pinkie Pie said, “I guess you know about this too, Ms. Tia?”

“I do,” Celestia said, “I’m sorry we kept this from you for so long. Being the only one who didn’t know must be frustrating.”

“Well, I don’t like not knowing, but it’s okay,” Pinkie Pie walked over to Celestia and hugged her, “I’m just happy you did what you could to help me. I love you so much, Ms. Tia.”

“Oh Pinkie Pie, I love you too, sweetie,” Celestia said hugging Pinkie Pie.

“How are you feeling, by the way?” Rainbow Dash asked, “Usually people have a fever when they wake up to their Personas the first time.”

“I feel just fine now,” Pinkie Pie said releasing Celestia, “I did have a fever when I woke up, but it wasn’t too bad. Fleur insisted I stay home though, both because birthday, and also so I didn’t make my fever worse.”

“Oh shit, that’s right,” Trixie said, “Happy birthday, Pinkie Pie!”

“Yeah, sorry we didn’t say that earlier,” Rainbow Dash said smiling, “I mean, I know I said it this morning, but with everything that happened last night.”

Pinkie Pie shook her head, “It’s okay. Yesterday was hectic, and we do have a lot to talk about. But thanks,” she said smiling.

“In terms of having a lot to talk about,” Starlight said narrowing her eyes a bit, “Where’s Fleur?”

“She’s in the sitting room,” Pinkie Pie said rubbing her arm, “She and I already talked.”

“How did that go?” Trixie asked folding her arms.

“Surprisingly well, actually,” Pinkie Pie said, “Fleur doesn’t remember the fight per say, but she does remember that she hurt me. I think to her, last night was more of a normal dream.”

“I’d imagine so,” Celestia said folding her arms under her bosom, “She isn’t a Persona User, so she wouldn’t be lucid, but she was connected to her Shadow, so I’d imagine she’d remember a few things as if they were a dream. Especially if her Shadow did tell her like she said she would.”

“What about that contract?” Rainbow Dash asked narrowing her eyes a bit.

“I asked, but she said she wanted to talk to everyone about that,” Pinkie Pie said.

“Then let’s not keep her waiting,” Starlight suggested.

Pinkie Pie led everyone deeper into the mansion, stopping in a very nice and cozy living room with a fire place, multiple chairs, and three red couches, arranged almost like the ones at the dorm, with a desk in the center.

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And sitting on the middle couch with a document in front of her, was Fleur.

“Bonjour, everyone,” Fleur said. Starlight noticed that something was definitely different about her.

“Greetings, Ms. Fleur,” Celestia said as cordially as possible, “Pinkie Pie said you wanted to see us.”

“Oui,” Fleur said averting her eyes, “Make yourselves comfortable, S’il vous plaît.”

Starlight, Trixie, and Rainbow Dash all narrowed their eyes, but walked over to the couch and sat down, Celestia and Starlight sitting on the couch to Fleur’s left, and Trixie, Rainbow Dash, and Pinkie Pie taking the one to her right. Rainbow Dash and Trixie both sat at either side of Pinkie Pie, flanking her as if to protect her.

“I take it this is Pinkie Pie’s new contract?” Celestia asked regarding the document.

“The one I had written up before, oui,” Fleur said looking downcast, “Pinkamena hasn’t signed it, as I felt it would be better for you to read it first.”

Celestia picked up the document and read it over carefully. When Starlight saw her homeroom teacher purse her lips, that spoke volumes to what was on it.

“I’m sure I don’t have to tell you my problems with this, do I?” Celestia asked. Fleur winced as if Celestia’s voice was painful.

“N-non, I’m sure even your students could read it over and see the issues. If any of you want to, you can,” Fleur said softly.

“I better not,” Rainbow Dash said folding her arms, “I’m in a relatively good mood today.”

The way Fleur closed her eyes at Rainbow Dash’s voice suggested fear almost. Well, Rainbow Dash did almost kill Fleur’s Shadow.

“Yeah, I’m with Rainbow Dash personally,” Trixie said, “I think I already have an idea as to what’s on it.”

Starlight looked at the contract. Be it morbid curiosity, or because she was the head of the coven, she decided to take a look at the contract herself. It was carefully worded, using a lot of big words that most people wouldn’t understand, and not even Starlight had enough intelligence to know what was being said. However she did notice a trend in the terms.

A lack of mention of what Pinkie Pie had a say in.

Reading it over a few more times, Starlight was sure of it. Had Pinkie Pie signed it, Fleur would have essentially been able to make all of the decisions for Pinkie Pie. At least all the important ones. Starlight threw it down on the table, feeling just outspoken enough to speak her mind.

“This is disgusting,” Starlight said, not once raising her voice, “If she signed this, Pinkie Pie would have given up her freedom entirely.”

Fleur took a deep breath, “So it is as I feared,” she picked up the document, rose from the couch, and walked over to the fireplace, and did something shocking.

She threw the contract into the fire.

“F-Fleur…” Pinkie Pie said softly.

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“I… I have to confess my sins…!” Fleur said, closing her eyes and trembling, “The truth is… on some level… I was jealous of Pinkamena…!”

“Jealous… of me…?” Pinkie Pie asked.

“When I went into show business, things were different…” Fleur explained, tears building up, “Much more strict than what they were now. I was like you… doing it because I loved it… taking jobs that I wanted, not the ones my agent at the time said I should take… Also… when I refused to sleep with him…”

“Wait, seriously?” Trixie asked, “Could he really do that?”

“Sadly, times were different when Fleur was Pinkie Pie’s age,” Celestia said sadly, “We haven’t covered this in class yet, but I’m sure you all know that women had it much rougher back in the day than they do now. It’s not perfect, no, but compared to how bad things used to be, and with Fleur being as attractive as she is, it makes sense her agent would require sex as payment.”

“Fleur… I’m sorry,” Pinkie Pie said.

“My agent… let me go after only a year of work…!” Fleur continued, breaking down completely, “He told me that I wasn’t worth the trouble! He said I was unreasonable, but I new the truth! He was just upset that I wouldn’t sleep with him! When I saw how easily Pinkamena got work, doing the same thing I did, I was overjoyed, truly,” she held her head tightly, “But deep down I also hated it! I started hearing this voice in my head, screaming that it wasn’t fair! That it should have been me!”

Starlight knew what that voice was. It was her Shadow, telling her to resent Pinkie Pie for having the success that she wanted when she was Pinkie Pie’s age, and probably to this day still wanted. Seeing her like this, it was almost hard for Starlight to hate her. Instead, she pitied her.

“I thought about what I would do differently if it were me,” Fleur continued, “I pushed Pinkamena into doing the sort of jobs my agent kept telling me to take, the kind of jobs that I refused because of my morals! I kept pushing her, more and more, taking advantage of the fact she didn’t ever tell me to stop! When she ended up in that commercial, I even used that to my advantage, making it into an issue of trust! Making Pinkamena feel guilty for not listening to me, all so I could assert more control over her!”

“So, you were taking advantage of Pinkie Pie,” Rainbow Dash seethed.

“OUI!!! I WAS!!!” Fleur screamed turning to the group, “I KNOW I’M A TERRIBLE PERSON!!! I LET MY JEALOUSY CONSUME ME, AND TURNED INTO THE EXACT SAME PERSON MY AGENT WAS!!! CLOUDY QUARTZ TRUSTED ME TO LOOK AFTER HER DAUGHTER, AND INSTEAD I…” Fleur collapsed to the floor, crying so hard that she was practically laying.

Starlight’s eyes were wide seeing this display. Yes, she knew what they did was real. Seeing both Trixie and Pinkie Pie infinitely better was a sign of that. However, seeing Fleur de Lis, the same woman who looked down on everyone, reduced to a pitiful husk of a woman, it was almost too real.

“Jesus Christ…” Trixie breathed out looking at this display, “She really did have a change of heart…”

Pinkie Pie held her hand over her heart, silently crying to herself. Rainbow Dash however, was trembling. She gritted her teeth, and clenched her fists tightly before rising off the couch.

“You think… this changes my opinion of you…?” Rainbow Dash seethed, slowly walking over to Fleur, “You think by apologizing… and crying your eyes out… that just wipes away everything you did…?” Rainbow Dash stood over Fleur, tears of rage falling down her cheeks, “Do you have… any idea what Pinkie Pie went through because of you?! Because of your selfishness?! SHE WENT THROUGH HELL!!! ALL BECAUSE YOU WERE TOO MUCH OF A PUSSY TO FACE HOW SHITTY YOU FELT ABOUT YOUR LIFE!!!”

“I… I know…” Fleur rose to her knees, unable to meet Rainbow Dash’s gaze, “I even… said terrible things to her friends… to you…”

“I don’t fucking care about what you said to me.” Rainbow Dash said, getting down on one knee in front of Fleur, “I’ve dealt with much worse than anything a bitch like you could throw at me,” Rainbow Dash grabbed Fleur by the collar of her blazer, pulling her close as if she were about to shove her into the fireplace, “Selfish adults like you make me sick. Taking advantage of people who can’t help themselves. Thanks to someone just like you, I had to watch my own Mother suffer, and die in the hospital. You made the only person I’ve ever loved as much as Mom suffer just as much. If it were just the two of us, I’d toss you into this fireplace right now and watch you burn alive.”

Everyone was silent, afraid to move or say anything right now. Rainbow Dash’s voice sounded just like it did back in Pinkie Pie’s Dungeon, and Starlight was worried that Rainbow Dash would do it this time.

To her credit, Fleur said nothing to any of this. Her eyes were to the floor, and she didn’t even fight to get out of Rainbow Dash’s grip. If she did shove her into the fireplace, would Fleur have even stopped her? Shockingly, Starlight didn’t think so.

“The only reason I’m not going to kill you, is because I know for some reason, Pinkie Pie still loves you,” Rainbow Dash continued, “She’s a much better person than I am. If I killed you, that would just make Pinkie Pie suffer all over again. But I want you to remember something,” she leaned in close to Fleur’s ear, “I let you live.”

Rainbow Dash released Fleur, slowly rose to her feet, and walked out of the room.

“Dashie, wait!” Pinkie Pie cried shooting up from her seat.

“Pinkamena,” Fleur said stopping her, “That girl, she is the one you love, oui? The one you always call your chevalier?”

“She is,” Pinkie Pie said softly, “I love her with my whole heart and soul.”

“I… can see why,” Fleur said, “Go to her… I, I don’t deserve your forgiveness yet…”

Pinkie Pie walked to the door, but stopped, “You may not deserve it, but that doesn’t mean you won’t get it. I need some space from you, but… I do forgive you.” Pinkie Pie then ran out of the sitting room to search for Rainbow Dash.

Fleur’s eyes widened hearing that. She then placed a hand over her heart and smiled somberly.

“She… truly is an angel,” Fleur said, more to herself than anyone else, “All of you, take Pinkamena with you back to your dorm. I… I need to be alone…”

“Very well,” Celestia said rising to her feet, “Starlight, Trixie, let us depart.”

“Yeah… let’s,” Trixie said, she and Starlight following Celestia out of the sitting room. Starlight took one last look at Fleur before leaving the broken woman to her thoughts. Part of her wondered if that could have happened to Blueblood.

Probably, but sadly his Shadow hadn’t returned to his true self, and was still talking down to Trixie even as they left. Sadly, unless he faced his own shadow, he probably wouldn’t change.

When they found Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie, they were outside, sitting on a bench in the yard together. Starlight didn’t know what they had talked about, but based on the much calmer expression on Rainbow Dash’s face, and how they were holding hands, Starlight knew they were okay.

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“There you guys are,” Rainbow Dash said as they approached, “So, ready to go?”

“More than ready,” Trixie said, “It’ll be a tight fit Pinkie Pie, so I hope you don’t mind being squished in the car on the way home.”

“Nope, I’m just happy to go home,” Pinkie Pie said, “So a question about Personas. Is it common to feel their presence even in the real world? Cause while we were in that room, I felt Serenity hugging me from behind.”

“I get that sometimes myself,” Starlight said, “I think it just means you and your Persona are psychologically connected to each other.”

“Kinda makes sense when you think about it,” Trixie said, “You wanted to be a magical girl about as much as Starlight wanted to be a witch, and our Personas are just the manifestations of our inner selves. Speaking of, is your Persona seriously… Sailor Moon?”

Pinkie Pie nodded happily, “I was so shocked when I realized that! It didn’t hit me until I woke up, but when I pictured her in my head, I realized that she was actually based off Sailor Moon!” Pinkie Pie gasped dramatically, “Oh my God! That means not only did I become a Magical Girl, but I became Sailor Moon! I’m really really Sailor Moon!”

Celestia laughed happily, “That’s right. You did it. From now on, when you fall asleep wearing your Channeling Ring, you’ll be able to enter the dream world. In that world, you’re now in fact the very Magical Girl you always wanted to be.”

Pinkie Pie giggled and then jumped up and down happily, “This is so awesome! I always dreamed of becoming a Magical Girl, but I never thought it would actually happen! This is the best birthday present ever!” she then turned to Rainbow Dash and smirked, “So, did you like seeing me dressed like that?”

“I… uh…” Rainbow Dash’s face turned red, “I mean, yeah. That’s a much better look on you than the helpless princess look.”

“Mmm, that’s not what I mean~” Pinkie Pie sauntered over to Rainbow Dash and held onto her arm, “I’m fully aware of how short my skirt is in that form, Dashie~”

“Um… uh…” Rainbow Dash stammered.

“And since I wasn’t wearing any stockings, my legs were on full display,” she continued, “Admit it, you just had to give them a nice, slow rub before you sent me back to the real world, right Dashie~?”

Rainbow Dash looked around nervously, and then turned to her friends with a pleading expression, “M-Ms. Tia, please…!”

“I should probably go start the car,” Celestia said airily, walking back to the car.

“Um… come on, Great and Powerful Trixie! You gotta help me!”

“Mmm, oh yes! Hearing you stroke my ego so thoroughly really gets me going,” Trixie said, “I’ll see you back at the car Starlight.”

As Trixie walked back to the car, Rainbow Dash turned to Starlight desperately. Starlight could practically see the hearts coming off of Pinkie Pie, and she could have sworn she had real hearts in her eyes.

“Come on Leader, be a pal,” Rainbow Dash pleaded.

“Mmm, I’d rather not, actually,” Starlight said, “I know you’d do the same for me, after all,” Starlight turned to the car and started walking back, “Don’t keep us waiting too long, you two~”

She had no idea what Pinkie Pie did to Rainbow Dash, but based on how red her face was, and how happy Pinkie Pie was on the car ride back, she could fill in the blanks. At least they were happy.

“You have good friends, Pinkamena,” Fleur said, watching them drive off from the window, “They will take good care of you.”

She walked over to the fireplace again, looking at a picture of herself with Pinkie Pie’s Mother. They both looked so happy together. She could only imagine how Cloudy Quartz felt about her now.

“Forgive me, old friend. I betrayed your trust in me,” Fleur closed her eyes somberly, “But I will make amends. Someday, if Pinkamena will still have me, I will turn her into the brightest star in the world. Just like I promised you that day.”

Evening

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When they got home, Celestia went right to work preparing a cake for Pinkie Pie. As it was last minute, they couldn’t have a super big party, but Pinkie Pie didn’t mind at all. She was just happy to have her friends from the dorm, Ms. Tia, and her cousin Applejack over to celebrate. Since it was so late, Twilight got up, so she was “invited” to the party too, and to everyone’s surprise, Applejack brought Rarity over too.

It was a truly lively party, all things considered. Since they were coming late, Applejack and Rarity brought snacks and drinks with them, and with Celestia’s permission they brought a few of the game systems down from Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie’s room, thus had a bit of a fighting game tournament. Shockingly, Twilight revealed herself to be a bit of a gamer herself, but preferred RPGs to fighting games. Still, she did well in the tournament. Pinkie Pie did request that they play a multi player RPG later on so Twilight could enjoy herself more.

Speaking of Twilight, Starlight was surprised to see how well she and Pinkie Pie got along. Upon their first meeting, it seemed like they just instantly clicked. Starlight couldn’t help but be slightly jealous, but she was just happy to see Twilight talking to someone close to her own age.

Another surprise was how nice both Applejack and Rarity were. Rarity not so much, as even Starlight could tell she was a nice person. Applejack on the other hand wasn’t anywhere near as stern as the students made her out to be. “No Fun Jackie”? More like “Tons of Fun Jackie”. She and Rainbow Dash even had a bit of a rivalry building between them on the fighting games.

Throughout the party though, Starlight’s eyes kept falling on Rarity, who Starlight really wanted to get to know better. There was just something really cool and mysterious about her. In a more relaxed setting, she seemed a bit more aloof than Starlight imagined she’d be, but in a cool senior sort of way, if that made any sense.

Still, Starlight couldn’t help but feel like she was a bit more guarded than everyone else. Visibly she seemed okay, socializing with everyone at the party, and seemed to get along with Ms. Tia just fine. However, Starlight noticed that she seemed a lot more relaxed with Applejack than anyone else there.

Toward the middle of the party, Celestia brought out the cake she had started baking when they got back from Pinkie Pie’s mansion. It was beautiful, and Starlight couldn’t wait to taste it. Naturally there were approximately 18 candles on it.

“Oh my,” Rarity breathed out when she saw the massive pink cake Celestia made, “Ms. Tia, did you seriously put this together on short notice?”

“Yes, sadly it’s probably not my best work. It’s not nearly as fancy as I wanted to make it, but there’s been so much going on lately,” Celestia said setting the cake down on the dining room table.

“Don’t listen to her,” Trixie said, “Ms. Tia doesn’t know how to make a dish that doesn’t taste good.”

“Oh Trixie, you flatter me,” Celestia said laughing.

“I hear your cookin’ is that of the Gods,” Applejack said, “Honestly, I’m kinda afraid to eat this. Might spoil me against anythin’ Granny Smith makes.”

“If you don’t want it, I’ll totally take your slice,” Rainbow Dash said.

“Nice try, Dash. It’s risky, but that’s a risk I’m willin’ to make,” Applejack said.

“So Pinkie Pie, know what you’re gonna wish for?” Trixie asked Pinkie Pie.

“Are you seriously going to follow that tradition?” Twilight asked rolling her eyes, “We’re teenagers, not little kids.”

“Not everyone is trying to be an adult like you are, Twi-Twi,” Trixie shot at Twilight, who just tightened her fists in frustration at her nickname. One that Trixie had no intention of giving up, apparently.

“A wish, huh? Well, that’s hard considering that my wish already came true,” she said looking at her Channeling Ring, “Both of them, in fact~” she then turned to Rainbow Dash, who averted her eyes as her face turned slightly redder, “Wait! I know exactly what I’ll wish for!” she then closed her eyes, and blew out the candles.

“So, what did ya wish for?” Trixie asked.

“She can’t tell us, Lulamoon,” Rainbow Dash said, “If she does, it won’t come true.”

“That’s okay, Dashie,” Pinkie Pie said, “I never believed that part. I always felt that wishes gained more power when shared with the people you love,” she placed her hands over her heart smiling softly, “I wished for everyone’s wishes to come true. Everyone here in this dorm, both my old friends, and my new ones.”

“Oh darling, that’s so sweet of you,” Rarity said, visibly touched.

“Told ya my cousin would send ya into diabetic shock,” Applejack joked, but smiling just as warmly.

“I don’t know about my dream, honestly,” Twilight said looking a bit downcast, “That’s something I gave up on a long time ago.”

Starlight noticed that Celestia turned away somberly hearing that. What was Twilight's dream, she wondered. And more importantly, why did she have to give it up?

“Especially your dream, Twilight,” Pinkie Pie said taking Twilight’s hand, “Never give up on your dream. It’ll come true, I know it will.”

Twilight blushed a bit at Pinkie Pie’s smile, but then averted her eyes, “Geez, you really are too sweet.”

“So, can we eat some of this cake now?” Rainbow Dash asked, “I’m dying over here!”

“Yes, Rainbow Dash, we can cut the cake now,” Celestia said laughing, proceeding to cut the cake for everyone. When Starlight ate her first bit of the cake, everything stopped. It was so good she damn near cried from the taste alone.

“My God, this is incredible…” Rarity said, visibly shocked, “Applejack darling, I think I’ve found heaven.”

“Right there with ya,” Applejack said, equally surprised, “Sorry to cheat on ya, Granny Smith.”

“This isn’t right,” Trixie said looking at her cake, “It should be illegal for anything to taste this good…”

“Oh, you all like it! That’s wonderful!” Celestia said happily, “Again, not my best work, but I’m happy all of you are enjoying it.”

If this was what happened when Celestia “just threw something together”, Starlight was afraid of what would happen if she put effort into it. It might kill her.

As it approached midnight, the party began to wind down a bit. Starlight used this party to mingle with everyone a bit, but hadn’t gotten a chance to really speak to Rarity. She planned on doing that before the party ended, since she wasn’t sure she’d ever get the chance to do so at school.

Only, where was Rarity?

Starlight looked around a bit, and noticed that Rarity wasn’t in the dining room with everyone else. She frowned, a bit concerned.

“You alright, Starlight?” Applejack asked walking over to Starlight. Starlight told Applejack she was wondering where Rarity went, “Ah. Yeah, she does that. She tends to get uncomfortable in large crowds. I told her she didn’t have to come, but she really wanted to show her support to my little cousin. If you’re lookin’ for her, chances are she’s either in the kitchen or livin’ room. Anyplace she can get away from the crowd.”

Starlight suddenly felt unsure about approaching her then. It seemed like she was a bit more solitary in nature, and she didn’t want to make her uncomfortable.

“Ya wanted to talk to her?” Applejack asked, surprising Starlight, “Why don’t ya track her down. She an’ I are probably gonna head back home in a bit, so now’s the time to get to know her.”

Starlight nodded, thanking Applejack before leaving the dining room in search for Rarity. She didn’t have to search long, as sure enough, she found the lone senior sitting on a couch in the living room, eating her second slice of cake alone.

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“Hm?” Rarity asked when she noticed Starlight’s presence, “Oh, were you looking for me, darling?”

“I hope you don’t mind,” Starlight said, “If you want to be alone...”

“No, please stay. I know it’s odd, but I’ve wanted to get to know you better for some time,” Rarity said with a pleasant smile. Starlight smiled herself and sat down next to Rarity, immediately hit with her powerful aura. The way she carried herself, how classy she dressed, her make-up, even her perfume all somehow came together to create someone that Starlight was both terrified of, yet drawn to.

“I apologize for how distant I’ve been at the party,” Rarity said, “I’ve always been bit of a lone wolf, as it were.”

“It’s fine,” Starlight said. Yeah, a wolf was definitely a good way to describe how Rarity felt. Someone both elegant and ferocious at the same time.

“How’s Trixie doing?” Rarity asked after a second, in a way that suggested she was struggling with what to say.

“She’s… better,” Starlight said, “Blueblood’s gas lighting isn’t helping, though.”

“Mmm, I’d imagine not,” Rarity said, “Never did like that one. He once showed interest in me, back when I first came to Canterlot High.”

“Being completely honest, I’m not surprised,” Starlight said, “Not just because I’m positive he’d try to fuck anyone with an extra x chromosome, but because… well, have you looked in a mirror lately?”

Rarity laughed at that statement. It wasn’t the kind of laugh Starlight expected from her in the slightest. It was loud, genuine, almost like how a delinquent would laugh. Not at all the way someone of high class would laugh.

“Yes, that’s true, I suppose. I wish that were all it were though,” Rarity took another bite of her cake before continuing, “Back when I came to this school, I guess you could say I had a somewhat tragic air to me. Blueblood’s always been attracted to those types, claiming he could be the answer to their problems.”

“You don’t seem like someone who had a tragic air to you,” Starlight said, finishing off her cake and setting her plate on the table.

“That means the mask is working, darling,” Rarity admitted, “Tell me, why do you dress like you do?”

“What do you mean?” Starlight asked.

“You know, like a goth. The make-up, the tattered style of your dress, that key shaped necklace, and your ring. You dress like a goth, but you don’t really act like one from my understanding.”

Starlight hadn’t really thought about that. Really, she just liked the style. She didn’t dress this way before, but after her mother died, she found herself dressing a bit more on the darker side. When she thought about it though, there was one reason in particular. Maybe she could trust Rarity with that.

“Well… when I think about it, I guess it’s to convey the message that I’m a witch,” Starlight explained, “It’s something that I always wanted to be, and dressing like this helps me feel that way at all times, if that makes sense.”

“I get it,” Rarity said nodding, “You have an idealized person you want to be, and thus you dress the part. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a real live witch or not. What matters is that you feel like you’re a witch, and that others believe it too.”

“I… guess so,” Starlight said.

“I’m the same way, darling,” Rarity continued setting her plate down after she finished her cake, folded her arms elegantly, and crossed her legs, “The clothes I wear, the make-up, the very way I carry myself, all of them are a part of the mask that is “Rarity”. This is my ideal person, and I wear her so others can’t see who’s really underneath, and most of all, so I don’t have to see her either.”

“So… you don’t have to see her…?” Starlight asked. Something about that felt odd. As a response, all Rarity did was chuckle softly.

“Everyone has things in their past they’d like to forget. I’m certain you have yours. This is just my way of covering up mine,” she turned to Starlight with a soft smile, “I like you, Starlight. You strike me as someone who’s quite dependable.”

“I… guess so,” Starlight said, blushing and looking down at her lap, “I won’t say I’m perfect, but I always try to help people when I can.”

“Yes, I could tell,” Rarity said scooting closer to Starlight, “The truth is, darling, I get rather stressed out working for the student council, and I’ve been looking for a personal assistant. Someone like a secretary.”

“Are you… asking me?” Starlight asked, her heart racing at being so close to Rarity. It suddenly felt like she was next to a wild beast that could attack at any moment, but just wasn’t at the moment. Why she got that feeling from Rarity, Starlight had no idea.

But she wondered if it had anything to do with whatever her make-up was covering up.

“You wouldn’t have to come in every day,” Rarity said, “I know you’re a cheerleader, and I don’t want to monopolize on whatever social life you have. But, if you could come by at least twice a week to help out with things, I would be very grateful. Would you consider it?”

Starlight couldn’t find the words at the moment. In fact, she seemed to have forgotten how to speak. She settled on a quick nod, trying to hide how nervous she was being so close to Rarity. Again, why she was so nervous felt irrational, but there was just something about Rarity that kind of terrified Starlight.

Like a beast wearing the disguise a human.

“Wonderful. Just come into the Student Council Office when you want to help out,” Rarity held out her hand, “I’m looking forward to working with you, Starlight.”

“L-likewise,” Starlight said, slowly taking Rarity’s hand.

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THIS IS MY FIGHT!!! STAY OUT OF THIS, WITCH!!!

Starlight sucked in a breath on instinct. Holy shit. She’d felt powerful emotions before, but this… this was on a whole different level. She felt… intense. Like she was fighting someone right this second. Also, did she already know that she was a witch? But how could she have-

No, it wasn’t Rarity herself who screamed at her. It was her dream self. But if that were the case, did that mean… did Rarity-

“Hey, ya ready to go?” Applejack asked stepping out of the kitchen, “It’s gettin’ late, an’ sounds like Ms. Tia wanted to talk to everyone before they went to bed.”

“Yes, Applejack. Starlight and I just finished our talk,” Rarity said jumping up and walking over to Applejack’s side, “Let’s head home.”

“Alright,” Applejack said, caressing Rarity’s cheek in an affectionate manner, “It was great seein’ ya again, Starlight. Keep lookin’ after my little cousin, alright?”

Starlight nodded, “I will. And I’ll see you in the Student Council Office, Rarity.”

“See you soon, Starlight,” Rarity said. Starlight walked them to the door, and watched as they walked down the street, arm in arm. She could tell they were close. If not dating, then at least sister. Starlight wondered if Applejack knew anything about the level of terror coming from Rarity. Probably not, but to feel that way, and for her dream self to speak to Starlight directly like that, it could only mean one thing.

Rarity had a Dungeon.

Late Night

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With the party pretty much over, Starlight helped clean up before they all went upstairs to fill Pinkie Pie in on everything that they were doing. Starlight was trying to be attentive, but she couldn’t help but worry about what she felt from Rarity. Should she let everyone know her suspicions now, right after they cleared Pinkie Pie’s Dungeon?

“And that’s the situation concerning the Nightmare Epidemic,” Twilight finished.

“So, that whole thing was another world, and I was trapped there?!” Pinkie Pie asked, “That’s so terrifying! These Shadows can just pull people into that place and attack them?!”

“It’s worse, if you can believe it,” Celestia said folding her arms, “When one dreams, they naturally enter the Phase. It’s just how human existence works. What’s happening is that the Shadows are so abundant now, and people aren’t as mentally protected against them, so they’re easy targets for the Shadows.”

“That’s…” Pinkie Pie looked down concerned, “And Starlight, you’re this Trickster?”

Starlight nodded, “I’m a special Persona User, someone who can use multiple Personas at once.”

“Apparently, whenever something like this happens in the Collective Unconscious, someone else awakens to this power and leads the charge against the Shadows,” Trixie said wrapping an arm around Starlight, “Starlight here is part of a huge legacy.”

“You really are an anime protagonist…! That’s so awesome!” Pinkie Pie cheered, making Starlight blush.

“I-it’s not that impressive…” she said.

“No, no, let her gush, please,” Twilight said rolling her eyes, “Everyone else is falling at the feet of Our Lord and Savior Starlight Glimmer, why stop now?”

Now Starlight knew Twilight had an issue with her. Still, while she wondered what that was, she got the feeling if she were going to tell anyone about this, sadly Twilight was the best candidate. Celestia did say she wanted them to work closely together.

“Pinkie Pie, you don’t have to get involved if you don’t want to,” Rainbow Dash said taking Pinkie Pie’s hand, “I know this is scary, and with you just being rescued from-”

“No Dashie, I want to help,” Pinkie Pie said, “Not just because so many people are suffering, but because everyone involved in this is special to me. Besides, so far I have the best healing powers in that dream world, and you guys are going to need a white mage.”

“Told ya she’d want to help,” Trixie said.

“In that case, welcome to our coven,” Starlight said, “I know you’re a Magical Girl, but that’s kind of similar to a witch, so you’re in.”

“A Witch and Magical Girl are basically the same thing, Starlight,” Pinkie Pie said, “Besides, I already said I wanted to be a part of your super secret club,” she squealed in excitement, “I know this is dangerous, but I can’t help it. I’m so excited to help out!”

Rainbow Dash sighed, “Well, as long as you’re okay with it. So Leader, what’s the new plan?”

Everyone turned to Starlight now. Should she let them know about Rarity now? While yes, that was a big issue, they also needed to start getting higher in Elysium. Starlight didn’t know for sure if that was where the Nightmare Epidemic got it’s start, but it did seem important.

“There’s something I’m going to be looking into for this month concerning a possible new target,” Starlight said, “I’ll let you all know more when I’ve confirmed things, but for now we need to focus on Elysium. Starting tomorrow night, we’re going back into Elysium to start exploring.”

“Yes! We’re going back to Elysium!” Pinkie Pie cheered, “Question, what’s Elysium?”

“I’ll fill you in on all of that tomorrow,” Rainbow Dash said wrapping an arm around Pinkie Pie and pulling her close, “But it’s good to see you’re enthusiastic about it.”

Pinkie Pie giggled. Starlight could tell she was going to be fun to have around.

“For now, all of you get some rest,” Celestia requested, “No going into the Phase tonight, since that does exert energy.”

“Got it, Ms. Tia,” Rainbow Dash said with a yawn, “Come on, Pinkie Pie. Let’s head back to our room.”

“Alright. Night night, everyone,” Pinkie Pie said.

“Good night,” Celestia said with a gentle smile, “Pleasant dreams, honey.”

“That sounds great,” Pinkie Pie said, walking over to Twilight and hugging her, “I can’t thank you enough, Twilight. I’ll see you sometime tomorrow, okay?”

“R-right. See you tomorrow,” Twilight said slightly returning the hug.

“I’m jumping in the shower,” Trixie said, “Starlight, you coming?”

“I’ll be there,” Starlight said, “I wanted to talk to Twilight about something first,” she leaned in close to Trixie, “I’ll tell you when I come into the room.”

Trixie nodded subtly and then gave an exaggerated yawn, “Good night, Ms. Tia. Night Twi-Twi~”

“Twilight!” Twilight fussed as Trixie left the control room with Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie, laughing the whole way.

“I’m going to go meditate for a bit,” Celestia said, “I’ll be back in a few minutes Twilight.”

“Alright, Ms. Tia,” Twilight said. That confirmed it for Starlight. Celestia didn’t sleep. Starlight said good night to Celestia as she left, but planned on asking her about that at some point.

"Good night, Starlight. Pleasant dreams," Ms. Tia said walking out of the room.

“So, what’s up?” Twilight said folding her arms, “This have something to do with that possible new Dungeon?”

Starlight was tempted to ask her what their issue was, but decided to instead stay on topic.

“A bit before the Student Council President left, I got strange vibes from her,” Starlight explained, “I didn’t want to spoil the day, since this one kind of snuck up on me, but I was wondering if you could identify whether or not she has a Dungeon, and if so, located it for me.”

Twilight shrugged, “Sure. I don’t mind. Hell, I might be able to do that first part right now. Do you know her full name?”

“I don’t, sorry,” Starlight sighed, “Just her first name.”

Twilight rubbed her eyes, “Well, that’s going to make things a bit harder, but if she’s the Student Council President, that should narrow it down a good deal.” Twilight went over to her computer and typed in the information she had. It took a few seconds, but much to Starlight’s dismay there was a hit.

“Looks like she does have one,” Twilight said, “Based on these readings though, it’s a newly manifested one, so we have time to track it down.”

“I don’t want to overwork you, but do you think you can search around for it when we’re not exploring Elysium?” Starlight requested, “I want to clear this one as soon as humanly possible.”

“Sure, but I can’t search tonight since we don’t have any information on her,” Twilight said turning to Starlight, “So I’ll need you to get close to her and find out as much as you can.”

“I can do that,” Starlight said, happy she had a means of getting closer to Rarity. Looks like she’d be working with the Student Council after all.

“You should get some rest,” Twilight said, turning to her computer, “I’m going to wait for Ms. Tia to finish meditating, and then probably do some reading.”

Starlight nodded and went to the door, but stopped, “Twilight, I don’t know why you don’t seem to like me, but know that I appreciate everything you do for us, alright?”

Twilight was silent for a few seconds, “I’m just doing my job. Good night, Starlight.”

Starlight sighed, bidding Twilight goodnight before leaving the room. Seemed it would still be a while before she and Twilight could start bonding.

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After saying good night to Trixie, Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie returned to their room. It had been a while since Rainbow Dash felt like she could honestly relax, so needless to say she was in a good mood. I mean, they did it. They rescued Pinkie Pie. This was something that was bothering Rainbow Dash since the beginning of the school year, so to finally resolve it felt great.

“It’s finally over!” Rainbow Dash cried falling onto her bed, “Remember how I said I wanted to be an RPG protagonist?”

“Yeah, I remember,” Pinkie Pie said, still standing by the closed door of their room.

“I didn’t know it was so hard! Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy. I mean, not only did we save you, but between you and me, it was kind of fun, ignoring the existential horror aspect of it, you know?”

Pinkie Pie laughed softly, “I feel you. Anime and video game heroes always make it look easier than it actually is.”

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“So, you’re sure you’re okay with this, Pinkie Pie?” Rainbow Dash asked, “You know, helping Starlight and Trixie with this whole Nightmare Epidemic thing?” when Pinkie Pie didn’t speak up right away, Rainbow Dash continued, “I can tell when you’re pushing yourself. That, and your Persona isn’t as offensive as the rest of ours.”

“I know. I am okay with it, though,” Pinkie Pie walked over to the window and looked out at the moon shining in the night sky, “I watched modern day Magical Girl shows, so cosmic, existential horror was something I was prepared for if I became one too. What about you? Are you going to keep fighting?”

“Well, duh. Of course I’m gonna keep fighting,” Rainbow Dash laid on her back and rested her hands behind her head, “Let’s face it, Lulamoon’s gonna keep doing this if for no other reason than she and Starlight are besties, you know?”

Pinkie Pie giggled, “They do feel like us, don’t they? Almost like they were friends for years.”

“I know, right? Now, me? I don’t have any real loyalty to them beyond them helping me save you, but… I feel like that’s enough. Sides, not like I know what else to use this power for,” Rainbow Dash looked at her Channeling Ring, “Persona. The power to fight Shadows. This kind of stuff you only see in video games, you know? Maybe that’s why I wanna do this. I want to see where this goes. Sides, so far I’m physically the strongest fighter, so it wouldn’t feel right leaving them alone now.”

“Yeah… I figured you’d say that,” Pinkie Pie said quietly.

“Hey, are you okay, Pinkie Pie?” Rainbow Dash asked sitting up, “We’ve been friends since last year, so I know when you’re upset.”

“The truth is, Dashie, I am afraid. Not for me, though,” Pinkie Pie placed her hands on her chest, “I’m scared for you.”

“For me? Why?” Rainbow Dash asked.

“Why wouldn’t I be? You kept mentioning how precious I am to you, Dashie, but the truth is, you’re just as precious to me. The thought that awakened my Persona was the idea that… I could lose you. When you fought Fleur’s Shadow, and you almost died, I was terrified,” she let her jacket fall off, and slowly unzipped the back of her dress.

“P-Pinkie Pie?” Rainbow Dash asked, her face turning red, “Um… w-what are you…”

“I know I made it seem like I was joking earlier, but this whole thing with my Dungeon helped me realize just how I truly feel about you. Dashie, I… I love you.”

Rainbow Dash’s heart threatened to shoot out of her chest it was beating so hard. Made worse when her dress fell to the floor, leaving Pinkie Pie in just her red bra and matching panties. She didn’t know what to say to any of this, both because she was terrible with words in meaningful situations, but also because, well, what do you say to this?

“I thought about this all day, taking time to feel my emotions, and figuring out how I wanted to proceed. In the end, this just felt right to me,” Pinkie Pie unhooked her bra and tossed it aside, and then dropped her panties, before turning to Rainbow Dash, face about as pink as her hair, “I want us… to fight together, Dashie. N-not just as best friends, but as… lovers.”

“Pinkie Pie…” Rainbow Dash breathed out, taking in how beautiful her princess was. Her figure wasn’t over the top in the slightest, but she could definitely see how she’d make in the modeling business. Her figure was just voluptuous enough where she’d drive just about anyone crazy.

Pinkie Pie walked over to Rainbow Dash and crawled on top of her, “That Dungeon… was my fairy tale… and this is the ending I’ve chosen. So please… take me, my knight. Erase the terrible memory of what happened to me in there…”

As their eyes met, Rainbow Dash understood what she was trying to say. In a way, she wasn’t saved yet. Yes, she wasn’t trapped in that place anymore, but she was still terrified. Also, the knowledge that she was actually there on some level meant that all the times she was assaulted, abused, possibly even raped, all of those things actually happened to her. Rainbow Dash had a duty to keep Pinkie Pie safe. As such, there was still one job she had to do.

She had to replace the terrifying memory, with a wonderfully happy ending.

“What am I gonna do, say no?” Rainbow Dash asked with a smile, placing a hand on Pinkie Pie’s cheek, “You’re mine, and I’m yours, Princess. Now and forever.”

Pinkie Pie teared up, but quickly kissed Rainbow Dash deeply and lovingly before she broke down. Rainbow Dash held her close, their kiss soon turning into a full on make-out session. Neither of them could think of a better way for this story to end.

The fight was far from over, yet somehow they both felt like as long as they were together, they would live happily ever after.

Thus officially ends the first arc. Yes, Trixie's Dungeon was a part of that too, since it all took place in September. The next Dungeon is one I've been waiting to write for a while, but I'm going to warn everyone now. It's obviously Rarity, and I know my track record with dress horse/best pony is um... brutal. So warning all of you to brace yourselves for a much heavier arc coming up.

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