Cloudsdale Corner

Sunday Addition

Fictitious Tale or True Oddity?

By: Shady Groves

Three days ago in Cloudsdale General Hospital’s Maternity Ward a unicorn filly was born to two pegasi ponies. This, however uncommon, is not unheard of. A few facts make this case unique. First of all, the filly is supposedly able to walk on clouds. How this fact was discovered is not known. Secondly, through extensive research, it has been confirmed that nowhere in the recorded family tree of both parents does any type of pony other than pegasus appear.

It’s possible that this is simply the result of an unfaithful spouse, though the mother denies ever being with another stallion. I, in my personal opinion, don’t believe we will ever know for sure. It has been suggested by multiple sources that the Princesses will be looking into this filly and the strange circumstances surrounding her birth.

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Canterlot Query

Questions About Cloudsdale’s Unicorn Finally Answered?

By: Inkwell

Most ponies have heard of the unicorn born in Cloudsdale a month ago and the questions surrounding her existence. The Princesses have filed an official case on the filly, now named Cloudwalker. They have asked the parents for permission to study their daughter. It is unknown if the parents have answered.

On another, stranger note it seems the filly has already acquired a cutiemark. Cloudwalker now proudly sports the image of a hoof on a cloud. While it isn’t the most creative cutiemark ever, Cloudwalker now hold the title of the youngest pony ever in the recorded history of Equestria to receive her cutiemark. This filly seems to be defying everything once thought of as fact. I, for one, can’t wait to hear more news on this incredible foal.

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National Equestrian News

Special Report

By: Princess Celestia and Princess Luna

Three months ago a young filly named Cloudwalker was brought to our attention. Normally, we wouldn’t pay much attention to the claims being made but, at the encouragement of some influential ponies in Cloudsdale, an exception was made. Since this time, we have received permission from the parents of the foal to run noninvasive tests and have come to a conclusion.

We found that Cloudwalker was indeed the daughter of the two ponies believed to her parents. She comes from a pure pegasus line and, in light of this information, we concluded magic was likely the cause of this filly odd circumstance. Though we cannot find the source of magic that caused this filly to be born as a unicorn instead of a pegasus, we have determined that amounts that do not occur normally would be required. We have also concluded that it is extremely unlikely that another case such as this would occur. To be on the save side though, pregnant mares are advised to steer clear of any large collections of magic.

Cloudwalker is a healthy, relatively normal foal that should be treated as such. She and her family will continue to live in Cloudsdale until further notice. Should the need arise; they will be relocated to a more suitable location. In the years to come, Cloudwalker will likely return to Canterlot to have other tests run.