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Unfinished JoJo's Bizzare Adventure Green
By TableCreated: 2024-08-06 03:43:14
Updated: 2024-08-06 03:58:48
Expiry: Never
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Written for the JoJo's Bizzare Adventure General.
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>Ruler of the Darkness
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>Shadow Lord
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>Cowards, all of them, naming you again and again to deny your true nature
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>King Sombra, the true ruler of the Crystal Empire. That is your one and only name!
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>Yet in spite of your tremendous power...it was not enough
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>About a thousand years ago the rules of the Sun and the Moon banished you from the throne, rightfully yours
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>About a thousand years later you struck back, in their weakest moments
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>And yet...the power of Love swept yours away
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>Amazingly, there are but two things keeping you alive...one of them is hatred
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>Hatred for those fools, for taking away what was yours from the beginning!
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>...
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>Perphaps you were the fool. Perhaps it was you who made a mistake
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>In your years of commanding legions, you were not prepared for their retaliation
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>You did not expect such power...much less from those weaklings
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>...
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>...and you yourself are not any better
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>In your current state...you can barely keep yourself together
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>You can barely even move...or speak...or think...
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>Your thoughts are weak, it's like you've been holding your breath for more than a year
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>...there are but two things keeping you alive
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>One of them is hatred, hatred for what these ponies have done to you
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>But there is another thing, one that drives you even further
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>A dreadful feeling, an unspeakable sensation that invades your being
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>Fear
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>Fear of the oblivion, of the place for the forgotten, of the sleep that will never end
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>How ironic, the Ruler of the Darkness, afraid of the eternal void awaiting for him...
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>Well, you have been thinking of embracing this feeling more than once...
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>But not now
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>You cannot rest peacefully just yet
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>There are still many things that need to be done...
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>...
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>...a cave
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>...it has been two weeks of near endless storms out in this desert
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>Two weeks of perpetual torment, and at long last...
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>A cave...there is a faint yellow glow coming from the inside...
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>For once, in your existence, the light is very...attractive
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>And as you approach the walls of the cave, you are quite relieved
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>For the first time in two weeks, you feel...calm...at peace...
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>This sensation...this pleasure...this...tranquility
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>And yet, you cannot let it overflow your being
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>You cannot rest peacefully just yet
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>Not without settling your objectives first...your goals...
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>And once again, those old sentiments of hatred and fear return...
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>Those emotions that kept you alive, drive you deeper into the cave
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>Deeper in the heart of the unknown, slowly but steadily
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>...
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>And deeper you went
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>...
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>And the light became brighter
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>...
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>And the light came to be a torch
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>Here you stood, the outside world shined through the distant cave entrance
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>But now, like moths attracted to light, you stood before the flame
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>And as the cave went deeper, you saw another faint glow in the distance
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>One that was struggling to survive, like a prey mortally wounded
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>...
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>And deeper you went
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>...
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>And the light became brighter
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>...
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>And his voice became clear
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>His voice. Shaky, but determined
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>''...we'll get out of here cutie pie, understand?''
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>There was another noise after. That of heavy breathing
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>And a feminine voice was heard, right after
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>''...I don't...I can't...''
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>It quickly fell apart. What came next was what can only be described as a sorrow melody, the tragic screams of a mare who met an unfortunate fate
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>Crying, sobbing, desperate for help
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>''It's okay...it's okay...here...''
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>As he said this, you stopped
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>The light suddenly came to a halt. Something had obscured it
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>Vaguely, you could make out the shape of a stallion
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>It's back was exposed to you, its hooves were moving left and right
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>A box, bandages, a fur coat...those were the things he was desperately grabbing and leaving behind
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>And in front, laid a mare. You could vaguely tell her face from the tears rolling down her eyes, reflecting the torchlight from the cave
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>The stallion, on the other hand, was determined on curing her wounds...
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>''You're going to be alright cutiepie, I promise, you're gonna be alright!''
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>His last sentence echoed through the cave.
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>...
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>and the distant cave entrance was devoid of any light
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>''Look at me. Look at me, there's nothing to fear as long as you're with me, okay?''
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>The mare cleans off her face with her hoof. She continues to weep, much more silently now
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>...
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>''See? Much better now...''
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>...
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>''What's that?''
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>Two days passed
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>...perhaps it was not wise to unleash your hatred amongst those ponies
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>At that moment you did not care much. Your hunger was too strong, it was only natural you did what you had to
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>And after consuming the final life force, the final speck of magic, you finally were able to breathe
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>...you felt cold. You felt weak. You felt...alive
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>And here came again that feeling of relief, of tranquility, of knowing you were given a second chance to redeem yourself
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>Once again, you are at peace. You...are.
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>But as a price to pay, came other feelings
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>The wrath that kept you alive is long gone and instead remains the fear of failure
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>Shortly afterwards, desolation
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>You are but one, after all, to die here would leave nothing else of you
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>And even in your prime, you were still defeated by something greater
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>The tragic thing is, it is far too late to go back. This journey was not made in vain, and you will not rest peacefully yet
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>Vengeance has consumed what little remains of your soul
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>What other choice do you have? Monsters are born too big, too strong, too destructive
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>All you can do to prevent everyone from trying to slaughter you is to fight back and annihilate everything that stands in your way
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>It is your tragedy, a life with power, but without peace...
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>Unless
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>Two days ago, you had a taste of peace, a glimpse of what could've become of your kingdom if no one else bothered
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>That feeling was present today again
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>If you could find the balance between hate and peace, you could accomplish wonders
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>If you had a moment of peace shortly after a moment of rage...!
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>If you made these ponies suffer without breaking your soul further!
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>...They will know true terror! Chaos will make way for order! And you will be King once more!
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>...your thoughts are interrupted by the sudden pain, hitting the back of your head
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>...
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>...so you take a step to the outside of the cave
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>...
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>...and another step into the night
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>...and another towards the Crystal Empire
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>...it really be one of those days
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>You planted as many apples as you could, harvested as many apples as there were, carried them up and down until your back started to hurt
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>But now, the sun is settling down, and there is nothing else to do
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>You're exhausted but very satisfied with your work
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>Work pays off at the end of the day
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>And now, you get some time for your own as well
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>If only you had something to do...Cherry Lee is out of town, Applebloom is with her friends, AJ and Spike said they're gon do friendship stuff with Twilight...
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>Nope
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>Looks like it's one of those lonely days again
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>One of those days where you sit on yer flank and look at the sunset
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>...even a stallion, with as many friends as you have, will agree that nothin can beat a good ol time with yourself
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>Only the sound of birds, the wind carrying the leaves of the trees, and the sunlight caressing your face
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>...eyup. Nothing beats this feeling...not even that galloping noise coming from behind you
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>...the noise is getting stronger...
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>Alright, that bout it, who thought...
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>Oh it's just...you forgot her name
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>She's pulling a caravan on her own, one big hecking caravan you might say
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>Poor unfortunate mare, she might need some help and...welp, you got nothing to do, nothing to do
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>You stand up and walk towards the blue unicorn, you still can't remember her name
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>She too is exhausted, breathing heavily while resting on the floor
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>Her wizardry hat covers her face, but not after she notices the sound of your hoofsteps
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>She quickly gets up in all fours
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>''You dare to approach me? The Great and Powerful Trixie needs no help!''
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>Oh yeah! That was her name
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>She immediately begins to pull her caravan. It stands still, it seems there is no more strength left in her body
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>She'll probably give up at this point...yup
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>She grunts heavily and gives you an annoyed look before asking
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>''At the very least you would've shown concern over a poor mare like I!''
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''Well...''
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>She did say she could handle it on her own, but at the same thing, you know she can't ju-
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>''Fine! ...''
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>She's struggling to make her words clear. Most likely out of exhaustion, or maybe it's her pride
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>''I am in need of help. Your help! ''
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>Well that was fast. You reluctantly
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>...
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>So you pulled the cart over the hill
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>...
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>Naturally, the mare...
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>Trixie was tired, who knows where she comes from but
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>''Can you BELIEVE how many days I had to pull this big useless car? If not for the kind townsfolk of Somnambula, I would still have sand in my nostrils!''
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>Oh, Somnambula. You've heard of it before! It's a nice...dessert...
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>You look at her. She's visibly annoyed, breathing heavily, most likely about to errupt in anger
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>...she doesn't, thankfully. She catches her breath, before proceeding
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>''Well, Big Mac...''
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>How'd she know your name?
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>''...I am truly grateful for your help. I would've never gone past the first couple of trees''
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>It wasn't even that steep, but you understand regardless
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>''As a showcase of my gratitude, I will let you take a look inside my magical caravan!''. The way she stands makes it look like she's waiting for an applause
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>Well...you're used to walk outside the farm at midnight, to make sure those pesky bats stay away from the apples
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>A little glimpse won't hurt and, well, you can still see the twilight in the distance
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>You move behind the caravan, and immediately after, a little firework explodes in front of you
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>Trixie stands in front of the closed curtains, the smoke coming from below her hooves inviting you to the unknown
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>''And now...feast your eyes with the magic artifacts I have collected!''
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>Just as she says this, the curtains behind her suddenly open, covering Trixie in a dark cloud of smoke
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>And just as quickly as this happens, the smoke dissapears. In Trixie's place, there are three fireworks, lightened up and about to take off
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>You quickly jump back, one of the fireworks nearly hit you up in the face!
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>...the trio of rockets take flight, and gain height before exploding one after the other!
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>In blue colors, the words ''DARE'' ''TO COME'' ''INSIDE'' appeared in the sky, and disappeared as quickly as they came, leaving nothing but sparkles in their place
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>''Well then...?''
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>Trixie looks at you with a giant grin on her face. Her hat is missing, and there are blue sparkles all around her
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>It kinda makes you wonder, despite being so tired earlier on, she's still willing to pull off an ace up her...hat
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>And surprisingly, you still don't know why
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>Either she did it to not make herself look bad...
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>...or maybe, despite being tired, she still wanted to surprise you
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>The curtains close behind you as you step inside, you notice the wagon appears to be bigger than what it looks from the outside
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>And all around you there is glitter. There's an absurd amount of shining objects, you might go see the doctor after this!
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>Maybe the only thing that isn't shining is a door, and Trixie is peaking through the other side
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>''Try not to touch all you see while I, prepare myself! For...for...'' she closes it before finishing
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>...alright
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>You're used to walking under the moonlight at hours like these, making your way back to the farm before Granny Smith gets too worried...
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>Well, this is more or less the same. Instead of looking at the darkened landscape, you take a look at...
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>There's a cup made out of bone, a red sword! It reminds you of your Ogres & Oubliettes campaign
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>Or as Spike and Discord calls it, Dungeons and Discords
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>...well, there's also a golden apple
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>Quite a lot of gold as a matter of fact. A golden arrow. Golden sunglasses. But you think only one of them would be a better gift for the family...
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>...or maybe for yourself even
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>The sound of Trixie falling on her face when opening the door stops you from touching the apple
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>You now realize, she was just putting her pajamas on
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>''Oww, worry not! Trixie's just tired...maybe too tired!''
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>She struggles to even keep her eyes open, she didn't even notice when you helped her get up on all fours
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>''...Trixie doesn't show this room much often, she is sure there's something...''
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>...she can barely keep her head up
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>''There's something that might interest you! Is that right?''
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>...well, it's just a golden apple...
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''Eyup''
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>''EXCELLENT!''
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>She jumps excitedly
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>''Trixie's Wagon is filled with junk at this point, it was once meant to be filled with gifts for my audience. But now...''
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>She smiles, somewhat saddened.
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>''If not for the fillies in Somnambula, Trixie would've sold most of these things for a piece of food''
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>She yawns, but the look of sadness still remains on her face
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>You know this face very well
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>It's the look on your face, on the days you think of it all as very tiresome
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>But much like the hardworking mare in front of you, the joy of life makes it all worth it
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>''...well, what is it then? Maybe it's...!''
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>She raises her hoof and puts it behind your ear
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>You feel something funny, and what do you know! She pulls out a Golden Apple from it!
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>''...behind your ear?''
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>And just like a young colt, fascinated by the way the plants grow as the Sun rises...
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>You are fascinated
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>She, on the contrary, looks at it as if it was a bad apple
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>''Can't remember how this one got here...but it's nothing too bad''
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>...each word of hers is less enthusiastic than the other
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>''As the old saying goes, every pony can become a magician, but a great magician will make the magic out of you''
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>''Sleep well, Trixie is tired and wishes to slumber''
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>As do you...
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Author's note: I had just turned 18 when I wrote this. One of my first greens ever, and it shows.
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