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/nmp/ Chrysalis

By trandhal
Created: 2021-07-16 21:31:33
Updated: 2021-05-04 14:23:36
Expiry: Never

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    >the Heart is usually controlled manually by Cadance; it functions not entirely different from a computer
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    >she inputs a mares request for love, and the Heart spits out a match
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    >sometimes tho, the Heart does things of its own will
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    >Cadance is rather shocked to see that a human match has been found for a very unlikely candidate
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    >the last being in the world she thought would be matched
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    >Chrysalis, Queen of the Changelings and archenemy of Equestria
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    >after much debating, back and forth, Cadance convinces the other princesses that "love will find a way", even if that way seems impossible or just downright stupid
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    >while the Human Operation; Rescue & Search Event (or H.O.R.S.E for short) takes place in your world, envoys are sent to Chrysalis hive
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    >it takes a whole lot of political favors, bribes, and promises of treatys to get the Queen to even consider it
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    >and so it happens one sunny spring day, that you and your match meets for the first time, on neutral ground, surrounded by soldiers from both sides
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    >and you feel love, pure and strong, shining into your heart for the first time
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    >you can just hope that she feels the same
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    >she does
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    >perhaps not as strongly as you, but there is definitely a spark inside of her
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    >it's something she's never felt before
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    >love willingly given, instead of harvested from those unable to defend themselves
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    >due to the delicate circumstances, it's generally agreed that you should take it slow
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    >you are given a small property at the edge of the village closest to her domains
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    >you are given privacy obviously, but your actions (and hers specifically) are under close observation
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    >it goes great at first
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    >well, perhaps not great
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    >there are some cultural hiccups in the beginning
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    >it takes awhile for her to accept your carefree lifestyle and non-formal ways
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    >and more than once you find her trying to sneakily drain you of some extra emotions
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    >you on the other hand have to fight certain frustrations
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    >she didn't talk with you for the whole day when you accidently called her Chryssi
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    >and you have a basement now, apperently
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    >filled with green sticky slime that has ruined more than one pair of pants
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    >it takes awhile, that's for sure
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    >but neither of you are willing to give this up
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    >so you press on, taking it day by day
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    >you teach her to cook, and she teaches you about military strategies (you never thought something like that could actually be intresting)
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    >you spend your days learning more and more about eachother, and soon you don't sleep in separate rooms, but share a bed
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    >and one day, a few months in, you both find yourselfs relaxing on the sofa
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    >her head is in your lap, while you stroke her suprisingly soft neck
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    >you call her "your little lovebug", and instead of scowling at you she smiles and kisses you softly
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    >life is good
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    >but such is life, that the good times never seem to last
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    >and all the good things you had, one day comes to an end
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    >it begins with a knock on the door
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    >and before you know it, your home is filled with little bug-horses
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    >even tho it been over six months since their Queen left them, they still treat her with the outmost respect
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    >but behind all the bowing and title-calling, you can feel something else
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    >dissapointment, and anger
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    >they are meant to be ruled, not left to fend for themselves
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    >the Changelings demands their Queen back, right now
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    >Chrysalis is torn between her love for you, and her love for her people
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    >she admits that this whole adventure has clouded her judgement a bit
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    >so great and comforting was these new feelings of love, that she more or less abandoned her subjects
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    >not that everything is falling apart without her, but she is still their Queen
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    >and a Queen belongs amongst her people, nowhere else
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    >you don't remember alot from these harrowing hours, but you remember the end of that day
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    >you are on your knees, begging her to stay
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    >she can't look you in the eyes, lest she starts crying
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    >you beg her to take you with her, to live in her Hive
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    >and you nearly go deaf from the cacophony of protests
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    >the bugs are adamant; either she comes back alone, to how things were before, or she stays here, and will always be remembered as the queen who betrayed her people
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    >In the end you close your door to an empty house and an empty heart
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    >and the good times are gone, just like that
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    >time passes
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    >not that you notices
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    >in your mind it's still a cold day in fall, when everything went awry
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    >ponies try to cheer you up
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    >the princesses themselves drop in on a visit, giving their condolances and leaving you with vague promises of trying to fix things
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    >you all know it won't go anywhere
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    >the Changeling empire have closed their gates, and the empire of Equestria is not willing to escalate an already very sensitive political situation simply for one man
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    >Cadance even offers to try to match you again
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    >you scream terrible things at her, and then break down crying
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    >days turn to weeks that somehow becomes months, and before you know it it's spring again
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    >the flowers are blooming and the world is ablaze with life
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    >but for you it's always fall
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    >and then one day someone knocks on your door
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    >and the love of your life stands outside, dirty and tired
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    >she doesn't get as much as a word out before you grab her in a bearhug
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    >she hugs you back and cries into your neck
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    >it doesn't take long before you're both blubbering messes, hugging and crying and kissing
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    >and you get an explanation
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    >she choose wrong, she realised far too late
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    >her empire can do without their queen
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    >they might not like it, but they'll manage
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    >but she can't do without you
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    >so after far too many sleepless night where she longed for your embrace, she left her hive for the last time
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    >to get back to the one thing that truly made her happy
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    >that night you hold eachother as tightly as two beings can
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    >she mumbles in her sleep, and you slowly caress her mane
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    >there will be consequences, that's for sure
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    >and there are no way of telling how hard they will hit you
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    >but it doesn't matter
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    >because she is back where she belongs, in the life you two have created
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    >and in your mind the rain curtains of fall fades away, and the sun is once more shining
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    The end

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