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=Helios 18=
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>You ran along the East wall.
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>Not how most spend the morning after they get married, but you were fairly non-traditional.
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>You and Celestia had stepped out of the catacombs and into your new lives together.
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>One of secrecy.
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>None could know of what happened down there.
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>The only ones who did were those directly involved.
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>You jumped up some stairs as you ran.
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>The only outward clue of your change in status was a small sun pendant you now wore around your neck, indistinguishable from the rest of your uniform.
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>Wedding bands would be a bit obvious.
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>Celestia had a similar pendant incorporated into her crown jewels, if you played your cards right no one would notice.
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>Still, there was the problem of your minister talking.
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>You and Celestia were the only ones who visited Grogar, but you didn't put it past him to find a way of blabbing.
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>You'd pay him a visit soon to ensure he kept his mouth shut.
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>The sun rose to meet you as you got back to your room.
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>It was fast becoming your second favorite sight.
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>You got a quick shower and started to dress yourself.
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>It was high time that you went off to see your favorite sight of all.
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>You armored yourself up and went to Celestias room, not even bothering to ask Brawny or Diamond if she was in.
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>The link had matured over time, you could now feel the distance between the two of you.
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>This was the second time in two days you caught Celestia coming out of her washroom. She looked out her window. "Is it safe?" She asked.
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>You peek out the windows and examine the grounds below.
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>Sighting no one, you turn back.
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"Looks clear."
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>Celestia wordlessly half-galloped over to you and wrapped you in her great wings, pulling you close to her and locking your lips.
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>You ran your hand through your wife's ethereal mane as you kissed her.
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>You looked down at the single shield attached to the front of her raiment, her symbol of your marriage.
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>Celestia broke away from her kiss and placed her forehead against yours.
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>"Having to meet my husband this way the morning after our wedding..." She sighs.
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"You know why."
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>"I do. But a wedding night would still have been appreciated."
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"Come on, you can imagine the scandal if we slipped up just once and someone saw us in here..."
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>Celestia nuzzles your face. "I could get you out in time..."
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"We can't risk it. Call it bodyguards intuition."
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>Celestia grows a mischievous grin. "Perhaps I should change my plans...Stay inside and see what can be done in here today?"
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>Heh.
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>You run your hand over her perfect face.
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"As much as I would enjoy helping you in your..."duties"...we can't let them get suspicious."
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>Celestia lets out another deep sigh and walks to her beauty desk.
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>"I'm going to need a vacation soon if this keeps up.
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>You and Celestia were in the magisters tower.
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>You sat off to the side of the table Celestia was at and mostly just tried to stay out of the way of the acolytes.
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>They carried potions and arcane devices to and fro, planning to do unknowable things with them.
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>And it was still miles over your head.
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>"No no no, we need to move it slower here." Celestia said.
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>She was standing around a table with the Grand Magister and several others.
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>Laid before them was the plans for the upcoming solar year.
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>As the warden of the sun, it was Celestia's duty to plan out the appropriate orbit every year.
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>The paper on the table in front of her was covered in calculations and astrological markings.
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>You frankly couldn't make heads or tails of it.
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>"No. The equinox will have to be on this date."
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>The Grand Magister sighed. "This would be far easier if Princess Luna were here."
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>Where the hell WAS Luna?
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>"My sister needs her rest. We will do her calculations tonight."
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>Celestia bent over the table and looked closely at the charts.
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>She released a heavy sigh. "You forgot to take into consideration the passing of Starswirls Comet and its effects on our magic. These calculations will have to be redone."
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>The collected magi groaned at their oversight.
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>You however, had something else in mind.
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"Princess Celestia."
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>She turns to look at you.
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"I have to go see..."someone". Can I trust you to stay here?"
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>Celestia arches an eyebrow. "Who Anonymous?"
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"A Prisoner."
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>Celestias eyes widen momentarily as she begins to understand.
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>"Of course Anonymous."
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>You nod to your secret wife and make for the door.
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>"Anon?"
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>You look back over your shoulder.
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>"Be careful."
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>You walked into the secret prison alone.
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A cautionary glance told you that the cage seemed the same.
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>No point taking chances...
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>Grogar's eyes snap open as they always did once you got close.
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>"Ah...Anonymous. Alone are you?" He coos.
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"Thought I'd stop by."
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>"I'm flattered. Coming to see me again so soon after out last visit."
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>You stand and cross your arms.
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"I'm here for business, not pleasure Grogar."
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>Grogar slowly shakes his head. "Tsk tsk Anonymous. So dull after your wedding. Attempt to be more like myself, mix the two."
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>Ignoring the possible come on, you get to the point.
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"You're the only other thing alive that knows about me and Celestia. That means you're the only one who could blab..."
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>Grogar has a wide smarmy grin on his face.
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>You rap your finger on the edge of the glass.
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"And we can't have that."
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>Grogar's face contorts.
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>"Anonymous I'm hurt. I would never "blab" as you put it."
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>"I have been watching you and Celestia through this city since this little romances inception and I must say you have proven quite entertaining."
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>Grogar tilts his head up. "And you know I would never destroy something if it was still entertaining."
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>Hmph...Good.
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>You stand there, arms crossed as you stare down the Ram.
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>You're about to speak up but he beats you to it.
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>"Still Anon, I am sorry."
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"For what?"
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>"This."
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>The glass in front of you begins to glow as bright as the sun.
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>You're flung back as the wall between you and Grogar explodes.
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>You bounce along the ground a few times before you get yourself into a low crouch.
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>Your hand shoots to your sword as you prepare to attack.
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>"Oh let's have none of that." Came a voice from the smoke.
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>Your body ceases all movement before you get your sword halfway out.
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>The sound of old muscles springing to use and hooves on stone fill the room.
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>Grogar steps out of the smoke with a smile on his face.
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>"Before you attempt to ask and find out that I've paralyzed your vocal chords, there was a hairline fracture in the corner of my cage. I have spent the last thousand years pulling against my chains, making that crack the smallest bit bigger as I did."
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>His voice sounded senile in the cage, out here it sounded like a coiled viper.
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>"As the crack grew, I was able to let my magics seep out in small amounts. It was only today that I was able to shatter that infernal crystal."
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>He bent down an inch away from your face. "How fortunate that my newest friend is here for it...perhaps Celestia had a point about it all?"
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>You struggle against your invisible bonds, trying to use your armors wards against it.
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>"If you are wondering, I plan to leave. To where I do not know...In fact, it was your ridiculous little romance with little Celly that inspired me to do so. Thank you so very much Anonymous."
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>If you could spit you would.
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>"I have removed the wards blocking my magics from being used and before you ask, no, I will not be causing far too much trouble for our dear monarchs. Simply nudging certain aspects of fate along..."
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>Grogar releases a chuckle as his horns start to glow a hellish purple.
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>"Goodbye Anonymous. If I see you again I'll drown you in your own blood."
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>A flash of light later Grogar vanishes from the room and takes his spell with him, leaving you laying on the floor.
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"Well...that was a hell of a wedding gift...
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