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Codename: OPFAG by Codename: OPFAG

By SlavePonyGeneral
Created: 2020-12-20 17:10:34
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  1.  
  2. >You are Anon, professional dipshit
  3. >Currently you are sitting in your grandpa Incog’s attorney’s office surrounded by your extended family
  4. >They’re all dressed in nice clothes and shit, with tissues and whatnot, trying their best to act upset
  5. >You are in a t-shirt and jeans because grandpa didn’t give a fuck and neither will you
  6. >You’ve been told he died, but the only remains to be found were a kidney, a sizable bloodstain, and a note addressed to ‘the spirit of death itself’ that just said, “Incog Nito dies on his own terms, fucker!”
  7. >The bloodstain has been identified as his, but the kidney belonged to a goat
  8. >The doctor’s said that the size of the amount of blood in that stain alone would have had him dead from blood loss
  9. >The lawyer, one Mr. Woody, clears his throat
  10. >“I’m going to warn you all that this is the most… unconventional will I’ve ever read. It’s more of a bulleted list than anything else.”
  11. >Oh boy, this is going to be good
  12. >“I, Incog Richard Nito, as my last will and testament leave all of my belongings except for those listed further in this document (see section II: scraps for the idiots) to my favorite grandson: Anon Y Mous. The reason for this decision is twofold: 1. The rest of you degenerates ever actually talked to me unless you actually had to and he would not only visit me but assist me in my fun, 2. Due to the failure of my attempts to grow a clone of myself, he is the closest thing to a clone I will ever get.”
  13. >“Section II: Scraps for the idiots. For the rest of you, divide $10 amongst yourselves and there’s a cake in the fridge if you want some, but anon gets first dibs on the cake.”
  14. >There is a stunned silence in the room
  15. >You just went from being a broke-ass college student to upper-middle class through the magic of inheritance.
  16. >Grandpa was a true hero
  17. >Your Aunt Pam is visibly upset
  18. >You can almost hear grandpa’s voice guiding you
  19. >“Just one more time, Anon. For old time’s sake. I’ve primed the bomb, I attached the fuse, light this bitch for your dear old grandpa.”
  20. >You stand up and begin to walk towards the office’s door
  21. “Whelp, I’m gonna go check out my new house. I guess there’s a cake there, and you all can have a slice or two.”
  22. >The fuse is lit Grandpa
  23. >As the door closes you hear your aunt go ballistic inside the office
  24. >I’ll miss you grandpa
  25.  
  26. >Once again, be Anon
  27. >You’ve just arrived at your new house
  28. >You unlock the door and walk in only to be greeted by a unicorn in a sweater sitting on the couch, making a laptop glow with her weird head-penis
  29. >Your Grandpa’s pony, Moondancer.
  30. >She never talked with you much, she just sort of stayed in the basement and did her own thing whenever you were hanging out with grandpa.
  31. >You guess she’s yours now
  32. >She stops the glow on her head and closes the laptop
  33. >“You must be Anon. Incog told me a lot about you, he also said that he’d left me to you in his will.”
  34. “Yeah, Grandpa was a pretty rad dude. I guess we’re living together now.”
  35. >“Yes, just let me know if you need me. I’ve got some things to work on.”
  36. “Cool, I’m gonna go get that cake out so that the rest of the family can eat and then get the hell out.”
  37. >You make your way to the fridge and find the cake that his will described.
  38. >It is frosted with the words “Who’s the senile loser now, fuckers?!”
  39. >Fuck yeah grandpa
  40. >After an evening of you eating half of a cake and 10 other people sharing the second half and trying to swindle/guilt you out of your new shit you manage to get them to fuck off.
  41. >You decide to go see how Moondancer is holding up, she and Incog had lived together for a while, and she had endured her fair share of suspicion throughout the aftermath of his death.
  42. >Thankfully she had been out doing his shopping at the time of death and several hours before and after
  43. >You quietly open the door and creep down the stairs to the basement, just in case she’s asleep and then you catch an interesting sight
  44. >Moondancer is talking with some grey Pegasus with bubbles on her ass
  45. >“… remember, you need to find Victor. He runs a tabletop game store about 15 miles northeast of here. It’s called Red Victor’s Gaming. Ask him if he has any copies of ‘benevolent unicorn.’ He’ll know what to do from there. Trust him and do what he says. Good luck.”
  46. >Yo! Red Victor’s Gaming is awesome! You play Magic there every week! You got a discount as well because Grandpa and Victor were great friends.
  47. >You didn’t know Moondancer played Magic too. Then again, Grandpa was a huge nerd, so he probably taught her. The question is: Why would she want a benevolent unicorn? It’s not a BAD card, just not very good either.
  48. >Maybe she just likes bad cards
  49. “We taking a trip to Red Victors?”
  50. >That’s when things got weird
  51. >The Pegasus jumped up, shouted, and flew straight through the basement window, leaving shards of broken glass all over the place.
  52. >Moondancer, just spun around and looked at you with sheer terror
  53. “If you just wanted to hang out alone, you just need to say it not break a fucking window.”
  54. >Be anon
  55. >Your friend/pet/slave/family heirloom, Moondancer, is trying her best to not have the cutest little panic attack
  56. >She's not doing very well
  57. >"A-anon, I-I don't know what you think this is. But it's not bad. I swear to you! Please, please don't do anything rash! I can explain!"
  58. "Ok, but you might want to stop hyperventilating first. I get the feeling this might be a long talk."
  59. >She takes a couple minutes to compose herself
  60. >"How much did you see?"
  61. "I saw you having a very interesting conversation with that nice pegasus and before they flew straight through my basement window thing. Side note, can you tell your friends that windows aren't cheap? I really don't want to have to replace those too often."
  62. >She looks baffled
  63. >"Y-You're not going to beat me?!"
  64. >You chuckle
  65. "You silly filly! That's not my fetish!"
  66. >"But you saw what I did!"
  67. "Yes."
  68. >"You aren't upset?!"
  69. "Not particularly."
  70. >"Do you even know what was happening right there?!"
  71. "If I had to guess, it's some sort of underground railroad shit, right?"
  72. >"You mean a subway? Anon, we don't even have a subway station in this state!"
  73. "No, the history thing! The one with Lariat Tubman."
  74. >"Who?"
  75. "During the civil war, she helped free slaves. She'd suplex the owners while the others ran away and went through a series of safe houses until they made it to free lands."
  76. >"Are you fucking with me right now?"
  77. "Absolutely."
  78. >"FOR FUCK'S SAKE ANON! I PUT UP WITH THIS SHIT FROM YOUR GRANDPA WOULD YOU PLEASE JUST TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY?!"
  79. >Perhaps you've said something wrong
  80. “Ok, if you want me to take it seriously, then just explain exactly what this is.”
  81. >She sighs, “Anon, have you heard those news stories about ponies disappearing from their owners?”
  82. “Yes, yes, you’re running it. I understand that much! I’m a dick, not retarded.”
  83. >“B-but it’s illegal, I don’t think you’re grasping this.”
  84. “Moondancer, when I inherited this home from my grandpa, I expected WAY worse crimes than some sort of… theft? I’m actually not sure exactly what crime that counts as.”
  85. >“It varies from state to state.”
  86. “Cool. Anyways, what’s the name of your cute little group?”
  87. >“Oh, that, Offering Ponies Freedom And Gernerosity!”
  88. “OPFAG?”
  89. >She huffs at this
  90. >“It’s pronounced OP-phage! Like a bacteriophage!”
  91. “I like OPFAG better. It has a nice ring to it.”
  92. >“Look, I don’t care what you call it! Just listen to me! Your grandpa and I worked really hard to set this up. Please don’t report this!”
  93. “Alright, this seems like it could be interesting anyways.”
  94. >“R-really?! Oh thank you thank you thank you! I was so worried that you wouldn’t understand!”
  95. >The horse is hugging you and tears are running down her face
  96. “I would, however like your quote, ‘I don’t care what you call it.’ On the record.”
  97. >She grumbles
  98. >“Goddamn it.”
  99. “That’s the spirit! On that note, I’m going to bed. We can talk more in the morning. Good night!”
  100. >The only response is an exasperated sigh
  101. >Music to your ears.
  102.  
  103. >When you awaken you notice two things
  104. >Number 1: your morning wood could cut diamonds
  105. >Number 2: Someone is in your new house cooking something that smells amazing
  106. >You are left with a decision to make: go down stairs and eat the delicious food while you’re still at full mast or deal with your erection and then eat food
  107. >Fuck it, that food smells too good.
  108. >Go downstairs to find Moondancer using that forehead-penis magic to make pancakes
  109. >She turns to greet you
  110. >“Good Morning Ano-”
  111. >She stops when she sees the tent you are still pitching
  112. >“Really?”
  113. “Fuck you, this is my house. I can walk around with as many boners as I want!”
  114. >“Is at least a minimal level of decorum too much to ask of you?”
  115. “Yes.”
  116. >“Alright, fine. There’s more important things to deal with right now anyway. About my… organization.”
  117. >This topic is not for a hungry anon.
  118. >Hungry anon requires food before any other conversation
  119. “Eat first. Faggotry later.”
  120. >And so you ate together in silence
  121. >Food eaten… check
  122. >Morning wood… receded
  123. >Good to go
  124. >You look at Moondancer
  125. >She’s clearly thinking about how to say something
  126. >You say it for her in the single best impersonation of her voice ever
  127. “Oh Anon, I’m so afraid that you’ll put a stop to the illegal horse thing going on in your basement! How will I ever begin to cope?!”
  128. >She stares at you
  129. >Clearly, she is shocked by your crazy good impression.
  130. >She looks down starts visibly shaking with anger
  131. >She takes a few breaths and tries to calm down
  132. >“Look, I can’t do it alone.”
  133. “What?”
  134. >Is this going where you think it’s going?
  135. >“I can’t keep OPFAG together and running without help. I can’t own property or manage my own finances, and I may be smart, but this whole organization is so hard to coordinate and maintain. Incog and I founded this together, and now I need somebody to take his place. He seemed to think that person would be you.”
  136. “And if I call bullshit?”
  137. >“He said to give you this.”
  138. >She pulled out a sealed envelope with your name on it and floated it over to you
  139. >You open it up and find a short message in his handwriting
  140. >’Do it you faggot- Love, Grandpa’
  141. “Aright, I’ve done stupider shit for stupider reasons. Why the hell not?”
  142. Small update before bed
  143. >"Really? That's it? You're just on board?"
  144. "Sure, Grandpa seemed to think it was worth some time."
  145. >"Well then..."
  146. "So... what do miss penis-on-head-horse?"
  147. >"I'm just going to be ignoring that, we need to go to the grocery store."
  148. "Cool. You know how to get there right? I never lived in this part of town and only really came here to so Grandpa. So I have no idea where I'm going."
  149. >She looks unsure
  150. >"Yeah, s-sure, I can get us there."
  151. >She's lying through her teeth
  152. >Probably afraid to admit to you that she doesn't know
  153. >This is going to be an adventure
  154. >You grab your keys
  155. "Let's get some motherfucking groceries!"
  156. >"Alright."
  157. >You get in your car and turn on the radio
  158. >Generic sounds are blasted through the speakers
  159. >Not the best, but Moondancer is clearly not a fan of this music, so you can deal with it
  160. "Just tell me when and were to turn ok?"
  161. >"Got it... heh..."
  162. >45 minutes later
  163. >You and moondancer are hopelessly lost in a very bad part of town
  164. "We're lost Moonie."
  165. >"I know that, I admitted we were lost about 15 minutes ago when we drove past all those people getting arrested."
  166. "Well fix it."
  167. >"HOW?! I DON'T KNOW WHERE WE ARE!"
  168. "Use that penis on your head and magic us a way out of here!"
  169. >"It's not a penis! It's a HORN."
  170. *Knock knock knock*
  171. >There is a large ape knocking on your window
  172. >"Ey Mane! You los ou here or sommin?"
  173. "Relax! I know exactly what to do!"
  174. >You pull out your ghetto camo cd and put it in
  175. >You always keep it with you just in case you needed to blend in
  176. >Irrythmic jungle drums begin to play and you roll down your window
  177. "I don't speak jive very well but you wouldn't happen to know how to get to the high way would you?"
  178. >"Sheet mane, yo jus take a right up at dat next light and go straight fo bout tree blocks then hang a right and you be headin straight fo it."
  179. "Th-thanks."
  180. >You roll the window up and look over to Moondancer
  181. "Did you understand any of that?"
  182. >She shakes her head
  183. >"I think he may have said something about a lion?"
  184. "I don't know man. Let's just keep wandering until we find it."
  185. >You didn't make it to the grocery store that day.
  186.  
  187. >The morning after the terrifying expedition into the tribal lands
  188. >You awake earlier than normal
  189. >Your stomach begs you to be filled like a slutty whore
  190. >Similes are hard when you're hungry
  191. >You'll try again later
  192. >Food first
  193. >You go down to the kitchen and see that moondancer is just now arriving there as well
  194. >She looks exhausted
  195. >You open your mouth to greet her and she immediately cuts you off
  196. >"I am in no mood for your shit right now. I got a call last night about a runaway that needs to be picked up and I just got done setting up the meeting. In total, I got about 2 hours of sleep. Please, just give me this day."
  197. >You move closer to her with a gentle smile and start to pet her hair
  198. "Moondancer, if I do that, then the communists win. You wouldn't want that, would you?"
  199. >Silence
  200. "Exactly."
  201. >As you walk away to eat breakfast you hear Moondancer mumbling something
  202. "I couldn't hear you. What?"
  203. >"Grumble grumle grumble-there."
  204. "Moondancer, are you having a stroke? All I hear is a bunch of garbled mumbling."
  205. >"I need your help to get to the meeting."
  206. "Do we get to use codenames?"
  207. >"What?"
  208. "I'll be Count Chocula and you can be Captain Crunch."
  209. >"Anon, what are you talking about?"
  210. "With my vampire powers and your pirate ship, nothing will stop us from serving a balanced breakfast of freedom to all the ponies of the world!"
  211. >"Anon, listen to me: I just need you to drive me to the park, hold my leash and let me handle this meeting. Ok?"
  212. "Don't worry, Crunch, I've got your back."
  213. >"Don't call me that."
  214. "Sorry, but if I didn't it would compromise OPFAG's opsec."
  215. >"Just eat your damn breakfast!"
  216. >You Salute
  217. "Crunchatize me, Captain!"
  218.  
  219. >After breakfast you go up and shower
  220. >Once you exit you hear a knocking at your bedroom door
  221. >You walk over and answer
  222. >It's Moondancer
  223. >"ANON WHAT THE FUCK! PUT SOME CLOTHES ON!"
  224. "But you knocked."
  225. >"That doesn't mean I want to get a face full of your dick!"
  226. "It also doesn't mean that you DON'T want a face full of my dick."
  227. >"For the love of- UGH!"
  228. >She turns away from you
  229. >Giving you a full view of her butt
  230. >Lol horse butt
  231. >Wait, she's saying something.
  232. >"Anon, are you even listening?"
  233. "I'm sorry, I was giggling at your butt. What was the question?"
  234. >"I asked you if you had my leash or not."
  235. "Look, I'm not here to judge you for your fetishes."
  236. >"Not what I meant! I can't be out on public property without a leash. Do you have it?"
  237. "Negatory captain."
  238. >"Whatever, I'm going to shower. It should be in the study on Incog's old desk. Just don't forget to grab it, ok?"
  239. "Aye aye."
  240. >She leaves and you close the door
  241. >Once dressed, you head over to the study to find that leash
  242. >Room's cool as hell
  243. >The walls on either side of you are lined with books on shelves
  244. >At the back of the room sits your Grandpa's old desk, with a small box on top of it
  245. >Feeling educated as fuck just standing here
  246. >The books make you feel like you're forgetting something but you have shit to do, you'll figure it out later
  247. >You go to the desk and look at the box
  248. >It's labeled with your name
  249. >You open it up and find something absolutely beautiful
  250. >Your grandpa's old .45 revolver, a holster for it, and 5 or 6 boxes of ammo.
  251. >There's a note at the bottom.
  252. >"6 bullets..."
  253. "More than enough to kill anything that moves."
  254. >Man, this gun brings back memories.
  255. >Your grandpa taught you how to shoot even though your parents never liked the idea that much
  256. >"How else is the boy supposed to keep the Queen of England out of his fucking face if he can't shoot?!" Your grandpa would shout
  257. >You think back to the many nights that you spent with him, shooting the bird feeders out of his neighbor's trees
  258. >No free handouts you stupid nigger birds
  259. >You remember when you first showed grandpa the scene in Metal Gear with Revolver Ocelot and how hype he got
  260. >How he grew the same moustache that Ocelot had because of it
  261. >Good times
  262. >Your good times are interrupted
  263. >"Anon? You find it?"
  264. "No. Where in the study?"
  265. >"Check the desk, second drawer!"
  266. >You look, it's there.
  267. "Got it."
  268. >"Alright, let's go! The contact is waiting!"
  269. >You load the gun, don the holster and put your jacket on over it
  270. "Alright, let's go Captain. Remember... stay Crunchy out there."
  271.  
  272. >Turns out the park you're meeting at is just over a mile from your house
  273. >There are a couple joggers and two families with kids around but it isn't too busy
  274. >One guy is running along the path all around the park
  275. >Moondancer points over to a particularly isolated set of tables
  276. >"Over there."
  277. "Copy that Cap'n."
  278. >"Would it kill you to take this seriously?"
  279. "I'd rather not risk it."
  280. >"Ok, now when we meet them just let me do the talking because this is..."
  281. >Moondancer starts rambling about something or another and you zone out a bit
  282. >"...and I know that you think your little jokes are funny but sometimes it's really hurtful and..."
  283. >How can she manage to make illegal trafficking so boring?!
  284. >"... and I can't even decide if I like the dreams or not because I wake up and have to change the sheets but I always just feel sad when I think about liking it..."
  285. >Jesus! She's still going! There's no end to it!
  286. >"... So then I'm crying because I'm alone and I need love but who would want me?! I'm just the fat nerd who wears a sweater to hide her body-ACK!"
  287. >You're startled out of your stupor by some bald retard running straight into Moondancer and falling on top of her
  288. >He kneed her right in the side of the place with those horse boobies
  289. >You know the ones
  290. >Horse anatomy is not something you've studied
  291. "You ok there?"
  292. >He puts his hands on Moondancer's side and head as he pushes himself off of the ground
  293. >Moondancer cringes in pain and lets out a small pained squeak
  294. >Ok, this is starting to be less than ok.
  295. >"You retarded ass horse! Get outta the way when your masters are moving!"
  296. >He pulls a leg back to kick her while she's down and she curls up in fear
  297. "Woah woah! What the hell? You can't just do that!"
  298. >"Why the fuck not? Your retarded donkey fucking tripped me! Needs to learn its place."
  299. "Look, if you kick her, she's going to the hospital and YOU'LL be paying for it."
  300. >"Hey fuck you man!"
  301. >He slams you against a tree
  302. >You feel something odd poking against your thigh
  303. >It's clearly coming from outside your... pants...
  304. "Oh for fuck's sake there's kids around! Don't be like this!"
  305. >He blanches
  306. >"Sh-shut up, you don't know nothing!"
  307. "I know that you're getting a stiffy from kicking my pony and holding me to a tree. Also, about that..."
  308. >You knee him in the groin... hard
  309. "You really shouldn't be rubbing your junk that close to other people's knees, that shit's begging for disaster."
  310. >He's on the ground and writhing
  311. >Maybe this whole illegal trafficking thing isn't so boring after all.
  312. >You go check on Moondancer.
  313. >Engage terrybogard.wav
  314. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiQgM0Odwts (note: I couldn't find the voice clip alone)
  315. "Are you okay?"
  316. >"I'm fine, thanks. Let's just hurry over to the spot so that we can get done with this."
  317. >She's bruised up but she should be ok.
  318.  
  319. >You help her to her hooves and head over to the benches
  320. >Once you sit down you look over and see that Baldy McFuckfaggot is limping over to an expensive looking car
  321. >You chuckle at his misery
  322. >"Thank you, by the way... For dealing with him."
  323. "Nobody gets away with rubbing their dick on me!"
  324. >"Why do I continue to try and talk with you?"
  325. "I'd probably guess that it's a combination of force of habit and crippling loneliness."
  326. >You would've paid attention to Moondancer's response, but something else catches your eye.
  327. >A large-round body wearing a trench coat and fedora as approaching you with a nervous looking magenta pony on a leash
  328. >You turn and whisper to Moondancer
  329. "Captain, I don't think our vessel can take on such a monstrous whale."
  330. >"Shut up, Anon. That's our contact, he's bringing the runaway."
  331. "My code name is Count goddamn Chocula, and you will refer to me as such."
  332. >Moondancer rolls her eyes
  333. >"Hey Trevor, I see you brought a new friend."
  334. >He responds in the most nasally and cringey voice you've heard in recent memory
  335. >"How do you do, Lady Moondancer?"
  336. >Jesus christ he actually tipped his fucking fedora
  337. >"I'm doing well, Trevor, thank you. This is Anon-"
  338. "ahem"
  339. >"I'm not calling you Count Chocula. Anyways, Anon is Incog's grandson. He inherited all of Incog's estate, including me. He's going to be helping us out."
  340. >He nods, snorts, and extends his hand for a handshake
  341. >"Welcome to opfag, Anon."
  342. >His hand is covered in cheeto-dust and sweat
  343. >You look to Moondancer
  344. >She gives you an apologetic look
  345. >Time is running out
  346. >You need a distraction
  347. >Anything to save you from those disgusting meat hooks
  348. >...
  349. >Nothing
  350. >It appears that there is no benevolent god
  351. >Just as you are about to reach out and do the deed you are saved by an angelic voice
  352. >"Look, introductions are nice and all, but I really don't want to be out in public any longer than I have to, can we please get going?"
  353. >All eyes look to the horse that Trevor had brought with him
  354. >Your savior
  355. >"You make a good point Cheerilee. I'm sorry, this is where I say goodbye. It was a pleasure m'lady."
  356. >Cheerilee visibly cringes as he tips his fedora at her and turns to leave
  357. >This horse fucking gets it
  358. >You watch as the lump lumbers to his car
  359. >Once he's out of earshot Moondancer breaks the silence
  360. >"What did you think of Trevor?"
  361. >You don't respond to her
  362. >Instead you look to Cheerilee
  363. "How long?"
  364. >She looks into your eyes
  365. >"Almost two weeks."
  366. "I'm so sorry. Let's get you home."
  367. >You bend down and take her into your arms
  368. >"Thank you."
  369. "It's the least I can do to repay you."
  370. >Moondancer simply looks bemused by the both of you
  371. >"What? What's wrong? What the hell are you two going on about?!"
  372. >You carry Cheerilee to your car while Moondancer fumes along behind you
  373. >The whole ride home is silent
  374. >When you arrive you leave cheerilee to the guest bathroom while you take a long shower
  375. >The water ran cold after the first hour
  376. >You emerged after the second and went to check on Cheerilee
  377. >You find her on the guest bed, still a bit wet, staring at a wall
  378. >You move over and hug her
  379. "Feeling better?"
  380. >"I just don't understand, Anon."
  381. "I know. You're safe now."
  382. >"His whole home smelled like cheetos and body odor. He was always opening doors for me and kept saying that he'd protect me from the slavers."
  383. "It's ok. That part's over now, you can stay here for as long as you need before you move on."
  384. >Your beautiful moment is interrupted by Moondancer's voice
  385. >"OH COME ON! HE'S JUST A BIT OF A SHUT IN! NOT SOME HORRIBLE WAR-CRIMINAL!"
  386.  
  387. >Moondancer storms off, clearly upset
  388. >You'll deal with that later
  389. >Based Cheerilee needs your help
  390. >She saved you from him
  391. >You owe her that much
  392. >20 minutes later
  393. >Cheerilee slumbers on your guest bed
  394. >Illegally
  395. >If you were caught for this you would go to prison for a long time
  396. >Neat
  397. >There was something you needed to do after you got Cheerilee to sleep
  398. >...
  399. >Can't remember
  400. >Fuck it, let's drink
  401. >You earned some booze after your heroism
  402. >TO THE KITCHEN!
  403. >When you arrive in the kitchen, you are greeted by an unexpected sight
  404. >Moondancer is sitting alone, with a half-empty bottle of scotch next to her and a bunch of Magic: the Gathring cards in front of her
  405. >She's grumbling to herself
  406. >"No no... I'm not quite ready yet."
  407. >She then takes a large swig from the bottle
  408. >The sight is so depressing you almost don't want to make fun of her
  409. "The only way you could look any more depressing is if you were talking about your new boyfriend Trevor."
  410. >She doesn't even change her hunched over posture and just sighs
  411. >"Do you ever think before you say things?"
  412. "I'd assume so. I just ignore it."
  413. >She sighs
  414. >"What do you want, Anon?"
  415. "Well, I came down here to drink, but I see you play Magic. Are you a fellow student of Master Incog?"
  416. >You wave your hands in a magical way
  417. >For magic
  418. >She hiccups a bit and giggles
  419. >You didn't know she could giggle
  420. >"He said that I wasn't allowed to live in the house until I learned how to play. I slept outside on the first night here."
  421. "How's about we get shitfaced and play a few rounds?"
  422. >She nods
  423. >"That's the first good idea I've heard from you... ever!"
  424. "What format?"
  425. >"Legacy. I-I like my deck."
  426. "You got it."
  427. >You grab your deck, get a glass, and pour some scotch
  428. >This night is going to be good
  429. >She sets down her deck and draws to seven
  430. >You do the same
  431. >Roll to go first
  432. >The game begins
  433. >3 hours, 1.5 bottles of scotch and 21 games of Magic later
  434. >Moondancer is a grumpy little drunk horsey
  435. >She's so cute when she scrunches her nose like that
  436. >You just want to shove your dick in her mouth
  437. >Wait, no, that's not it
  438. >Make fun of her, yeah!
  439. >"This is bullshit! Your deck's match-up with mine is a 9-1 in your favor!"
  440. >These darn horses and their math-numbers
  441. >Even when she's drunk she can't stop spouting them
  442. "Have you considered being better at Magic?"
  443. >"That doesn't change the fact that-"
  444. "Being. Better. At. Magic. Moonie. This is how we attain all the value!"
  445. >"But-"
  446. "Bleh bleh bleh I'm too much of a spergy nerd horse to get better at magic! That's what you sound like."
  447. >"Oh fuck off."
  448. "At least I'm not Trevor. Fuck that guy!
  449. >She blushes
  450. >"H-He's not that bad."
  451. "Oh come ON Moondancer, he's the human cringe!"
  452. >"A-Anon."
  453. "Cheerilee said that he barely left his house, and just read and ate all day! How does he still have a home?!"
  454. >"H-he."
  455. "Never mind, I don't care. My point is that he has no redeeming qualities."
  456. >"Anon why are you so mean to him?!"
  457. "Because I find it amusing?"
  458. >"I cannot believe you!"
  459. "Oh my god, you like him?!"
  460. >"What? NO!"
  461. "Oooooh I'm going to go kiss my new boyfriend Trevor! He's so dreeeeeeaaaaammmmyyyy!"
  462. >Your impression of her is so spot on right now
  463. >It's so good you've moved her to tears
  464. >"F-fuck you! You stupid prick!"
  465. >Wow, if she didn't sound like she was crying she'd be doing an ok Anon impression
  466. >She stumbles over to the basement door and opens it
  467. >She give you one last angry look because of how much better your impression of her was
  468. "Goodnight Moon!"
  469. >She carefully goes downstairs in shame
  470. >You totally nailed everything you did tonight
  471.  
  472. >You are Moondancer, magical genius, regular genius, co-founder and leader of a relatively successful anti-slavery organization
  473. >You are also drunk, lonely and more than a little hurt
  474. >Stupid fucking Anon
  475. >You don't know why you put up with him
  476. >His words about Trevor continue to bounce around in your brain
  477. >You cringe
  478. >That used to be you
  479. >Until you made friends
  480. >Not that you had them for long
  481. >The war started pretty soon after you finally came out of your shell
  482. >You and your friends were in the volunteer corps when you were all captured
  483. >You'd been helping in a small fort when the human soldiers arrived
  484. >You remember it so vividly
  485. >Chatting with Twinkleshine about the lunch you'd both had that day
  486. >The sudden gunshots
  487. >The screams
  488. >You still have nightmares about it sometimes
  489. >Getting down on the ground and begging for your life
  490. >The hands that grabbed you and pulled you away from the base
  491. >Being taken to some kind of prison with the rest of the ponies they'd captured
  492. >The absolute terror about your situation
  493. >The relief when you found your friends
  494. >The feeling of hope that their group hug gave you
  495. >Finding out you were going to be sold as slaves
  496. >Minuette's plan for escape
  497. >The fucking disastrous celestia-damned plan
  498. >She disappeared for a couple days after that
  499. >When she came back, she was broken
  500. >She never smiled
  501. >Never laughed
  502. >The only time she spoke was when one of your captors spoke to her
  503. >Even then all she'd say were things like "Yes, Master," "No, Master," and "Thank you, Master"
  504. >The rest of the time she just stared at the wall and said nothing
  505. >At first, all three of you tried your best to be there for her and coax her out again
  506. >After about a month, Twinkleshine was sold and they took her away
  507. >Lemon Hearts followed a week or so later
  508. >But you refused to give up
  509. >For months you tried to help your friend
  510. >The whole time, her dead eyes wore away at your hope
  511. >One day, it became too much to bear
  512. >You made a decision that day
  513. >You were going to save your friend
  514. >You remember all of this but there is one thing that you remember better than anything else
  515. >Minuette didn't even struggle for her life
  516.  
  517. >You are Anon
  518. >Your head is not happy with you
  519. >Nor is the majority of your body
  520. >You drank too much last night
  521. >You have to piss
  522. >But you don't want to turn on a light
  523. >Engage auto-pilot
  524. >You walk straight into a wall
  525. "FUCK!"
  526. >The bathroom's door should be here!
  527. >Wait
  528. >You're not in your old apartment
  529. >You're going to have to get some light to get there
  530. >You approach the switch
  531. >3
  532. >2
  533. >1
  534. >Flick
  535. >The pain is real
  536. >After a few moments your eyes adjust and you manage to keep them open for a bit
  537. >You're in the living room
  538. >You must have fallen asleep on the couch
  539. >Figures
  540. >You go to the bathroom
  541. >After the sweet release of all that fluid from your bladder, you decide that a hangover breakfast is in order
  542. >Moonie will probably need some too
  543. >She seemed pretty hammered in the last few memories you have of the night
  544. >As you begin to prepare your hangover foods you hear someone coming down the stairs
  545. >Cheerilee has arrived looking cheery and well rested
  546. >"Good morning Anon."
  547. >Jesus christ, she's so damn happy
  548. >"How was your night?"
  549. >She's getting a bit too close to your legs for you to be ok with right now
  550. "Don't do this to me."
  551. >"What?"
  552. "I'm hung over. This whole happy cheery morning person thing you've got going,"
  553. >You gesture to all of her
  554. "It's not going to work for me for at least a couple more hours."
  555. >She gives you a look of genuine concern
  556. >"But, Anon."
  557. "What?"
  558. >"I'm not a morning person. I'm a morning pony."
  559. "Out of the kitchen."
  560. >She just laughs and goes into the living room
  561. >Hold up, did she fucking wink over her shoulder at you?
  562. >Fuck it, you're not dealing with this right now
  563. >You wonder if this is how Moondancer feels all the time
  564. >Speak of the nerd horse, and she shall appear
  565. >Moondancer has emerged from her with a look of misery
  566. "I know that feel, friend horse."
  567. >She just grumbles at you and walks over to the counter
  568. "I've got some hangover food almost done."
  569. >"Thanks."
  570. >She walks off
  571. >You plate up the food and set them at the table
  572. "Food's up."
  573. >Cheerilee practically skips in and takes a seat right next to you
  574. >Moondancer trudges in a few moments later and shoots you an annoyed look
  575. >You ignore it
  576. >If she has a problem she can use her words like a big girl
  577. >"Thank you so much for helping me out, that was the best sleep I've had in MONTHS and..."
  578. >You ignore her and eat your food
  579. >It seems like Moondancer is doing the same
  580. >Good on you Moondancer
  581.  
  582. >After breakfast you shower and take a few more minutes to recover from your hangover before you put your suit and tie on and head back downstairs
  583. >You find Cheerilee sitting on the couch, apparently waiting for something
  584. >She looks up at you
  585. >"What now?"
  586. "I'm going to need way more context for that question before I can even think about the answer to that."
  587. >"About my relocation. What's the next step?"
  588. "Probably some stupid bullshit that Moondancer will end up handling."
  589. >"It's not stupid and you're going to be helping me."
  590. >You and Cheerilee both jump at Moondancer's sudden appearence
  591. >She looks like she's recovered enough to be a bossy grump again
  592. >Wait a minute
  593. "Something just occurred to me."
  594. >Moonie rolls her eyes and Cheerilee just tilts her head
  595. >"Oh boy here we go."
  596. "I own you..."
  597. >Moondancer glares at you... harshly
  598. "And if I own you, that means you don't get to give me orders..."
  599. >She glares harder
  600. "I get to give YOU orders!"
  601. >Glaring intensifies
  602. "Moondancer, fetch me an ice cream sandwich!"
  603. >Is she actually glaring so hard that she's shaking?
  604. >Cool.
  605. >"Anon, I need you to answer this truthfully: Are you retarded?"
  606. "I have my moments."
  607. >"I'm just going to go on with what I was saying now: The next step is to get you over to Red Victor's tabletop games. It's not terribly far from here, but it's in the city, so we'll have to be careful."
  608. >Cheerilee looks a bit nervous
  609. >"When do we leave?"
  610. >"Today, Vic's got his orders coming in today and he's sending out all the online sales after that. You'll be smuggled out that way."
  611. "I'm not leaving without my goddamn ice cream sandwich."
  612. >"Anon, you're being ridiculous."
  613. "What's ridiculous, Moondancer, is how few ice cream sandwiches are in my hands right now."
  614. >"You are acting like a child!"
  615. "And I will continue to do so until my demands are met!"
  616. >"FINE! I'll get you your fucking ice cream sandwich!"
  617. >She storms out of the living room and into the kitchen
  618. "Thanks Moonie, you're the coolest horse!"
  619. >Her response comes in the form of high speed frozen confections
  620. "Goddamn it! My suit!"
  621.  
  622. >You are Moonancer
  623. >You are currently in the car with your idiotic owner after his stupid ice cream tantrum
  624. >It's like he's all of the worst parts of Incog, with none of the redeeming qualities
  625. >He spent 15 minutes spazzing out about his suit that he wears every day
  626. >Or does he own one for every day?
  627. >It doesn't matter, he's still an idiot
  628. >Now he's actively pouting as he drives you and Cheerilee over to the next stop on her road to freedom
  629. >By actively pouting, you mean it
  630. >He seems to be putting effort into the pout
  631. >Sweet Celestia, what is wrong with him?
  632. "Are you just going to pout like that all day?"
  633. >"Oh, I'm sorry I'm not a cold, emotionless ruiner of things like a certain PONY I know who had definitely lost the title of coolest horse to Cheerilee!"
  634. >Cheerilee pokes her head forward from the front seat.
  635. >"Oh, Anon, you're so swee-"
  636. >"Shut up Cheerilee, the grown ups are talking!"
  637. >"Aww."
  638. "Anon, what the actual hell is wrong with you?"
  639. >"Nothing, Moondancer, I'm fine!"
  640. "You're clearly not fi-woah!"
  641. >You suddenly shift as the car suddenly changes direction and enters the parking lot near Red Vic's Tabletop Games
  642. >At least you get to say hi to Victor
  643. >With any luck he'll know how to get Anon to calm the fuck down
  644. >Anon unbuckles and starts to get out of the car
  645. >You turn back to Cheerilee, and notice that she's still staring at Anon
  646. "Are you coming?"
  647. >"What, yeah, yeah, I'm coming"
  648. >With that, the three of you head into the shop
  649. >This can only go well
  650.  
  651. >Your identity?
  652. >Anon
  653. >Your mission?
  654. >Enter Red Victor's Games in order to proceed with whatever faggotry Moondancer kept going on about
  655. >The problem?
  656. >The store is filled to burst with sweaty neckbeards and black people
  657. >The neckbeards aren't really too out of the ordinary for this place, there was always at least one or two of them around
  658. >All you had to do was ignore them
  659. >But this concentration was alarming
  660. >And the blackuns?
  661. >What the hell are they doing in the store?!
  662. >Admittedly, you didn't spend a ton of time there, because you lived a good hour from it before Grandpa passed
  663. >But every time you were with grandpa for any period of time, you'd spend a night there playing Magic and shit with him and Uncle Victor
  664. >As you drew even closer, you saw the truth
  665. >The disgusting, horrifying truth
  666. >Two words leave your mouth with more disgust than you've felt since meeting Trevor
  667. "Yu-Gi-Oh players."
  668. >You stop and glare as hard as you can at the store's current patrons
  669. >Cheerilee and Moondancer must have caught up with you because you hear Moondacer sigh before she speaks
  670. >"It's pretty full, but we have procedures in place for this. Come on."
  671. >Moondancer begins to advance with a very clearly hesitant Cheerilee
  672. >No! That horse saved you once, you cannot allow her to fall victim to their unbearable faggotry!
  673. "Stop! Girls, no!"
  674. >They both stop and look at you
  675. >Cheerilee with hope and a bit of confusion
  676. >Moondancer with what can only be described as resigned frustration
  677. >Moonie speaks
  678. >"What is it now, Anon?"
  679. "Moondancer, do you see what those are?!"
  680. >You gesture to the... things in the store
  681. >"Well, no matter how I answer that question, this is going to go somewhere idiotic. So why don't you just tell me so that we can move on?"
  682. "Those are Yu-Gi-Oh players, Moonie! Did Grandpa never warn you about them?!"
  683. >"That's what this is about?! Holy shit, what is it with you two and Yu-Gi-Oh?"
  684. "They're the worst!"
  685. >"For the love of- UGH- there is nothing wrong with people for liking Yu-Gi-Oh!"
  686. "They aren't people, Moonie. They're close, but wrong. As if somebody tried to make a human but had only ever been told what humans are like."
  687. >"Well Trevor plays Yu-Gi-Oh. He's not that bad!"
  688. "Trevor is the worst!"
  689. >"How is he the worst?!"
  690. "Did you use your eyeballs and look at him?"
  691. >"Just because he's a bit over weight doesn't make him the worst."
  692. "He is a walking cringe, Moondancer!"
  693. >"At least he's not a bad knock off of his Grandpa!"
  694. >Shouts of 'dayum' and 'roasted' are heard from the undesirables nearby
  695. "That was.. actually pretty hurtful. Huh..."
  696.  
  697. >You are Moondancer and you cannot believe this shit
  698. >He's actually hurt?!
  699. >And now Cheerilee is looking at you like YOU'RE the one a fault!
  700. >"Moondancer that was uncalled for. His Grandpa JUST died."
  701. "What? How am I the villian here?"
  702. >Anon pipes up
  703. >"Yeah, Moondancer, the grieving process takes time!"
  704. "Were you not just hearing him?"
  705. >"Well..."
  706. "What?"
  707. >"Trevor was pretty bad..."
  708. >"Thanks Cheerilee."
  709. >Anon bends down to hug her and she turns around to return the hug
  710. >While her back is to you he looks at you
  711. >And he fucking winks at you
  712.  
  713. >You're Anon and Cheerilee's hug is nice
  714. >How the hell is this pony so goddamn soft?
  715. >It's black magic, some sort of voodoo or something
  716. >Either way, you're a bit sad to see her go
  717. >Sure you'd only had her there for a day or so but she seemed nice enough to be around
  718. >Is she sniffing your hair?
  719. >...
  720. >Yes, yes she is
  721. >And now she's shuddering a bit
  722. "Okay, this hug is over."
  723. >You stand up
  724. >Cheerilee stumbles a bit at your sudden movement
  725. >Her stumbling knocks you over and you land flat on your ass
  726. >"Sorry."
  727. "Don't make this weirder than it needs to be."
  728. >Moondancer is behind her, still quaking with anger at the events from a few moments ago
  729. >Your options are limited here, Moondancer is blocking the path to your car
  730. >Before you can make your decision, she speaks
  731. >"Let's just go inside and get this done."
  732. "So I'm off the hook?"
  733. >She doesn't answer as she finishes walking to the door and opens it
  734. >You and Cheerilee follow her
  735.  
  736. >As soon as you enter, you're confronted with the sight and stench of Neckbeards
  737. >Several of them turn to the three of you as you enter
  738. >You're already regretting this
  739. >So many fedoras
  740. >So many cringe-inducing pins placed inside those fedoras
  741. >So much grease
  742. >One of them is literally staring at Moondancer's ass as she walks by him
  743. >You cringe as another tips his fedora to Cheerilee
  744. >She is visibly uncomfortable in here
  745. >You can only imagine what it was like to live with one of these things
  746. >One of them walks up and starts to try and talk to you about your ponies
  747. >You ignore him and keep walking
  748. >He fucking follows you and starts trying to talk to Moondancer
  749. >The bulbous lard sack speaks
  750. >"Hey."
  751. >Moondancer, instead of simply not engaging with him, tries to politely tell him to fuck off
  752. >"Hello, look we're really trying to get this thing done."
  753. >Oh for fuck's sake he has a visible erection already! She's only said one sentence!
  754. >"Maybe I can help. A beautiful pony like yourself shouldn't be here alone."
  755. >"I'm not alone, I'm here with my owner. So everything's fine."
  756. >"You seem stressed out, do you need a hug?"
  757. >"Look, I've had a long day and-
  758. >Despite her very clear protest, the mound bends down and begins to envelope her in his flabby arms
  759. >Maybe today won't be so bad after all
  760. >She fucking gets it
  761. >His hands start at her back but slowly move downward and Moondancer is clearly uncomfortable
  762. >Is this faggot seriously trying to cop a feel on your horse?
  763. >Just as you finish that thought, his hand hits her butt-tattoo and she yelps
  764. >Then she bites down on his shoulder
  765. >He howls out in pain and drops her
  766. >"What the hell? You can't just bite me!"
  767. >"You can't just hug me without my consent! And you ESPECIALLY can't just grab my ass either you creep!"
  768. >"It was just a hug!"
  769. >A couple of his buddies are there now
  770. >You decide to join them before shit gets too bad
  771. "What happened here?"
  772. >"This stupid pony just bit me out of nowhere!"
  773. >You decide to play along with him to see where this goes
  774. >You adopt a parental tone
  775. "Moondancer, did you bite this person for no reason?"
  776. >"He molested me!"
  777. >"She's a fucking lying about me now!"
  778. "Well I did watch you cop a feel on my horse there. You're not very subtle."
  779. >His face is beet red
  780. >"That's not what happened, you idiot!"
  781. >You laugh in his face
  782. "Is that really your best attempt at damage control?"
  783. >He mad now
  784. >"Are you calling me a liar?"
  785. "Among other things."
  786. >He gets in your face
  787. >His breath threatens to bring back the ice cream sandwich from earlier
  788. >"I'll kick your ass, I learned karate and have trained with Katanas for three years now!"
  789. >He pushes you and you trip over Moondancer, who had apparently moved to behind you without you noticing
  790. >She cringes in pain
  791. >You realize that she still had a fairly sizable bruise from the day before and you may have just hit her there
  792. >You look up to see a smug neckbeard laughing with his friends
  793. >You rise and Mr. Meatsweat takes an anime fighting stance
  794. >Do you and Moondancer have to fight some kind of ridiculous super-fag every time you go out or something?
  795. >You throw one punch and hit him square in the jaw and he stumbles back and leans on one of the long tables
  796. >Problem solved
  797. >Just as you are about to turn around to check on Moondancer, a strong hand clasps your shoulder and violently jerks you around
  798. >The next thing you know, you're on the ground, your vision is going black
  799. >Grandpa always said that Victor had a mean right hook
  800.  
  801. >You wake up on the floor a black room with a single light hanging from the ceiling
  802. >The light illuminates a small table with 3 chairs around it
  803. "Well fuck, I guess I shouldn't be too surprised that this is how I go out."
  804. >You think back to what grandpa told you about how to handle this
  805. >It's not clear if you're just remembering very well or hearing his words
  806. >"The best plan is to avoid ending up there, Anon. If you're already in the situation, you're basically fucked. At that point, just screw with them. You may as well, right?"
  807. "Sounds like as good of a plan as any."
  808. >You go over to the table and sit, waiting for Agent Whoever to come out and start whatever it is that's gonna happen to you
  809. >After waiting a couple minutes, you hear footsteps approaching
  810. >As they draw near, you begin to make out a shape in the shadows
  811. >It's clearly human, probably a man, about your height
  812. >The figure stops just short of coming into the light, remaining little more than a shape
  813. >It just stands there and watches you silently for a bit
  814. >It's actually pretty intimidating
  815. >Not that you'd let them know that
  816. "Is this going to be one of those 'sit down and talk' interviews or more of the 'nipple taser' variety?"
  817. >The figure answered in a startlingly familiar voice as it stepped into the light
  818. >"That's up to you, Anon."
  819. >Holy shit
  820. "GRANDPA?!"
  821.  
  822. >He pulls out a chair and sits down across the table from you.
  823. >This can't be real
  824. >"How have you been, boyo?"
  825. "So we're just sandbagging the fact that you're not actually dead? Ok. I'm down with that."
  826. >He laughs a bit then looks at you with a twinkle in his eye
  827. >"Oh, I'm definitely dead. Did you see the size of that bloodstain?"
  828. >You can't help but grin. You know an invitation to a game of "faggot's logic" when you hear one
  829. "It could just have easily been blood you'd been drawing over time and storing so that you could fake your own death. After all, there were no other remains found that were yours. The kidney belonged to a goat!"
  830. >"Well what about the note?"
  831. "The note never said that you were killing yourself. You were just telling death to fuck itself. You could have also been implying that you'd found the secret to immortality."
  832. >"But Anon, immortality is a myth."
  833. "You can't prove that. It could be that you found it and it involved that goat's kidney somehow! Good game, faggot!"
  834. >"Alright well played."
  835. >Another voice intrudes on your conversation
  836. >"What game is this?"
  837. >You turn and see a tall horse that you don't recognize
  838. >She's blue, has a big-ass dick on her head, and... wings?
  839. >You're about to yell at her when you notice the moon shape on her butt
  840. >Is Moondancer trying to be an edgelord now?
  841. "What the hell Moondancer? You look absolutely retarded."
  842. >Moonie looks confused
  843. >"What?"
  844. "Did Trevor tell you this was a good idea? The edgy chick look does not work for you."
  845. >Suddenly she dons a look of comprehension
  846. >"I see."
  847. >Her horn glows and in a flash she looks like her old self again.
  848. "There, you look much better now."
  849. >"Anyways, what was the game you were just playing? All I saw was an argument."
  850. "Grandpa never taught you how to play Faggot's Logic?! Grandpa! What the hell?"
  851. >Grandpa clears his throat
  852. >"As fun as this is, I don't have all the time in the world to talk with you."
  853. "What do you mean?"
  854. >"Anon, what's the last thing you remember happening before waking up here?"
  855. >You think about it for a minute
  856. "... Ohhhhhh. I think I get it. So I'm dreaming?"
  857. >"Of course you are, boyo."
  858. "So, you're not real."
  859. >"I never said that."
  860. "But you're dead."
  861. >"I could be a ghost."
  862. "Or you could be my mind."
  863. >"Would it matter?"
  864. "It would make me feel less weird about masturbating in your old house."
  865. >"It didn't stop you when I was alive."
  866. "Because you weren't ghosting around all over the place and watching me!"
  867. >"As far as you know."
  868. "I'm not sure how I feel about this."
  869. >"We're getting side tracked anyways. I came here to ask you a few things."
  870. "Shoot."
  871. >"Why did you agree to help Moondancer with OPFAG?"
  872. "I dunno. Fun?"
  873. >"Really? Fun? Nothing else?"
  874. "Nothing comes to mind, no."
  875. >"I shouldn't have expected any different. Not yet, at least."
  876. "What the hell is that supposed to mean?"
  877. >"You'll see what I mean when it becomes relevant."
  878. "Fuck that cryptic bullshit, tell me."
  879. >"I'm a dead old man, Anon. All I've got left is cryptic nonsense."
  880. "Can I at least have a hint."
  881. >"If you insist on being such a faggot, fine. Think about what Moondancer said to you."
  882. "That's a lot of things."
  883. >"I know. Isn't it fun?"
  884. >With that, he stood up and began reaching into his pocket
  885. >"They've been trying to get you up for a while. I think Moonie's getting worried. Better help them out."
  886. "How do you plan to do that?"
  887. >He pulls out a taser
  888. >This does not bode well for the Anon
  889. >He shoots you
  890. >You are wracked with agony as you writhe on the ground
  891. >You can't move
  892. >You're still in the dark room
  893. >"Oh shit! That didn't work? Here, let me try again."
  894. >He reloads as you feel a puddle form around you from the loss of bladder control
  895. >This time, just as he fires, you awaken with a start
  896. >You're in a bed in a room you don't recognize
  897. >Cheerilee and Moondancer are both next to the bed
  898. >Cheerilee is immediately hugging you
  899. >Very tightly
  900. >"I'm so glad you're okay, I was worried you weren't going to wake up!"
  901. >Moondancer clears her throat
  902. >"Are you feeling better? Any nausea, headache, dizziness, confusion?"
  903. "Well I'm in a bed I don't recognize and there's a horse who's hoof is getting WAY too far down for me to be ok with-"
  904. >"You were totally into it."
  905. "-but otherwise, no."
  906. >Moondancer just nods
  907. >"We're in Victor's apartment, just above the shop. He knocked you out after your fight with that one guy. Thanks, by the way."
  908. "I'd rather you stop ending up in those positions."
  909. >"And I'd rather you stop being insufferable. It seems we all have our problems in life."
  910. "You got me there."
  911. >"I need to go talk with Vic. Cheerilee, make sure Anon rests a bit more. Ok?"
  912. >She beams at those words
  913. >"I'll do it!"
  914. "But Moondancer-"
  915. >"It'll just be for a bit."
  916. >As she walks out of the room, she casts a smug look over her shoulder
  917. >And fucking winks at you
  918.  
  919. >You are Anon
  920. >Things are looking less than optimal at the moment
  921. >In times like this, it's best to take a quick stock of what's going on
  922. >You're in a bed
  923. >You've got a pounding headache
  924. >You're confused about what your Grandpa's ghost or your subconscious asked you in your dream
  925. >There's a magenta lady horse caring for you
  926. >Her current efforts consist mostly of staring at you with a weird grin
  927. >It's a bit odd
  928. >"So... here we are... alone."
  929. >That's a bit odd
  930. >It's almost like she's dropping hints at you
  931. >Almost
  932. >As you think of how to respond, you are struck by a terrible realization
  933. >Getting tazed in your dream may have affected your physical bladder just as bad as your dream bladder
  934. >You open your mouth to alert Cheerilee to this but she places her hoof over your mouth and shushes you
  935. >"Don't speak Anon. Let me show you how I feel."
  936. >She nuzzles her head up to your chest
  937. >Okay it's starting to look like she's trying to seduce you
  938. >This makes your earlier realization even more dire
  939. "Cheerilee I-"
  940. >She quickly cuts you off with a kiss
  941. >It's around the time that she forcefully shoves her tongue into your mouth that you realize you may have misread a few signals that she sent
  942. >It's not as weird as you'd thought it would be
  943. >In fact, it's quite nice
  944. >When she pulls back from the kiss she speaks again
  945. >"I know. I've felt it too."
  946. >Of course! How could she not have felt it?
  947. >Huh, you'd never pegged Cheerilee to be into that
  948. >You think for a moment
  949. >It's not really your fetish, but you've never tried it
  950. >You can't knock a fetish until you try it, right?
  951. >Let's see what happens
  952. >She begins working her mouth down your neck to your chest
  953. >She continues until she hits the edge of where the comforter on the bed was covering you
  954. >She throws it to the side and shouts
  955. >"DID YOU PEE YOURSELF?!"
  956. "I thought that wish your fetish!"
  957.  
  958. Father's day Special! *tooooot*
  959. >You are Richard Anon Mous
  960. >Father of Anon Yancey Mous
  961. >You've just woken up
  962. >You look over at the clock
  963. >4:30 AM
  964. >Well shit, you don't need to be up until 6:00
  965. >You look over to your wife, Fem Anon Mous
  966. >You chuckle as you start to think about the past
  967. >One of the first things that drew you and your wife together was the fact that you had the same weird middle name
  968. >You'd gotten it because it was an old family name
  969. >Your wife had gotten it because her father thought it was funny
  970. >She never had gotten along well with her father
  971. >Not that you can really blame her
  972. >Incog is an... interesting person
  973. >The first time you had dinner with her family he'd kept a morning star on the table right next to his plate
  974. >After dinner he asked you if you'd ever trained for gladiatorial combat
  975. >Thinking this was one of the elaborate jokes that Fem had told you about you told him that you wielded a mean trident
  976. >You learned a few things that night
  977. >1. You do not, in fact wield a mean trident
  978. >2. Incog is not a man to cross... ever
  979. >3. You may have a gladiator woman fetish
  980. >You'd been knocked down when Fem came to your aid
  981. >Apparently she'd been trained by Incog from a young age
  982. >Something about her brandishing a sword and shield in your defense was inherently sexy
  983. >Despite the fact that her dad had kicked your ass in the back yard, she continued to date you
  984. >And Incog continued to find reasons to kick your ass in the back yard
  985. >And Fem continued to come to the rescue
  986. >Your sexy sexy rescue
  987. >Your thoughts are interrupted by the realization that you need to take a piss
  988. >As you get out of bed, your wife rolls over and yawns
  989. >"Good morning dear."
  990. >You walk into the master bath, don't bother closing the door
  991. "Good morning."
  992. >The sweet release of a morning piss is like the weight of the world being lifted from your bladder
  993. >"Did Anon remember to call you yesterday?"
  994. >What? Call you?
  995. "What do you mean?"
  996. >Your wife stares at you like an idiot for a good few seconds before speaking
  997. >"What was special about yesterday, dear?"
  998. >You tense up
  999. >That is a sentence that never leads anywhere good
  1000. >You run down a list of dates in your head
  1001. >You've got nothing
  1002. >defeated_sagging_shoulders.exe launches
  1003. "What did I forget this time?"
  1004. >"It was father's day! How did you forget that!"
  1005. >Oh
  1006. >"Richard, seriously, what the hell?"
  1007. "How am I in trouble when Anon's the one who forgot to call?"
  1008. >"Richard this isn't just about the phone call Rich, I-"
  1009. >Ringity ring ring ring ringity
  1010. >That tone is reserved for calls from work
  1011. "I'm sorry dear, I gotta take this."
  1012. >She just throws her hands up and rolls her eyes as you answer
  1013. "Hello?"
  1014. >"Rich, it's Adam. We've got some news that we need you to have a look at."
  1015. "It's 4:30 in the morning, can't it wait until I get in?"
  1016. >"Look, we've been contacted by somebody claiming to be part of one of the pony smuggling rings. We need you here to help verify his info."
  1017. "Alright, fine. Give me an hour and I'll be there."
  1018. >"Thanks, Rich."
  1019. "No problem."
  1020. >End call
  1021. "We've got a big development, I've gotta head out."
  1022. >You begin to put your clothes on
  1023. >"This is what I'm worried about Richard, you've been working so much. You're exhausted."
  1024. >You open your mouth to argue but realize that she's entirely right
  1025. "I'm sorry dear. I'll talk with my boss and see what I can do."
  1026. >"Please do."
  1027. >You pick up your badge and keys then head to the kitchen to grab a bagel to take in the car
  1028. >You hear your wife calling from the bedroom
  1029. >"When you come back I'm going to require some thorough snuggles!"
  1030. "You got it, dear."
  1031.  
  1032. >The ride to work is quiet
  1033. >Gives you time to think
  1034. >Fem's not wrong about you working a ton
  1035. >But that's what you signed up for when you applied right?
  1036. >After all, it's your job to help catch and break up these illegal smuggling rings
  1037. >Back when you first started working Immigration and Customs Enforcement you were mostly working against human smuggling
  1038. >Then the ponies showed up
  1039. >After that there was an explosion of smuggling rings for the damn things
  1040. >You've found nearly twenty five operations in the past three years
  1041. >A few have already been shut down
  1042. >There's more that you know exist but you don't have enough to find yet
  1043. >Petp, the Red Hooves, and OPFAG come to mind
  1044. >Maybe you'll finally get something worth acting on today
  1045. >As you pull into the nearly empty parking lot, you sigh
  1046. >You can't get your hopes up yet
  1047. >This could just be nothing
  1048.  
  1049. >Your name is Cheerilee and your rump is damp
  1050. >It was not the good kind of rump dampness
  1051. >It used to be the good kind, about five minutes ago
  1052. >Now the dampness only served as an uncomfortable reminder of what had just transpired
  1053. "What do you mean you thought it was my fetish?"
  1054. >"Well you said 'I feel it too,' and I took that to mean the moist feeling!"
  1055. "Of course I felt a moist feeling!"
  1056. >"Then why didn't you bring it up?"
  1057. "Are you being serious right now?!"
  1058. >"I just went from getting dream-tazed by my dead grandpa to getting half-seduced by a horse! I'm not funny enough to top that shit!"
  1059. >In that moment, years and years of sexual frustration finally came to a head
  1060. >Your former owners reveled in orgasm denial
  1061. >They would find ways to bring you to the edge of an orgasm before throwing a chastity belt on you and going to bed
  1062. >You didn't orgasm once during the almost three years that you lived with them
  1063. >When you ran away, you managed to rub yourself silly the first night
  1064. >It wasn't enough
  1065. >Now, you finally had a chance and it was slipping away
  1066. >Your decision was made
  1067. "No."
  1068. >"What?"
  1069. >"That's not how this is happening. I'm not going to just give up like this!"
  1070. >Your voice was rising in volume
  1071. >"I'm not sure I'm equipped to handle this kind of scenario."
  1072. "SHUT UP! I HAVEN'T GOTTEN LAID IN THREE. YEARS."
  1073. >"But-"
  1074. >You use your 'authority voice' that you used to use when your students wouldn't listen
  1075. "Here's what's going to happen: You are going to get up, shower, wash these sheets, and then you're going to come back here and FUCK. ME. SILLY! GOT IT?!"
  1076. >"This took a turn I was not prepared for."
  1077. "MOVE IT!"
  1078.  
  1079. >You are Anon
  1080. >You've just been shoved off of a wet bed by a horny purple horse
  1081. >It would appear that you have some Laundry to do
  1082. >With a small clopping sound, Cheerilee hops off the bed
  1083. >You stand up, remove the soiled sheets and make them into a ball with the moist part in the center
  1084. >As you walk out of the room you hear Cheerilee call to you in a low-sultry tone
  1085. >"I'll be waiting for you."
  1086. >As you look for a laundry machine your attention is caught by a voice with a fairly heavy Russian accent
  1087. >"-and your frustration is understandable. I just cannot help but feel he hasn't gotten the chance to truly prove himself yet."
  1088. >Moondancer's voice comes next
  1089. >"I've been TRYING to work with him, Vic. But he's just so... so... infuriating! It's like he can't take anything seriously."
  1090. >You round a corner and see a frustrated looking Moondancer sitting across the table from a huge man with broad shoulders
  1091. >His face is lined with age and what appear to be a few scars
  1092. >Victor, your Grandpa's best friend
  1093. >They both stop and look at you with your big orb of piss sheets
  1094. >Quickly, say something!
  1095. "So Cheerilee peed on your sheets."
  1096.  
  1097. >Moondancer stares at you with her normal frustration
  1098. >Victor just throws his head back and releases a hearty laugh
  1099. >"Oh, if only you knew what else has been washed from those sheets."
  1100. >He makes direct eye-contact just as he finishes the sentence
  1101. "Is it story time? That sounds like a thing that people say just before story time!"
  1102. >Moondancer rubs the base of her head-penis with her hoof
  1103. >Heh, it looks like she's about to jerk her forehead off
  1104. >"No, Anon, it is not story time."
  1105. >Victor cuts in
  1106. >"Not yet, at least."
  1107. >"Don't encourage him Victor."
  1108. >He puts his hands up to drop the topic
  1109. >"Regardless, I'm glad you've come to join us. I have something that I wanted to discuss with both of you."
  1110. "I'm going to level with you, Vic. I'm already not great at the whole 'paying attention when I'm being spoken to' thing, but holding a ball of cotton and horse-pee isn't going to help that at all."
  1111. >"Just set them on the floor, my friend, I'll take care of it."
  1112. >You drop the moist sheets and take a seat next to Moondancer
  1113. >Moondancer speaks up
  1114. >"I stand by what I said."
  1115. >"And I understand that, but you need to be patient."
  1116. "And I don't know how to feel about how close I came to a sexual encounter with a horse."
  1117. >Both of them immediately turn to stare at you
  1118. >There are several moments of silence
  1119. >Maybe you should say something else to help smooth this over
  1120. "But hey, at least I'm not a furry, right?"
  1121. >More silence
  1122. "Filthy fucking furfags."
  1123. >Moondancer gives Victor a look and gestures to you
  1124. >He ignores it as he moves over to a filing cabinet and draws out a few folders
  1125. >"I've found a few ideal targets for us to move on. Low security, relatively capable ponies that can move around on their own- CHYORT!"
  1126. >He stubs his toe on a table leg and dropped the folders, you and Moondancer both move to help him gather them again
  1127. >Moondancer's magic beats both of you to it
  1128. >She brings the papers closer to her and seems to be trying to reorganize them
  1129. >She stops on one particular paper though and just reads it
  1130. >As she reads a look of horror takes shape on her face
  1131. >"What the hell is this?"
  1132. >Victor lets out a defeated sigh, clearly aware of what she's referring to
  1133. >"Some rumors I heard a few weeks ago. Nothing to concrete."
  1134. >"I'm not leaving until I know what this is about!"
  1135. >She gestures to the paper
  1136. >She has a habit of being vague when she's angry
  1137. >Victor just shakes his head
  1138. >"A friend of mine from my days as a... contractor-"
  1139. "You mean when you and Grandpa were in the mafia?"
  1140. >"Yes, he sent word of an illegal pony fighting ring that's been meeting up in the old manufacturing district."
  1141. >"How many ponies were there?"
  1142. >"He could only make a rough-"
  1143. >"HOW MANY!"
  1144. >Are there tears in her eyes?
  1145. >"From what he saw he estimated about 15 to 20 ponies were brought in each week."
  1146. >Moondancer looks baffled
  1147. >"15 to 20?! Why didn't you tell me about this?!"
  1148. "That's at least 60 hooves!"
  1149. >"Moondancer, you know that would be a logistical nightmare. We could get 2 or 3 of them out, at most. Then the ring would pack up and move after some of their fighters went missing."
  1150. "Wait, are you saying we SHOULDN'T go save the gladiator horses?"
  1151. >"I'm SAYING that we'd do more harm to them than good. How would we secretly transport 15 ponies? If we get caught, OPFAG is dead, you and I go to prison along with anyone else they catch and they'll just KILL Moondancer! We'll save more ponies in the long run if we keep doing what we can do secretly. Maybe if we can keep growing, we'll be able to take this on."
  1152. >Victor and Moondancer's argument fades into the background as you think about what to do with this.
  1153. >You're no mastermind but grandpa had taught you a few thing about a variety of subjects
  1154. >From what you could tell, Vic was right, there was no way they could get all of those ponies out of there in secret
  1155. >But it was clear that Moondancer wasn't going to just let this one go
  1156. >You try to think of what grandpa would do
  1157. >Your grandpa's words ring in your mind as if to answer you.
  1158. >'Figure it out yourself, dipshit I'm dead!'
  1159. >Suddenly you're struck with an idea
  1160. >Just before you could speak up your attention was suddenly grabbed by a shout from the other room
  1161. >"ANON IF YOU AREN'T INSIDE ME IN THE NEXT FIVE MINUTES I WILL BURN THIS BUILDING TO THE GROUND!"
  1162. >Oh
  1163. >That
  1164. "I guess I'm going to go fuck a horse now."
  1165.  
  1166. >You are Anon
  1167. >You are about to fuck a horse
  1168. >It's time for you to come to terms with this
  1169. >You'd heard of people fucking their slaves before
  1170. >Hell, 5chinks even had to make a containment board for these horse-fuckers
  1171. >You'd never gone there, why would you?
  1172. >You stand at the door
  1173. >Cheerilee is inside the room, waiting for you
  1174. >You have a problem
  1175. >Horses aren't your fetish
  1176. >But your friend is in there
  1177. >She needs that dick
  1178. >What kind of asshole would you be if you didn't give it to her?
  1179. >No, that won't happen
  1180. >She'll get the dick she so desperately needs
  1181. >Because she's your friend
  1182. >But you won't fuck her well if you aren't into it
  1183. >You need to MAKE horses your fetish
  1184. >You know what you need to do
  1185. >You must open your mind and soul to the fetishes
  1186. >This requires great concentration
  1187. >You need to test and make sure you're truly in the mindset needed
  1188. >The doorknob! Perhaps it can become your fetish?
  1189. >You stare at the doorknob
  1190. >Taking in every detail
  1191. >Dang this doorknob is fucking shiny
  1192. >It's so well formed too
  1193. >The keyhole right below it, just waiting to accept the key
  1194. >It's almost erotic just how high quality this doorknob is
  1195. >For some reason, it reminds you of a deer
  1196. >A sexy sexy deer
  1197. >It begs for your key
  1198. >You're erect
  1199. >You're ready
  1200. >You enter to find Cheerilee looking back at you, remorseful
  1201. >"I'm sorry I snapped at you, I just-"
  1202. >You shush her
  1203. "No apologies. Let us build my new fetish."
  1204.  
  1205. >You are Moondancer
  1206. >You have spent the last several minutes avoiding eye-contact with your friend, victor, while your owner fucks a runaway slave in the other room
  1207. >She's not very quiet about it
  1208. >"OH FUCK! YOU NEED DETENTION!"
  1209. >"Show the teacher what you've learned. Show me how bad you are!"
  1210. >As it turns out, Cheerilee has a teacher/student fetish
  1211. >You idly wonder if that counts as a kind of narcissism
  1212. >"YOU'VE BEEN SUCH A BAD... PONY!"
  1213. >Anon... well he's trying
  1214. >His "dirty talk" is not great
  1215. >He trips up on pronouns too much
  1216. >It interrupts the flow of his speech
  1217. >He would probably have more success if he just stuck with the ones he knew
  1218. >You've been analyzing their sexual tendencies
  1219. >Now you're going to have to come to terms with the fact that you've been actively analyzing this
  1220. >The climax approaches
  1221. >Cheerilee screams out a name
  1222. >"OH MAC! FUCK ME!"
  1223. >Activity ceases
  1224.  
  1225. >You are Anon
  1226. >You are currently balls deep in a horse
  1227. >It was feeling so good on muh dick gurl
  1228. >Then she shouted some name
  1229. >Now she's crying
  1230. >And you're STILL balls deep in this crying horse
  1231. >"I'm so sorry Mac. I'm sorry!"
  1232. >You decide to pull out
  1233. >Things are getting out of hand and you aren't sure you're okay with this
  1234. >She's still crying
  1235. >You're not sure how to respond to this
  1236. >You try patting her on the back
  1237. "There there?"
  1238. >She just cries more
  1239. >Well, you've done all you can
  1240. >Time to remove yourself from this situation
  1241.  
  1242. >We Moonie now
  1243. >Anon has just walked back into the kitchen to the sound of dull sobbing from the bedroom
  1244. >You're not a happy pony
  1245. >He's not a happy person from the looks of it
  1246. >Victor just seems uncomfortable
  1247. >Anon just sighs
  1248. >"I'm too sober."
  1249. >He gets up to leave
  1250. "What about..."
  1251. >"I'm sure she'll be fine."
  1252. >He doesn't sound too sure at all
  1253. >Victor jestures for you to follow him
  1254. >He'll be here for Cheerilee
  1255. >You follow Anon downstairs and out of the shop
  1256. >You don't have to walk far before he wordlessly enters a bar
  1257. >You struggle to climb onto the stool next to him
  1258. >Hooves don't work well on bar stools
  1259. >You almost fall off, but Anon just grabs you and hoists you up
  1260. >You mumble your thanks as he tosses his credit card onto the counter and looks the barkeep in the eyes
  1261. >"I'd like to forget what happened tonight. Is this within your skillset?"
  1262. >The bartender just nods and begins mixing something
  1263. >"You want anything?"
  1264. "Why not? I'll just have a couple."
  1265.  
  1266. >Several more than a couple later, you are Anon again.

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