>Be Twilight Sparkle
>You had just thrown what was probably Anon out the window along with your giant place-mat
>You really liked that place-mat, ones of that size are hard to come by
>But that wasn't important right now, you had failed to cast the transformation spell
>Oh, and Celestia only knows where Anon is or if he's still alive. You did throw him pretty hard at a 75 degree angle. But that wasn't what called imminently for your attention
>You had underestimated how much mana the spell would need
>Re-doing your spell calculations you spot your error
>How in the world of Equis did you miss THAT?
>The spell you had created was impossible to fully cast, simply put
>It simply needs more mana than what theoretically exists to complete the transformation
>From what little you recall of seeing Anon post unsuccessful transformation you conclude that the spell managed to get a little over halfway complete, and that if you were to add about your full reserve of mana would get it 3/4ths complete
>But the last quarter of the spell requires more mana than exists in this universe
>You could spend your entire life trying to write down the number, and never come anywhere close to completing exactly how much this part of the spell costs to cast
>But maybe you did the math wrong again
>You re-did your work, same conclusion
>You re-did your work again, still same conclusion
>By your 15th re-doing of your incredibly complex and lengthy spell you look out the window you had tossed Anon out of
>Its dark outside now
>And Anon is still out there
“I'm sure he'll be okay for a night. I'll find him tomorrow, I mean how hard can it even be to be a snake anyway”
>You go to sleep with all the plushies Fluttershy give you
>As you go to sleep, you can't shake the feeling that they are all staring judgmentally at you