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AlaskanAnon in equestria ch. 5

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  1. >You've been in P0nyville for about six days now
  2. >And spent most of them working
  3. >Despite the best efforts of Rainbow Dash, the snow keeps falling and falling
  4. >The Mayor's had to pull in p0nies just to keep the streets passable
  5. >And now even that is becoming difficult
  6. >You pause and wipe your forehead
  7. >This is tough going
  8. >You decide to head to Twilight's for a break
  9. >She can usually cheer you up
  10. >You raise your fist and knock on the door
  11. >Twilight opens it this time
  12. >She seems to perk up at the sight of you
  13. >"Hi Anonymous!  What brings you here?"
  14. Oh you know, I'm just looking to get out of the snow for a bit...
  15. >She steps aside and allows you to enter
  16. >You crouch through the door and stomp your boots out
  17. >You don't intend to stay too long
  18. >You go to sit down on the couch
  19. >But you can't
  20. >It's occupied by Rainbow Dash
  21. >She's busy snoring
  22.  
  23.  
  24. >Waitaminute
  25. >THE Rainbow Dash?
  26. >The one that's been working desperately to keep the skies clear?
  27. Hey Twilight?
  28. >"Mhmmm?"
  29. >She's got a tin of popcorn in her mouth
  30. What happened to Rainbow?
  31. >She sets the popcorn down
  32. >"She was in to borrow the latest Daring Do book, and she just collapsed"
  33. >"So I put her on the couch.  She needs the sleep"
  34. >You opt to sit on the floor
  35. >This turn of events presents you with mixed feelings
  36. >On one hand, Rainbow Dash really does need to sleep
  37. >She's been working around the clock for days now
  38. >On the other hand, your job just got a lot harder
  39. >You start to get up
  40. >"Won't you stay for some popcorn?"
  41. >Then sit back down
  42. >Twilight has the popcorn on the stove
  43. >And you're not one to turn down popcorn
  44. >Besides, a few more minutes can't hurt
  45.  
  46.  
  47. >As you exit the housebrary, the change caused by Rainbow's absence is immediately apparent
  48. >What before was medium snowfall has worsened into heavy flurrying
  49. >You pick up your shovel and start working
  50. >Tonight's going to be a long night
  51. >You shovel
  52. >And shovel
  53. >And shovel some more
  54. >Any progress you make fills in 20 feet behind you
  55. >As night falls, you can see a light ahead
  56. >Other than the street lamps
  57. >As you approach, it gains definition
  58. >It's a pony plow
  59. >And it looks like it's stuck
  60. >Flat bladed plows don't work well in snow this deep
  61. >Inside, you can see AppleJack straining at the harness
  62. >She always was a stubborn one
  63. Hey AppleJack
  64. >She ceases her struggles at the sound of your voice and turns her head
  65. >"Howdy Anonymous, how's it goin'"
  66. Fine, fine.  You look like you m-
  67. >A massive shockwave drowns out your voice
  68. >This is serious business
  69. >It throws the falling snow itself back a few feet
  70. What the fuck...
  71. >"That was the call"
  72. The call?
  73. >You're almost afraid to look up
  74. >You might see the batsign
  75. >"The Mayor is calling an emergency meetin'"
  76. >Another pulse hits, and this time flashing lights join it
  77. >They're coming from the auditorium
  78. >Damn
  79. >The town's emergency warning system is wubs?
  80. >That's pretty awesome
  81.  
  82.  
  83. Well come on then, let's go
  84. >"Ah can't leave the plow just sittin' out here.."
  85. >You look more closely at the plow
  86. >There's a mound of snow in front of it higher than the blade
  87. AppleJack, that plow isn't going anywhere
  88. >"Ah can get it!  Ah know ah can"
  89. >You sigh and pinch the bridge of your nose
  90. >AppleJack is one of the kindest p0nies you know
  91. >Hell, you're staying in her house
  92. >But she can be so stubborn...
  93. AppleJack, you can freeze to death trying to move that thing or you can come with me
  94. >You heft your shovel in one hand and unhook the lantern from the sled with the other
  95. >Using the lantern to light your way, you trudge off towards town hall
  96. >Muffled hooffalls behind you tell you that AppleJack has finally bowed to reason
  97. >You aren't having too much trouble forcing your way through the snow
  98. >And AppleJack follows in your footsteps
  99. >So you make pretty good speed
  100. >Every now and then a door opens and a tired looking p0ny stumbles out
  101. >As you ford through the snow, other p0nies follow AppleJack's example
  102. >Pretty soon, you have a small trail of p0nies behind you
  103.  
  104.  
  105. >The town hall looms over you like a sleeping beast
  106. >You open the door
  107. >Then stoop inside
  108. >You stand aside as AppleJack enters behind you
  109. >Then reach through and hold the door open as p0ny after p0ny enters
  110. >When the last p0ny comes through, you close the door
  111. >The secretary points to the other door
  112. >"Meeting's in there"
  113. >She has managed to retain her cool
  114. >And her bored expression
  115. >So you head through the door with AppleJack
  116. >Inside, a large table dominates the room
  117. >Around it are many chairs, with a larger one at the end
  118. >Currently occupied by the Mayor
  119. >There are a few pink bowls full of various confectionary treats, along with three plates of jello
  120. >Various office supplies also litter the table
  121. >Fluttershy, Rarity and Pinkie Pie sit on her left
  122. >On her right sit Twilight and a conscious Rainbow Dash
  123. >AppleJack trots over to sit next to her
  124. >The rest of the p0nies take seats around the table
  125. >Among them you recognize Vinyl Scratch, and Big Macintosh
  126. >You're not sure where to sit, so you just stand back against the wall behind your friends
  127.  
  128.  
  129. >Once everyone is settled, the Mayor speaks up
  130. >"I've called this meeting due to the weather emergency currently encroaching upon P0nyville"
  131. >"We need a more efficient method of clearing the streets.  Our current techniques are rather... Lacking"
  132. >"Furthermore, we've already had two p0nies come in from the more remote residences, frostbitten and starving."
  133. >"These residences are rapidly running out of food, so our solution must also provide a means of creating and maintaining paths to these residences"
  134. >"If anyp0ny has any ideas, now is the time"
  135. >Chaos erupts
  136. >Every p0ny at the table shouts their idea into the air in general
  137. >The Mayor bangs her hoof on the table
  138. >"ORDER!!  ORDER I SAY!"
  139. >The pandemonium ceases
  140. >"Now, we'll go around the table, one at at time.  Filthy, you may start"
  141. >Filthy, a brown p0ny wearing a collar and tie, clears his throat
  142. >"I will admit I don't have an answer to the problem with the streets, but couldn't our pegasus ferry supplies to the remote housing?"
  143. >B+ for effort
  144. >But that won't fly
  145. >Literally
  146. No
  147. >"NO!"
  148. >Rainbow Dash peers back at you before continuing
  149. >"Under normal circumstances, that would be an great idea.  But flying in this visibility is a good way to get lost and freeze to death"
  150. >What's this?
  151. >Rainbow actually admitting there's something she can't do?
  152. >This must really be a big deal for these p0nies
  153. >You've seen worse, of course
  154. >But this place seems to have a milder climate than Alaska
  155. >"Thank you Filthy.  Next!"
  156.  
  157.  
  158.  
  159. >The rest of the table has similar ideas
  160. >Nice in concept, but lacking in execution
  161. >They range from "Build bigger plows" to "Dig tunnels"
  162. >What these p0nies need is a better plow shape
  163. >Flat blades are crazy inefficient
  164. >A swept, wedge shaped plow would do wonders in this situation
  165. >You don't know the manufacturing capabilities of this town
  166. >But you're fairly sure putting out a whole new fleet of plows can't be done in a night
  167. >As you ponder this issue, a purple flash catches your eye
  168. >Twilight is using magic to demonstrate a flaw in a townsp0ny's theory
  169. >Magic
  170. >Of course!
  171. >Magic is the answer to freaking everything around here
  172. >Why can't it work here?
  173. >When the latest p0ny finishes
  174. >Something about bridges from building to building
  175. >You step forward out of the shadows
  176. >Most of the table recoils, with the notable exception of the Mayor and your six friends
  177. >Damnit
  178. >You really need to remember to take off your scarf and goggles when you're going to be around p0nies
  179. >It probably doesn't help that your scarf looks like an open maw when wrapped properly
  180. >You yank off your facial coverings
  181. If I may...
  182. >"Go ahead"
  183. What you need here is a better plow shape
  184. >"Go on..."
  185. Instead of a flat plow, you need a wedge shaped plow
  186. >You grab some paper and sketch your proposed shape from several angles
  187. >It's a replica of the plows from back home
  188.  
  189.  
  190. >"And what's that going to do for us?"
  191. >"Why should we even trust that... thing!"
  192. >"What the hay is even going on!"
  193. >Pandemonium erupts once again
  194. >There isn't time for this bullshit!
  195. >You bang your fist on the table
  196. >...ouch
  197. >But everyone shuts up
  198. >Hmmmm.
  199. I believe a demonstration is in order
  200. >You point at Twilight
  201. Can you help me?
  202. >"Sure"
  203. Alright
  204. >You reach out and grab two trays of jello
  205. Twilight, I need you to make a flat, solid wall of magic
  206. >She does so
  207. >You hold down the base of one of the jello trays
  208. Now I want you to try to push the jello off the tray
  209. >The magic wall slowly advances against the jello, eventually pushing it off the tray
  210. This is what the plows you have do
  211. >You look at Twilight once more
  212. Now, if you can form your magic into the shape I sketched earlier...
  213. >Her magic takes the shape of a swept plow
  214. >A modified wedge, the front part sweeps back before curling back up in line with the bottom
  215. Now try to push through the jello
  216. >The new shape cleaves straight through the jello, splitting it neatly in two
  217. >The two halves are then shunted off the platter by the wedge shape
  218. Instead of forcing all the snow to move in front of you, this shape divides the snow, then moves it off to the side
  219. It will not keep the whole street clear
  220. But it will give you paths through the snow that you CAN use
  221. I propose any and all unicorns that can be mustered use their magic to form this shape and plow until physical replacements can be made for non-magical use
  222. >"Anonymous, that's a great idea!"
  223. >Thank you, Twilight
  224. >"But we still don't know if it works at scale!"
  225. >It's the first p0ny.  Filthy, his name was?
  226. >"I volunteer to test it!"  
  227. >It's Vinyl Scratch
  228. >Good ol' Vinyl
  229.  
  230.  
  231. >Outside, the snow continues to pile up
  232. >It's about up to your thighs now
  233. >Or neck level on a p0ny
  234. >If it wasn't blizzard conditions before, it sure is now
  235. >The entire council stands on the front step of the Town Hall with you
  236. >Next to you is Vinyl Scratch
  237. When you're ready, Vinyl
  238. >Her horn lights up with a blue aura
  239. >A shimmering blue plow appears in front of her, reaching up to head height
  240. >She looks to you
  241. >"Is this it?"
  242. Move the top back a bit... Good, now a little more curve in the front...
  243. >You adjust the plow until it looks right
  244. Go for it!
  245. >She trots down the steps, plow at the ready
  246. >You bite you lip
  247. >She slips a bit on the steps, but then gets solid footing on the ground
  248. >She then proceeds straight away from the Town Hall at a gallop
  249. >She makes a gradual U turn and comes back up the steps
  250. Atta mare, Vinyl! good job!
  251. >You pat her on the back
  252. >"Now that that's settled, let's go back in" says the Mayor
  253.  
  254.  
  255. >With the physical bits out of the way, a plan swiftly forms
  256. >The unicorns present would go and wake other unicorns
  257. >Then the lot of them would make for the remote residences
  258. >If they had adequate food supplies they would be left until the morning, but if they didn't they could come stay in the town hall
  259. >Your job, meanwhile, is to keep the paths in the streets clear for their eventual return
  260. >So, back to work
  261. >You've been shoveling all day and your muscles are sore and tired
  262. >But you can't stop now
  263. >You have your end of the plan to keep up
  264. >You push yourself
  265. >No snow shall sully these paths on your watch
  266. >The monotony is occasionally broken by an approaching glow
  267. >Then, you usually step off to the side
  268. >A unicorn would come past, sometimes followed by several other beleaguered looking p0nies
  269. >Lately, you've seen less and less p0nies about
  270. >After a half hour, you decide it's time to head for the town hall
  271. >Just to make sure nobody's still out before you stop
  272.  
  273.  
  274. >Ahead of you, you can see a purple glow
  275. >But it's not like the glows you've seen before
  276. >It's...
  277. >Weaker
  278. >And it's flickering a bit
  279. >With a final flicker, it goes out
  280. >That can't be good
  281. >Up ahead, the path ends abruptly
  282. >you can see a speck of purple against the snow...
  283. >Oh fuck
  284. >Is that Twilight?
  285.  
  286.  
  287. >You are Twilight Sparkle
  288. >And despite being covered in snow
  289. >You don't feel cold anymore
  290. >You almost feel a tingly warmth
  291. >And you're really tired
  292. >Being the smart p0ny that you are
  293. >You read up about what happens if you spend too long out in the cold
  294. >And you're fairly sure you're in the final stages of hypothermia
  295. >You put out a light for as long as you could, but now it falters
  296. >you are also finding it harder and harder to care
  297. >And you're ever so sleepy...
  298.  
  299. >You are Anonymous, and this is not fucking happening
  300. >Not again
  301. >Not like Sonny
  302. >You drag the purple p0ny up out of the snow and shake her fiercely
  303. >She's not even shivering
  304. >This is bad
  305. >Very, very bad
  306. TWILIGHT!
  307. >You roughly brush most of the snow off her
  308. >Damnit tears, not now
  309. TWILIGHT ANSWER ME
  310. FUCK TWILIGHT, DON'T YOU DARE FUCKING DIE ON ME!
  311.  
  312. >You are Twilight Sparkle
  313. >And Anonymous just woke you up
  314. >"Oh hai Anonymoush, how are you?"
  315. >The cold is making you slur
  316. >Anonymous responds by opening up his... jacket
  317. >Then he pulls you against his torso and zips it most of the way up so your head sticks out the top
  318. He then wraps both his... arms around you and stands up
  319. >It's so warm inside his jacket...
  320. >So why are you shivering?
  321. Hi Twilight, I'm doing just fine.  How are you
  322. >"O-o-h, y-you k-k-know..."
  323. >The shivering has extended to chattering teeth
  324. Twilight, you need to stay with me
  325. >"O-o-okay..."
  326. Keep talking to me
  327. >He peers about
  328. Twilight, can you make the plow shape?
  329. >That might be a problem
  330. >"M-m-my h-horn is t-too c-c-cooold..."
  331. >Wait
  332. >What is he doing...
  333.  
  334.  
  335. >You are Anonymous
  336. >And that was close
  337. >Way too close
  338. >You yank off your gloves and stick them in your pockets
  339. >Then you wrap both your hands around her horn
  340. >...Well that brought some color to her cheeks
  341. >Which is good
  342. >It means blood flow is returning
  343. >When the horn no longer feels cold, you release it
  344. Warm enough?
  345. >"oooohhh y-yeaaaahhh..."
  346. >The plow appears in front of you
  347. >Without hesitation you take off at a dead sprint
  348. >"H-hey Anonymuoush, h-how c-c-come y-you a-always e-end u-up c-c-carrying m-me?"
  349. I don't know
  350. >She's not out of the woods yet
  351. >You are currently in the shopping district
  352. >All the shops are closed and locked
  353. >You consult the map of the town in your head you've built over the last few days
  354. >The closest house is...
  355. >Twilight's housebrary
  356. >Good
  357. >You won't have to knock
  358.  
  359.  
  360. >Twilight's plow gives out when you're a few meters from the door
  361. >"Uh oh..."
  362. No worries, eh?
  363. >You plow straight through the remaining snow
  364. >And duck through the door with expert precision
  365. >You blow through the library and straight to the living area
  366. >Where there's a crackling, roaring fire in the grate
  367. >Thank you, Spike
  368. >You release Twilight from the confines of your jacket and set her down in front of the fire
  369. >"Anonymous..."
  370. >You don't reply
  371. >Instead you dash into the bathroom and seize several towels
  372. >"Anonymous, listen..."
  373. >You begin vigorously drying her off with the towels
  374. >It is of tantamount importance that the gets warm as soon as possible
  375. >Once she's more or less dry, you wrap her in your jacket and set her right up in front of the fire
  376. >All this complete, you sit back and allow your swirling emotions to run free
  377. >For a moment, all the feelings return
  378. >The pain
  379. >The sorrow
  380. >The loss
  381. >But you did it this time
  382. >You saved her
  383. >She's still alive...
  384.  
  385.  
  386. >Twilight is the first to break the silence
  387. >Her face is still a  rosy shade of red
  388. >"Anonymous, how did you know?"
  389. What?
  390. >You shake your head and clear your thoughts
  391. >She's been sitting in front of the fire for a while now
  392. >She hasn't said anything
  393. >Probably from the look on your face
  394. >But now she's looking at you
  395. >"How did you know how to treat hypothermia?"
  396. >You consider her question
  397. Where I come from, it's cold like this for the better part of the year.
  398. Training on how to treat hypothermia is part of something every young boy learns.
  399. I know it better than most, though.
  400. I lost a... a good friend to the cold.
  401. >You look at her
  402. >"Do you want to talk about it?"
  403. >You've never talked to anyone about it before
  404. >But for some reason, you trust this p0ny
  405. Sure...
  406.  
  407.  
  408. Sonny was one of my best friends
  409. That wasn't his real name, of course.  He was an Indian, and his real name was hard to pronounce.  So we called him Sonny
  410. I can still remember that day in the cafeteria
  411. It was the start of the fourth grade
  412. He was sitting off at a table by himself, and I had just gotten back from legal workings in Texas
  413. I decided to go sit down next to him, and we became fast friends
  414. We both held many of the same interests, and I spent a lot of time with him
  415. He was like a brother to me
  416. >You stop
  417. >This is stirring up the memories even more
  418. >"If you want to stop..."
  419. No.  No, this.. this feels good.  To have it out.
  420. It was during a camping trip we went on in high school that he died
  421. We hiked high into the mountains to an old cabin we knew about
  422. He had gone out to get water when the blizzard came over
  423. I called for hours and hours
  424. Eventually I went out with a guide line tied to my waist so I could find my way back
  425. I found him propped up against a tree, and dragged his sorry ass all the way back to that damn cabin
  426. I stoked up the fire, but I hadn't moved fast enough
  427. He died in my arms, Twilight
  428. He went to sleep and never woke up again...
  429.  
  430. >You don't cry
  431. >You have shed enough tears for Sonny in the past
  432. >You've got a lump in your throat
  433. >But that's all there is
  434. >Twilight, however, has no such qualms
  435. >You can see her tearing up from where you sit
  436. >"Anonymous, that's horrible..."
  437. >You say nothing
  438. >Instead you look her straight in her purple eyes
  439. >With the sorrow of all your years
  440. >Then look up at the ceiling
  441. >Only for something impacts your chest
  442. >Twilight has you in a death grip
  443. >Wow
  444. >You never had her pegged as the touchy-feely type
  445. >You tense up for a moment, but then relax and wrap your arms around her
  446. >She did almost die of cold
  447. >And then listen to your shitty story
  448. >Her eyes are closed
  449. >She presses her head against your own, and you can feel her tears as they run
  450. I got to you in time, Twilight.  I was fast enough.
  451. >And you were
  452. >You have honored your friend's death by saving a life in his name
  453. >The turmoil of emotions churning in your gut begins to settle down
  454. >You feel...
  455. >At peace
  456.  
  457.  
  458. >You sit for what feels like an eternity
  459. >Then, slowly, you can feel Twilight releasing her grasp
  460. >You let her go, and she sits back on her haunches
  461. >Welp
  462. >No time like the bloody present
  463. Twilight?
  464. >She looks up at you
  465. >"Yeah?"
  466. I know this is a bit much to ask
  467. But we need to go and make sure no other p0nies are freezing to death
  468. >"Alright.  Let's go!"
  469. >She gets up and starts heading for the door
  470. >You commend her spirit
  471. >But you have other ideas
  472. Do you think you could make a bigger version of that plow?
  473. >Confusion occupies her face now
  474. >"I could.  But why would you need a bigger one?"
  475. >You move over and put a big log on the fire before continuing
  476. Remember my truck?
  477. >"Oh.  Oooohhh"
  478. >She's quick, this p0ny
  479. Think you could make a plow big enough for it?
  480. >"Yeah, no problem"
  481. >You grin at her and pick up your now-dry coat
  482. Then let's go
  483.  
  484.  
  485. >Damn, this is way easier than shoveling
  486. >Why didn't you think of this before?
  487. >You're cruising through the streets of P0nyville with a magical plow in front of you
  488. >Twilight sits on the seat next to you, a look of concentration on her face
  489. >After clearing P0nyville, you move on to the roads to the outer residences
  490. >Sure enough, you headlights pick out a bright green glow up ahead....
  491.  
  492.  
  493. >You are Lyra
  494. >And this plowing stuff is hard
  495. >You are definitely going to vote for a salary raise of the plowp0nies next time you're in town
  496. >But for now, you need to get back home and make sure Bon Bon's alright
  497. >You never got to see Anonymous and his marvelous hands
  498. >But you're told he devised the very plow shape that sits before you
  499. >So awesome!
  500. >Is it getting brighter out?
  501. >There's a light coming from behind you that wasn't there before...
  502. >HOOOOONK!
  503. >You nearly jump out of your coat
  504. >That's one of the loudest noises you've ever heard
  505. >You stop and turn around
  506. >Two lights project a wash of illumination on the snow in front of you
  507. >Is that...
  508. >Is that Anonymous's... Truck?
  509. >It is!
  510. >A door on the side opens and out steps none other than Anonymous himself
  511. >Oh Celestia
  512. >It's Anonymous
  513. >Don't screw this up
  514. Hey, what's your name?
  515. >"I'm.. I'm Lyra"
  516. Want a ride?
  517. >"Would I ever!"
  518. >You actually get to ride in Anonymous's truck?
  519. >Wow!
  520. >He turns around and leads you to another door, then he opens it
  521. Hop in
  522.  
  523.  
  524. >You are Anonymous
  525. >And you're not so sure about this "Lyra"
  526. >She's been staring at you ever since you got back in the driver's side
  527. >More specifically, your hands
  528. >Fortunately, there appears to be a house up ahead
  529. Is that your place?
  530. >"Huh?  Oh... Uh, yeah, that's my house"
  531. Well then, this is your stop
  532. >You reach over and open the passenger side door for her
  533. >She hops out
  534. >"Thanks for the ride Anonymous!  See you soon!"
  535. >You close the door and look at Twilight
  536. Is it just me, or was she...
  537. >"Lyra is a bit... odd"
  538. >Whatever
  539. >You put the truck back in gear and drive on
  540.  
  541.  
  542. >You've checked almost all of the outer roads now
  543. >Both you and Twilight are getting tired
  544. >You're headed back to town on the last road you haven't checked when you see a blue glow up ahead
  545. >That glow looks familiar...
  546. >You stop your truck and jump out
  547. >In front of you stands Rarity
  548. >The last p0ny you would expect to be out this late
  549. Hello, Miss Rarity
  550. >"Hello Anonymous"
  551. Would you care for a ride into town?
  552. >"I would love one"
  553. >And with that you lead her to the truck
  554. >You let her in the truck and resume driving
  555. >"Hi Rarity"
  556. >"Oh, hello Twilight"
  557. >Now something's bugging you
  558. >Rarity is the most proper p0ny you've met
  559. >Why would she be out so late?
  560. Rarity, I can't help but wonder why you're the last one out here
  561. >"Why, I'm the Element of Generosity darling!  And I couldn't stop while somep0ny is in need!"
  562. >Element of Generosity
  563. >You file that one away to ask Twilight about later
  564.  
  565.  
  566. >After dropping Rarity off at Carousel Boutique, silence reigns in the cab of the truck
  567. >Then Twilight speaks up
  568. >"Anonymous..."
  569. Yeah?
  570. >"You can spend the night at my place if you want to"
  571. I appreciate that
  572. >The rest of the ride passes in silence
  573. >When you arrive at the housebrary, you park in the same spot you parked before
  574. >Then you both head inside
  575. >You insist that TWilight use the bathroom first while you get off all your snow gear and hang it up in front of the fireplace to dry
  576. >She finishes in the bathroom, and you enter
  577. >After relieving yourself and rubbing your face with water you exit
  578. >She leads you up a ladder and to the bedroom you deposited her in several nights ago
  579. >You get to sleep in the guest bed
  580. >Fair enough
  581. >Turns out Spike has been sleeping this whole time
  582. >Good for him
  583. >You take off your holster, strip off your outer clothing and remove your glasses
  584. >You're glad Rarity is working on some new clothes for you
  585. >The ones you have are starting to smell a little funky
  586. >You then proceed to collapse into the bed
  587. >Your feet hang off the end, but you don't care
  588. >Twilight climbs into her own bed, then turns out the light
  589. >"Good night Anonymous"
  590. Good night Twilight