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(2) The Adventures of the Tickling-Fixated Anon in Equestria

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  1. "Chapters" in this 'epic saga' (pffffthahahaha) will be indicated by the parenthesized number (i.e. (1), (2), and so on) prefixing it in the pastes' titles.
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  3. I'm literally right at the character limit so it'll be fucking interesting when I reach two-digit numbers.
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  5. >Still be Anon in Equestria
  6. >Seriously, this whole "being a human in a magic world of talking ponies" thing is starting to weird you out a bit
  7. >But whatever
  8. >Ponies are damned cute, son
  9. >Luna shows an almost-unhealthy fascination with you tickling her
  10. >While it was a cute and unexpected twist at the beginning, and endearing for the next few instances thereafter, now it was getting kind of stale
  11. >You mean, let's not kid yourself, she's cute as hell when you're tickling her, but her reactions are predictable by now
  12. >You hunger for fresh meat
  13. >Tender, sensitive hoofmeat
  14. >You might have a problem
  15. >Anyways, you find yourself receiving a letter one day
  16. >"I wish to help you with your ensemble, Anon. A man as... one-of-a-kind as yourself deserves a similarly unique warddrobe! Stop by my Boutique when chance next brings you to Ponyville -- my door is always open to you, Anon!"
  17. >Signed with a fancy-looking 'R'
  18. >Well, looks like it's back to Ponyville to meet with the biggest fashionista of them all -- Rarity, herself
  19. >You'd think, by now, that your publicly-known presence would be enough to divert the weird stares from Equestrian locals
  20. >But of course, young fillies and colts who were your co-passengers aboard the Ponyville Express pointed excitedly at you as their parents nervously attempted to stop their gaping
  21. >Nothing new, but still made you feel like shit for how little you belonged
  22. >Arrive at the Ponyville train station
  23. >Ignore the veiled stares as you step off the train, shaking your head despite yourself at the unconscious embarrassment
  24. >Well, time to find Carousel Boutique
  25. >Too bad ponies don't really grasp the concept of maps
  26. >Well, Ponyville isn't THAT big...
  27. >A few hours later, you sheepishly ask an unusually-happy mare with a few bunches of berries as a Cutie Mark for directions
  28. >She's all too eager to point you in the right direction, before walking off muttering something about buying more coolers
  29. >Before long, you find yourself in front of-
  30. >Well, shit, it's called Carousel Boutique, but did it REALLY need to look like a merry-go-round?
  31. >Shrugging, you walk up to the door
  32. >You knock
  33. >You swear you hear a mare's voice groan with frustration
  34. >Before you can process it, the same voice speaks aloud
  35. >"I'm so very sorry, but we're closed for the day. Please return during normal business hours tomorrow, if you please!"
  36. >Your hands drop to your sides
  37. >You sigh
  38. >Where the hell were you supposed to stay? It was getting towards evening, and ponies didn't exactly spring for hotels that you had seen
  39. >"Uh... Ms. Rarity? It's me, Anon. You told me to stop by- I mean, I know it's getting late, but I couldn't find your Boutique, and you said you'd be open to me anytime..."
  40. >"Anon? WAIT!"
  41. >Her voice had slipped from grumbling indifference to enthusiasm
  42. >You seemed to have an effect on these horses for whatever reason
  43. >"Just- give me a minute!"
  44. >A series of indecipherable noises emanate from beyond the door
  45. >You frown and cock your head to one side in confusion
  46. >Well, okay then, no need to rush on YOUR account...
  47. >The door slams open
  48. >A thoroughly-disheveled Rarity stands there, looking at you with an excited expression
  49. >You note that the demure, collected pony you had briefly met some time ago was distinctly... unkempt at the moment.
  50. >She clears her throat
  51. >"Ah, hmm-mmm. Anon. How nice of you to come!"
  52. >"Is this a bad time, Ms. Rarity? I can always come back tomorrow-"
  53. >She waves a hoof in denial
  54. >"No, no, nothing like that. Just- unexpected, that's all. Please, do come in. And you needn't call me 'Ms.', otherwise I may feel compelled to call you 'Mr. Anon'!"
  55. >And so you found yourselves knowing yet another pony with whom you were now on a first-name basis
  56. >You share a nervous laugh
  57. >You both trail off and shift eyes around the shop
  58. >Fabric rolls and clothing patterns everywhere
  59. >She seemed to have been quite busy today
  60. >You attempt to control your gaze from seeming too judgmental, but she notices and blushes slightly
  61. >"Oh, PLEASE excuse the mess, Anon," she says absentmindedly as her horn begins glowing
  62. >Random bric-a-brac begins floating about, finding its way to its appropriate storage place
  63. >"I've just been so very busy all day today..."
  64. >A roll of silk barely clears your nose as it floats towards its cubby
  65. >You wisely fail to point it out aloud
  66. >"... and I wasn't expecting you to show up, that's all!"
  67. >"Rarity," you say comfortingly, "Really, it's not that big a deal. I'm not busy, I don't have a job like you do, we can always do this tomorrow - or some other day! I don't want to intrude on your work-"
  68. >"Hap-bup-bup!"
  69. >She silences you with an admonishing chirp
  70. >You find it soul-crushingly charming
  71. >"I said stop in any time, and by Celestia, I MEANT it!"
  72. >She stomps a hoof determinedly, face screwed up into a stoic expression
  73. >The unflappable expression gives way to a look of resignation as she hangs her head with a sigh
  74. >"Oh, who am I kidding, Anon?"
  75. >You're not sure if it's a rhetorical question
  76. >"I don't want to offend you in any way,"
  77. >Offend YOU? YOU'RE the one who's walking on eggshells trying not to get lynched by a herd of tiny technicolor horses
  78. >"-It's just that I've been so busy today. You really came at a terrible time, Anon, I've been up to my eyes in orders and it's just been so stressful..."
  79. >Her horn glows again, and you brace yourself unconsciously
  80. >Your experiences with Luna had taught you to fear magically-thrown objects, as she remembered she could use her horn even if you could overpower her
  81. >But it's nothing like that, she just drags a sofa to her side before flopping down upon it unceremoniously
  82. >"Oh, Anon, you don't understand, I've been on my hooves all day..."
  83. >Your ears perk a bit. Ohhh?
  84. >She holds a hoof up to her eyes and stares at it, expression turning pouty
  85. >"I simply can't bear another moment walking about, Anon."
  86. >Your twisted mind is already working overdrive to process this information
  87. >And it offers a wonderful opportunity
  88. >"I'm afraid, Anon, that despite my misgivings, we will simply have to postpone this to tomorrow morning. Would that be acceptable to you?"
  89. >You pace forward, holding your arms and hands up in a shrug
  90. >"Well, sure, Rarity, that's fine by me," you say casually as you walk towards the self-pitying pony
  91. >You stop an arm's-length away, no need to get too creepy in case your plan goes south
  92. >"I just don't like to leave you alone with your poor hooves like they are..."
  93. >She chuckles a bit, waving a forehoof at you dismissively
  94. >"Oh, Anon, stop it," she says meekly, "it's nothing you need concern yourself with!"
  95. >"I don't NEED to, sure," you say offhandedly, "But I CHOOSE to."
  96. >She looks at you, brows wrinkled in consideration
  97. >She rubs a chin with a hoof in thought
  98. >"Do tell," she asks curiously, "what is it you have in mind?"
  99. >It's a delicate game you're playing here...
  100. >You have no idea where Rarity's boundaries start and stop
  101. >Luna was pretty cut-and-dried
  102. >But Rarity was an unknown quantity
  103. >Here be dragons
  104. >"Oh, nothing in particular," you say idly allowing your stare to take in the organized chaos that was the inside of the shop. "Just, you know, maybe something like a... hoof massage...?"
  105. >Rarity blushes and claps a hoof to her mouth
  106. >"Oh, no, Anon, I would never ask you to do something so..."
  107. >You back up immediately
  108. >"I'm sorry, Rarity, I didn't want to intrude or offend-"
  109. >She shakes her head
  110. >"No, I'm not offended, it's just... that's not really something I'd ask of a friend."
  111. >WE FRIENDSHIP NOW!
  112. >"What're friends for, Rarity?"
  113. >She giggles
  114. >"Nothing so crude as a HOOF MASSAGE, darling!"
  115. >"Well, then, allow me to attempt to persuade you."
  116. >You're done with the reluctant approach
  117. >Time for forwardness
  118. >You grasp one of those beautiful rear hooves and begin kneading the soft flesh and HOLY BALLS SHE DOES FEEL LIKE A WARM FUCKING MARSHMALLOW
  119. >You had refused to believe
  120. >Anyways, you lose yourself in the process
  121. >"Oh!"
  122. >Rarity squeaks a bit in surprise as you start, but slowly melts under your ministrations
  123. >"Anon, mmmm... That feels... good."
  124. >"See, Rarity? Told ya!"
  125. >She giggles again, the girlish sound coming from the sophisticated mare delightful in its oxymoronic nature
  126. >"Anon, stop it. You're spoiling me!"
  127. >You chuckle warmly and continue working into the warm underhoof, appreciating the way it gives under your fingers' pressure.
  128. >Rarity, at this point, had collapsed wholesale onto the divan, face tilted back and eyes closed in pleasure as she twisted a bit at the pleasant sensations
  129. >You couldn't say you weren't enjoying this, yourself
  130. >But hell, let's face it, you're a person of a distinctly one-track mind
  131. >And while you like the pleasure of giving a foot (hoof, as it were) massage as much as the next guy, you were after one thing in reality
  132. >And that was mining the laughter out of ponies using your fingers like so many pickaxes
  133. >"Rarity?" you interject as you continue rubbing
  134. >"Hmmmmmmm?" the questioning groan is long and almost-sensual, and she rolls her head and opens her eyes slightly to stare at you
  135. >You feel almost sorry for what you're about to do
  136. >Keyword: almost
  137. >"Just curious, really," you say, as one hand draws back and forms into a bit of a claw. "I've heard ponies and humans share a common trait."
  138. >"And what's that, darling?"
  139. >If Rarity broke the trend (which, admittedly, had only one participant thus far, but still), this would become really awkward, really fast
  140. >"Well, tell me. Are ponies-"
  141. >Your 'attacking' hand darts forward as you shift the massaging hand into a deathgrip on her hoof
  142. >"-ticklish?"
  143. >"What? Anon, of course we a-WAHAHA!*"
  144. >Success!
  145. >She begins bucking as you begin scrabbling over the gentle pony flesh with your fingers, emanating a series of squeaks and laughter
  146. >"HEE HEE HEE -- STOP IT, YOU RUFFIAN!"
  147. >She manages to get the plea out before lapsing back into a series of uncontrollable giggles
  148. >"Oh, what's the matter, Rarity? I thought you were enjoying this!"
  149. >"No-ha-ha-hot anymore!"
  150. >You laugh quietly as you keep working away at the marshmallowy -- and, more important to you, crazily-ticklish -- frogs of her hooves
  151. >"Round and round my fingers go," you chant quietly in a sing-song manner
  152. >"WAHAHAHAHA STOP ANO-HA-HAHN!"
  153. >"When they'll stop? Nobody knows!"
  154. >Just like Luna, the best part about tickling Rarity was the idiosyncrasy of it
  155. >Who could expect such a reserved, fanciful mare to break down in hysterics at something like this?
  156. >Rarity was bucking less and less, and her laughter had a breathless quality about it now
  157. >"Ple-hease. Ple-he-he-hease no more, Anon!"
  158. >She was reaching the exhaustion point
  159. >At which point it was no longer fun for either party
  160. >Time to make a clean break
  161. >You cease tickling, shifting your grasping hand back to its cradling position and working the thumb into the 'sole' of her hoof
  162. >The other hand joins its brother in massaging rather than tickling
  163. >Rarity at first begins jerking away, but stops when she realizes you aren't tickling her anymore
  164. >She looks at you with tears in your eyes, grin still stretched across her face
  165. >"That was not very gentlemanly of you, Anon!" she says bitterly
  166. >"I'm sorry, Rarity," you say sheepishly as you continue attempting to give her a hoof massage that's as un-ticklish as possible. "I was just trying to brighten up your day a bit..."
  167. >"Be that as it may," she sniffs
  168. >You stop rubbing her hooves, and they actually seem to move toward you unconsciously a bit, as if attempting to regain your attention
  169. >She looks at you
  170. >"Do you want me to... I can stop this, too, if you want..."
  171. >She opens her mouth, refusal clear on her mind, but she snaps it shut in consideration. Her angry expression shifts to a -- dear god, is she really looking at you SULTRILY?
  172. >"Oh, no need to stop, Anon, so long as you don't tickle me again..."
  173. >"Fair enough."
  174. >As a reminder of your recent victory, you run a thumbnail against the squishy instep of the hoof
  175. >She yelps, looking up at you angrily
  176. >"Sorry," you say, "finger slipped."
  177. >She glares at you for a moment more, then laughs and flops back onto the couch.
  178. >"Anon, you're so DARING!"
  179. >You're far too glad of the newfound closeness with this unicorn to further test her reaction to being tickled
  180. >But that's all right, because there's plenty of happiness to go around for both parties from something as simple as a hoof massage
  181. >The night winds down, and it's clear nothing productive will come of the evening, but that's all right
  182. >Rarity is happy, and that's what counts
  183. >The two of you sit in a human-pony huddle on the couch, a blanket wrapped around you
  184. >Rarity made tea
  185. >You attempt to discuss, at length, her plans for your future clothing style, but you resign yourselves to the fact that productivity went firmly down the drain this evening
  186. >So be it
  187. >With a start, Rarity suddenly points at the clock
  188. >"Oh, Anon! Look at the time!"
  189. >You literally look at the clock for a few seconds, staring at it
  190. >"...and?"
  191. >"The train back to Canterlot leaves soon! I imagine you'll want to return tonight, yes?"
  192. >As bizarre as it is, you're kind of hurt
  193. >You thought you'd be able to crash here
  194. >Not as, like, a sleeping-together thing
  195. >Ugh, nothing like that
  196. >Just a place to sleep
  197. >But Rarity seems to have anticipated this, or maybe just read your expression
  198. >"Anon, I'd offer you a place to stay, at least for the night, but my sister might be a bit... unwelcoming..."
  199. >Sister?
  200. >wat
  201. >"Nothing against you, darling! But tonight is just not that good of a night..."
  202. >"Oh, I understand, Rarity," you say dismissively. "Really," waving off her protests, "I don't hold it against you. I'm not trying to impose!"
  203. >"It's good of you to understand," she says with a smile. "Maybe I'll introduce you to Sweetie Belle the next time you visit?"
  204. >"I'd like that."
  205. >"And... you will visit again... soon, right?"
  206. >Oh god commitment
  207. >You're terrified of commitment
  208. >"I... yes, soon. I'll let you know."
  209. >What the fuck are you doing?
  210. >Rarity lights up, though
  211. >"Really? Oh, Anon, that's wonderful news. And of course, we will need to discuss that wardrobe at SOME point..."
  212. >You both laugh at the reminder of the totally-forgotten subject.
  213. >"Well," you say, shrugging, "I'll be off..."
  214. >"Of course," she says, sighing, looking to the side
  215. >You look at her for a moment, then find yourself with an uncontrollable urge to hug her
  216. >And so you do
  217. >FRIENDSHIP MODE
  218. >"Oh, Anon, you humans are so sentimental!"
  219. >You chuckle nervously. "Yeah, heh, right. Well... here I go!"
  220. >"Mmmm-mmmm..." She hums an assent, and with an awkward kick at the ground you turn and begin walking towards the train station
  221. >You turn to wave to her
  222. >You're almost surprised to see that she is, in fact, staring after you almost wistfully
  223. >She seems taken aback by your wave, but responds with gusto
  224. >Feeling a new sense of self-assurance, you continue walking
  225. >And now you have a new goal in your time her in Equestria:
  226. >Tickle every goddamned mare in the world
  227.  
  228. MEANWHILE:
  229.  
  230. Rarity watched her odd new friend walk away in that odd bipedal gait he had. The afternoon had turned out... VERY different from how she expected. To be certain, she had certainly anticipated the human being 'physical', but the extent to which he had been... she shivered and a breathless chortle went through her as she recalled the exhilaration of having her hooves pampered and tortured in series as they had been. It had been so... electrifying!
  231.  
  232. Humming happily, Rarity stepped back into the boutique, attempting once more to sort the shop out. A quiet clopping from the stairs told her that Sweetie had finally finished whatever project she had been invested in before.
  233.  
  234. "Rarity, what was all that... laughing?" the young filly asked in confusion.
  235.  
  236. "Oh, nothing," Rarity replied dismissively, unable to keep a mischievous grin from her face.
  237. >>FIN