Title: The Song Author: RPBN Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/uXfaHpJt First Edit: Saturday 29th of September 2012 06:01:14 AM CDT Last Edit: Saturday 29th of September 2012 06:01:14 AM CDT >You’ve been in Equestria for a while now. >And things couldn't be better. >You’re sitting at the café in P0nyville sipping some coffee and reading the newspaper. >You see a group of p0nies singing and dancing. >It looks like Pinkie is doing one of her musical numbers. >Those are normally entertaining. >But you don’t really pay much attention. >She does this every other day. >You just sit there with your coffee enjoying the atmosphere. >When you notice that your name is being chanted. >You look over your newspaper to see a crowd of p0nies led by Pinkie Pie. >They’re bobbing up and down to a beat you can’t hear and saying your name over and over. No thanks Pinkie; I’m not a very good singer. >She looks confused and keeps bobbing and chanting. Pinkie stop. I wasn’t really paying attention; I have no idea what you guys are singing about. >Now she’s worried. She looks at you pleadingly. Pinkie, I can’t hear the music. I don’t know the part, and I’m tone deaf. I can’t help you. >She’s bobbing, chanting, and smiling, but her eyes look as though you’ve just given her a death sentence. >The other p0nies mirror her expression, some are openly weeping. Look, can you stop singing for a moment? >They keep going. This isn’t funny Pinkie, knock it off. >And they don’t. >You leave the café and they follow. >Chanting and bouncing as they go. >You notice the crowd is growing. This is getting out of hand Pinkie, stop it. >She just looks at you sadly. Screw this; I’m going to see Twilight. >You barge into Twilights house because it’s a public library. >TS: Hey Anonymous, what can I do for you, and where’s that music coming from? What music? >She starts bobbing to the invisible beat. >TS: Oh, is this a Pinkie song? Yeah, I think she wants me to solo, but I can’t hear the music and I don’t know what she was singing about. >TS: WHAT!? Anonymous you have to finish or we won’t be able to stop. Wait, really? >TS: Yes Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous >And she starts, she’s smiling and singing. She looks absolutely terrified. >You hear another voice upstairs, Spike joined in the song. >You get an idea. >You get a piece of parchment, and write a letter to Princess Celestia. Dear Princess Celestia, P0nyville is trapped in a Pinkie Pie song and I am the cause. I don’t know my part and I can’t hear the music. Please send help.   Anonymous. >You go to Spike. I have to send this. I’m really sorry. >He can’t nod, but his eyes tell you he understands. >You place the note on the ground. >You pick up Spike, turn his snout toward the letter, and punch him in the stomach. >The message is sent. >It doesn’t take long for a reply to come. Dear Anonymous, Sing your part or you’ve doomed us all.   Celestia.   Well fuck. >Okay, you can do this. >You go outside to where all of P0nyville is waiting. Okay, I can’t hear the music, but I’ll try to finish my part. >You see relief in the eyes of a few of the p0nies. >You sing, badly. >You go through show tunes, oldies, nursery rhymes, and half remembered Pinkie Pie songs. >You sing all day and well into the night before your voice gives out. >All the while, the p0nies are vamping. >Granny Smith is the first to drop. >You push through the crowd to get to her. >She’s not breathing. >Applejack Applebloom and Big Macintosh are staring daggers at you. >While singing your name happily of course. I’m sorry, I tried. I don’t know the words! >You begin to cry in the midst of the pleasant vamp. >You try until you pass out. >You are then nudged awake by singing p0nies and you try again. >It’s the second day, and most of the older p0nies have dropped. >You grieve for everyone.   >Now the children start. >First Sweetie Belle, her little heart could take no more. >Rarity actually managed to get a chocked sob out between iterations of your name. >Then came Scootaloo, you held her hoof in your hand as she passed. >When Applebloom went you had to stay clear. >Big Mac wants to stomp a hole in your ass. >You don’t blame him. >By the end of the second day half of the p0nies have succumbed to exhaustion and death. >There are a few children left, but they won’t last the hour. >You’re huddled up in the fetal position surrounded by happily dying p0nies. >And there is nothing you can do. >By morning of the third day there are barley a handful left. >Pinkie is too weak to dance anymore. >You sit next to her gently stroking her mane waiting for her to pass. >It won’t be long. >She doesn’t have tears to shed anymore and neither do you. >As you look in her eyes one last time, >you don’t see anger, or recrimination. >Just pity. >She’s not singing anymore.