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# A Cruel Goddess.

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1. This is an experimental piece, and probably is going to be lacking in certain areas.
3. This story contains:
4. >Vore (Hard and Soft)
5. >Domination
6. >Death
9. >Rainbow Dash made her way through Ponyville Market Distract eyeing up some of the delicious produce on offer.
10. >Her eyes cane to a rest on a particularly juicy looking bushel of apples.
11. >Normally the only place to get apples was Sweet Apple Acres, though quite frankly their recent harvest hadn't been up to scratch.
12. >Rainbow Dash lowered her head to get a closer look at the apples. She admired their soft, slightly damp skin, her mouth beginning to salivate at the thought of the crunchy deliciousness that was held behind that skin.
13. >The stall owner finished chatting with another customer and turned her attention to Rainbow Dash.
14. >"You lookin' to buy some apples or marry 'em?" she asked.
15. >Rainbow Dash looked up at the stall owner and frowned. "I was looking to get some of these apples, but if you're gonna have that attitude..."
16. "Not my problem, there's plenty of other buyers out there if you ain't interested. If y'are interested, then it'll be four bits an apple." replied the owner.
17. >"Four bits?!" exclaimed Rainbow. "That's a ripoff!"
18. >"Sorry kid, business is business. Now are y' buying or what?"
19. >Rainbow looked at the shopkeeper and grinned sheepishly. "Well actually I don't have any money on me. Maybe you could cut some sort of deal for Equestria's best young flyer?"
20. >"You're Equestria's best young flyer? Well why didn't you just say so? I've got the perfect deal for you!" replied the shopkeeper sarcastically.
21. >Rainbow's eyes lit up as she heard the reply, the sarcasm in the stall owners voice lost on her.
22. >"What deal is that?" asked Rainbow enthusiastically.
23. >The stall owner rolled her eyes. "You leave me alone and quit wasting my time, and in return you get no apples. How does that sound?"
24. >Rainbow Dash snorted and flicked her head to the side.
25. >The stall owner had made her position on the matter quite obvious, Rainbow Dash was obviously going to have to resort to more drastic measures.
26. >She took a few steps away from the stall and pretended to be interested in some of the other stalls.
28. >Of course Rainbow Dash was merely biding her time, waiting for the right moment to act out her plan.
29. >She looked at the stall owner, who had given up with Dash and returned to chatting with others nearby.
30. >Rainbow charged back to the stall, yelling and pointing to the sky. "Sweet Celestia! What's that in the sky?!"
31. >The ponies stopped what they were doing and turned their attention skyward, hoping to catch a glimpse of whatever it was.
32. >Rainbow kept her eyes fixed on the stall owner, waiting for her to look up at the sky.
33. >The moment the stall owner's eyes drifted skyward, Rainbow Dash acted out the next part of the plan.
34. >She swiped an apple from the stall and zipped off trough the market.
35. >The resounding cry of "Hey!" were drowned out as Rainbow made her escape.
36. >She held tightly onto the apple, weaving in and out of the stalls, avoiding all attempts to stop her.
37. >Rainbow glanced behind her, to see a few specks in the distance, most likely the stall owner.
38. >"Rainbow! Watch out!" came a shrill warning front in front of her.
39. >Rainbow turned her head back around, just in time to see a purple wall materialise in front of her.
40. >Rainbow didn't have time to abort her flight and ended up crashing straight into the purple wall.
41. >"Rainbow? Rainbow Dash? Can you hear me?"
42. >The blue Pegasus opened her eyes, her vision selling on a familiar purple visage.
43. >"Twilight?" asked Rainbow Dash.
44. >"Oh thank goodness! I thought you would've had some sort of head injury, what with the speed you were going. I mean, yes Rainbow, it's me."
45. >"Ugh, what are you doing here? More importantly, why'd you stop me?" replied Rainbow Dash as she got to her hooves.
46. >"Well the Princess sent a request for you to attend a prestigious ceremony, honouring some of the greatest fliers in Equestria."
47. >"When you say prestigious, do you mean classy? Because classy isn't really cool, and I'm more of a cool kind of pony." replied Rainbow.
48. >Twilight sighed. " The Wonderbolts will be there..."
49. >Rainbow's ears perked up and her eyes widened. "Did you just say the Wonderbolts?!"
51. >"I knew that would get your attention. Yes, they're going to be there, and yes you can meet them, but only if you agree to go."
52. >Rainbow's mind was in overload, the Wonderbolts were her idols, and she craved any and all chances to meet and impress them.
53. >"Rainbow! So am I right to assume you'll go?" asked Twilight.
54. >"So I just show up and get to hang out with the Wonderbolts?" questioned Dash.
55. >"I'll take that as a yes then..." replied Twilight dryly.
56. >Rainbow Dash could barely contain her excitement, which manifested itself in a hight pitched squee.
57. >"Come on Rainbow, we've got to get you dressed for the occasion! I had Rarity make the perfect dress for yo-"
58. >"No way Twilight, I'm not getting dressed up to meet the Wonderbolts this time. Remember the gala? I got all dressed up for that and hardly got to spend any time with them at all. So this time I'm going to go as I am, and prevent all those snooty individuals from approaching us." announced Rainbow Dash, proudly.
59. >"Yet another of your ingenious plans Rainbow, just like that catapult you built, and that idea to race through Ghastly Gorge. This can only end brilliantly." answered Twilight, sarcastically.
60. >"I know right? This is going to be the time when they ask me to join their team! I can just feel it!"
61. >"Sure it will. Anyway come with me, we have to get back to the library, so I can prepare the spell."
62. >A shout rang out from the marketplace. " Hey! You! Get back here and pay for that apple!"
63. >Rainbow had completely forgotten about the apple she had liberated from the extortionate stall owner. It sat just a short distance away from her, lolling around in the dirt.
64. >"Twilight! You gotta use that spell now! Send me wherever I need to go! Now!"
65. >"I-I-can't do it under pressure, I'll mess up for certain."
66. >"Twilight, I'm in big trouble. Do the spell now!"
67. >"B-but..." protested Twilight.
68. >Rainbow could hear the hoof steps of the stall owner closing in on her location. "Do it Twilight!"
69. >Twilight lowered her head and her horn begun to glow. "Come on Twi, hurry up!"
70. >Twilight grimaced magic sparking from her horn, as she began to cast the spell.
71. >"Come on, come on, come on..." muttered Rainbow as she felt the magic cover her body.
72. >Twilight raised her head and a bright light shone from her horn, encompassing everything around them.
73. >Then everything went back to normal, the light faded, and Twilight was left panting.
74. >"Hey! Where'd she go?!" yelled the stall owner.
75. >Twilight just looked at the pony and then back at the spot where Dash had been. "I'm not even sure myself..."
77. >Dash opened her eyes and looked at her surroundings. The sky was still blue, the sun was still shining, things were pointing to a successful teleportation. That was until she stood up and noticed the strange stone spires around her.
78. >Beneath the spires were smaller stone blocks, and tiny moving shapes. This didn't look like anything you would find in Equestria, the design was too foreign.
79. >She lowered her head to get a look at what was closer to the ground.
80. >She saw strange creatures patrolling along the streets, and entering and exiting the stone spires. One by one they stopped what they were doing to take a look at Rainbow Dash.
81. >Rainbow recoiled her head a little at the sight of the creatures, as they too began to back away.
82. >Something was definitely wrong here, there were no pastel coloured ponies around, and judging by the creatures' reaction to Dash, they probably never existed.
83. >Rainbow lowered her head down to the crowd that was forming by her hooves.
84. >"This probably sounds crazy and all, but where am I? What are you?" asked Dash.
85. >The crowd jumped back in unison, this giant pony talked, and they could understand it!
86. >The sudden movements of the crowd startled Rainbow a little, but she held steadfast.
87. >"Well?" she asked, oblivious to the fact that the creatures were probably too scared to respond.
88. >"Th-this is the E-Earth, and we a-a-are humans..." chimed a frightened individual, unsure if the giant pony even understood their language, despite her seeming to speak it perfectly.
89. >"Earth? So I'm not in Equestria? How do I get back?" asked Rainbow.
90. >"We uhm...don't know. You just teleported in, as though it were by magic, and as far as we know, magic doesn't exist here. Even science hasn't progressed far enough to understand basic teleportation. Even if we could, we don't even know where this Equestria is, or if it even exists. For all we know, you could be a figment of our imaginations." replied another voice.
91. >The notion that Rainbow Dash hadn't existed, caused something to snap in Rainbow's mind. Her lack of patience and quick tempered personality working together to form her next move.
92. >Rainbow stomped a hoof on the floor, sending a shock wave rippling through the city. Buildings crashed to the ground, fissures opened around her hoof and the ground shook with the strong intensity.
93. >The crowd quickly disbanded into chaos, most looking to seek shelter from the destruction.
94. >Screams rang out from the streets as people panicked and began to fear for their lives.
96. >Rainbow looked down into the chaos she caused and couldn't help but crack a little smile. This sort of situation was perfect for some pony like her, dominating these tiny humans was certain to feed her ego.
97. >Rainbow struck the ground again, softer this time, though with different intentions.
98. >Her hoof connected with the ground, pinning an unlucky human under her hoof.
99. >She applied pressure, effectively pushing the humans' body to its limits.
100. >The human struggled to beneath Dash’s titanic hoof, desperately trying to breath.
101. >Rainbow Dash didn’t even care about the pain she was causing the poor human; her mind was too preoccupied, focusing on these new feelings of dominance.
102. >Others watched on the dire situation of their brethren. Dash’s eyes flitted around her surroundings eyeing up her terrified subjects.
103. >Suddenly a few of the scared citizens raced out from their hiding places, trying in vain to attempt to escape.
104. >”And where do you think you’re going?” boomed Dash as she lifted her other hoof into the air.
105. >She brought it crashing down onto the escapees, without a care for their safety or wellbeing.
106. >Silence fell once more as the crash of Rainbow’s hoof and a sickening crunch began to subside.
107. >Everybody’s attention turned to the last location of the escapees, even Dash was eager to see what their fates were.
108. >Rainbow leant in close, her head just barely able to fit into the street, and lifted her hoof up just far enough to see what was under it.
109. >Oooh, that’s nasty…” chuckled Rainbow Dash as she scraped what was left of the humans onto the floor.
111. >She stood back up to her full height. “Alright, I want everyone out of their hiding places, and assembled in front of me, now!”
112. >Nobody moved, they’d seen what she was capable of, and it froze them to the spot.
113. >Rainbow swiped a hoof at a nearby building, sending it toppling to the floor, rubble scattering everywhere, blocking off one end of the street.
114. “I said...Now!” roared Rainbow, and soon enough, terrified citizens piled out onto the streets.
115. >Rainbow lowered her head down to street level and scanned through the windows of the buildings, searching for anyone who dared to stay behind.
116. >Her eyes came to rest on a small group of cowering humans hiding on the fifth floor of an office building.
117. >Rainbow’s lips curled into a smile as she spoke to them. “Didn’t I tell everyone to assemble in front of me?” she asked her tone soft and alluring.
118. >The group nodded simultaneously and huddled closer together, scared at what the result of their disobedience would be.
119. >Rainbow smashed a hoof into the building, swiping up the group and sending the building tumbling to the floor, with the crowd diving out of the way..
120. >She held her captives up to her mouth, as she continued to speak. “And do you know what the punishment for disobeying me is?” she asked once more, her tone retaining its soft and dulcet form.
121. >The group shook their heads, they knew her voice was nothing more than a farce, but it felt strangely comforting.
122. >”Well you’re about to find out!” yelled Rainbow in her original, raspy, tone. She tossed the group of humans into her mouth, much to the disgust of the crowd below.
123. >She toyed with the people in her mouth, trapping them under her tongue, and rolling them between her teeth.
124. >She savoured their unique flavour, made all the more interesting by their nervous and frightened nature.
125. >One by one she sucked tem down her throat, sending them on a one way trip to her stomach. However she held one in her mouth, kept just between her teeth.
126. >A deathly silence fell across the street, the only noise coming from the muffled cries of the humans currently digesting Dash’s stomach.
127. >Rainbow smiled as she crushed the helpless human between her powerful teeth. >Rainbow held her head back as she swallowed the pulpy remains of the human.
128. >The crowd watched as someone they knew, slid down a cyan Pegasus’s throat.
130. >Rainbow Dash licked her lips, showing no remorse what so ever. “Now then, what to do with the rest of you…?”
131. >She hovered her hoof over the crowd, the bottom of her hoof just brushing against their heads.
132. >”How about you bow to me, that should see how devoted you can be…” replied Rainbow Dash, her tone taking on its calming form.
133. >The crowd dropped to their collective knees, and began to bow for Rainbow Dash, though in spite of everything that had transpired, a few remained standing.
134. >Rainbow wasted no time in grinding the defiant ones against her hooves. She rolled them against her hooves, pressing them flat, before repeating the process.
135. >You’re a monster!” yelled one of the humans as she began to exert pressure on them.
136. >Rainbow Dash didn’t care, she pressed her hooves closer together, a few of their weak and frail bodies popping under the pressure.
137. >Rainbow paused to lick up the mess they left behind, before returning to her torturous process, until only two remained.
139. >”Now…” Rainbow began her sentence, but cut off abruptly as she felt a tingling in her stomach.
140. >Her eyes widened as the tingling intensified, and quickly spread throughout her body,
141. >The humans looked up, remaining still in case this was just some elaborate trick to catch them off guard.
142. >A magical aura began to encompass Rainbow’s body and she felt herself being dragged from the human world.
143. >A quick flash and she was gone, the humans that she had held in her hooves fell to the floor, where they were caught by some relieved citizens.
144. >Rainbow’s eyes adjusted as the white light subsided, and a familiar landscape began to reveal itself to her.
145. >Bright green fields, colourful cottages, and pastel coloured ponies all entered her field of vision.
146. >”Rainbow Dash! Oh thank Celestia that spell worked! I was worried when I was informed you hadn’t shown up at the ceremony. I’ve been trying for hours to get a lock on you, where were you? It took a lot of energy to bring you back, you must have been in another dimension or something!” blabbered Twilight, unaware that Rainbow Dash wasn’t listening.
147. >The cyan Pegasus was too busy looking at her hooves, where moments ago, tiny humans cowered under her tremendous might, and now there was nothing but specks of dirt.
148. >“Rainbow Dash! Are you listening?” asked Twilight.
149. >”Uh yeah…thanks…” replied Dash as she began to walk away.
150. >Twilight just looked at her friend as she walked away, and all she could think of was “What happened with her?”.

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This is an experimental piece, and probably is going to be lacking in certain areas. This story contains: >Vore (Hard and Soft) >Domination >Death >Rainbow Dash made her way through Ponyville Market Distract eyeing up some of the delicious produce on offer. >Her eyes cane to a rest on a particularly juicy looking bushel of apples. >Normally the only place to get apples was Sweet Apple Acres, though quite frankly their recent harvest hadn't been up to scratch. >Rainbow Dash lowered her head to get a closer look at the apples. She admired their soft, slightly damp skin, her mouth beginning to salivate at the thought of the crunchy deliciousness that was held behind that skin. >The stall owner finished chatting with another customer and turned her attention to Rainbow Dash. >"You lookin' to buy some apples or marry 'em?" she asked. >Rainbow Dash looked up at the stall owner and frowned. "I was looking to get some of these apples, but if you're gonna have that attitude..." "Not my problem, there's plenty of other buyers out there if you ain't interested. If y'are interested, then it'll be four bits an apple." replied the owner. >"Four bits?!" exclaimed Rainbow. "That's a ripoff!" >"Sorry kid, business is business. Now are y' buying or what?" >Rainbow looked at the shopkeeper and grinned sheepishly. "Well actually I don't have any money on me. Maybe you could cut some sort of deal for Equestria's best young flyer?" >"You're Equestria's best young flyer? Well why didn't you just say so? I've got the perfect deal for you!" replied the shopkeeper sarcastically. >Rainbow's eyes lit up as she heard the reply, the sarcasm in the stall owners voice lost on her. >"What deal is that?" asked Rainbow enthusiastically. >The stall owner rolled her eyes. "You leave me alone and quit wasting my time, and in return you get no apples. How does that sound?" >Rainbow Dash snorted and flicked her head to the side. >The stall owner had made her position on the matter quite obvious, Rainbow Dash was obviously going to have to resort to more drastic measures. >She took a few steps away from the stall and pretended to be interested in some of the other stalls. >Of course Rainbow Dash was merely biding her time, waiting for the right moment to act out her plan. >She looked at the stall owner, who had given up with Dash and returned to chatting with others nearby. >Rainbow charged back to the stall, yelling and pointing to the sky. "Sweet Celestia! What's that in the sky?!" >The ponies stopped what they were doing and turned their attention skyward, hoping to catch a glimpse of whatever it was. >Rainbow kept her eyes fixed on the stall owner, waiting for her to look up at the sky. >The moment the stall owner's eyes drifted skyward, Rainbow Dash acted out the next part of the plan. >She swiped an apple from the stall and zipped off trough the market. >The resounding cry of "Hey!" were drowned out as Rainbow made her escape. >She held tightly onto the apple, weaving in and out of the stalls, avoiding all attempts to stop her. >Rainbow glanced behind her, to see a few specks in the distance, most likely the stall owner. >"Rainbow! Watch out!" came a shrill warning front in front of her. >Rainbow turned her head back around, just in time to see a purple wall materialise in front of her. >Rainbow didn't have time to abort her flight and ended up crashing straight into the purple wall. >"Rainbow? Rainbow Dash? Can you hear me?" >The blue Pegasus opened her eyes, her vision selling on a familiar purple visage. >"Twilight?" asked Rainbow Dash. >"Oh thank goodness! I thought you would've had some sort of head injury, what with the speed you were going. I mean, yes Rainbow, it's me." >"Ugh, what are you doing here? More importantly, why'd you stop me?" replied Rainbow Dash as she got to her hooves. >"Well the Princess sent a request for you to attend a prestigious ceremony, honouring some of the greatest fliers in Equestria." >"When you say prestigious, do you mean classy? Because classy isn't really cool, and I'm more of a cool kind of pony." replied Rainbow. >Twilight sighed. " The Wonderbolts will be there..." >Rainbow's ears perked up and her eyes widened. "Did you just say the Wonderbolts?!" >"I knew that would get your attention. Yes, they're going to be there, and yes you can meet them, but only if you agree to go." >Rainbow's mind was in overload, the Wonderbolts were her idols, and she craved any and all chances to meet and impress them. >"Rainbow! So am I right to assume you'll go?" asked Twilight. >"So I just show up and get to hang out with the Wonderbolts?" questioned Dash. >"I'll take that as a yes then..." replied Twilight dryly. >Rainbow Dash could barely contain her excitement, which manifested itself in a hight pitched squee. >"Come on Rainbow, we've got to get you dressed for the occasion! I had Rarity make the perfect dress for yo-" >"No way Twilight, I'm not getting dressed up to meet the Wonderbolts this time. Remember the gala? I got all dressed up for that and hardly got to spend any time with them at all. So this time I'm going to go as I am, and prevent all those snooty individuals from approaching us." announced Rainbow Dash, proudly. >"Yet another of your ingenious plans Rainbow, just like that catapult you built, and that idea to race through Ghastly Gorge. This can only end brilliantly." answered Twilight, sarcastically. >"I know right? This is going to be the time when they ask me to join their team! I can just feel it!" >"Sure it will. Anyway come with me, we have to get back to the library, so I can prepare the spell." >A shout rang out from the marketplace. " Hey! You! Get back here and pay for that apple!" >Rainbow had completely forgotten about the apple she had liberated from the extortionate stall owner. It sat just a short distance away from her, lolling around in the dirt. >"Twilight! You gotta use that spell now! Send me wherever I need to go! Now!" >"I-I-can't do it under pressure, I'll mess up for certain." >"Twilight, I'm in big trouble. Do the spell now!" >"B-but..." protested Twilight. >Rainbow could hear the hoof steps of the stall owner closing in on her location. "Do it Twilight!" >Twilight lowered her head and her horn begun to glow. "Come on Twi, hurry up!" >Twilight grimaced magic sparking from her horn, as she began to cast the spell. >"Come on, come on, come on..." muttered Rainbow as she felt the magic cover her body. >Twilight raised her head and a bright light shone from her horn, encompassing everything around them. >Then everything went back to normal, the light faded, and Twilight was left panting. >"Hey! Where'd she go?!" yelled the stall owner. >Twilight just looked at the pony and then back at the spot where Dash had been. "I'm not even sure myself..." >Dash opened her eyes and looked at her surroundings. The sky was still blue, the sun was still shining, things were pointing to a successful teleportation. That was until she stood up and noticed the strange stone spires around her. >Beneath the spires were smaller stone blocks, and tiny moving shapes. This didn't look like anything you would find in Equestria, the design was too foreign. >She lowered her head to get a look at what was closer to the ground. >She saw strange creatures patrolling along the streets, and entering and exiting the stone spires. One by one they stopped what they were doing to take a look at Rainbow Dash. >Rainbow recoiled her head a little at the sight of the creatures, as they too began to back away. >Something was definitely wrong here, there were no pastel coloured ponies around, and judging by the creatures' reaction to Dash, they probably never existed. >Rainbow lowered her head down to the crowd that was forming by her hooves. >"This probably sounds crazy and all, but where am I? What are you?" asked Dash. >The crowd jumped back in unison, this giant pony talked, and they could understand it! >The sudden movements of the crowd startled Rainbow a little, but she held steadfast. >"Well?" she asked, oblivious to the fact that the creatures were probably too scared to respond. >"Th-this is the E-Earth, and we a-a-are humans..." chimed a frightened individual, unsure if the giant pony even understood their language, despite her seeming to speak it perfectly. >"Earth? So I'm not in Equestria? How do I get back?" asked Rainbow. >"We uhm...don't know. You just teleported in, as though it were by magic, and as far as we know, magic doesn't exist here. Even science hasn't progressed far enough to understand basic teleportation. Even if we could, we don't even know where this Equestria is, or if it even exists. For all we know, you could be a figment of our imaginations." replied another voice. >The notion that Rainbow Dash hadn't existed, caused something to snap in Rainbow's mind. Her lack of patience and quick tempered personality working together to form her next move. >Rainbow stomped a hoof on the floor, sending a shock wave rippling through the city. Buildings crashed to the ground, fissures opened around her hoof and the ground shook with the strong intensity. >The crowd quickly disbanded into chaos, most looking to seek shelter from the destruction. >Screams rang out from the streets as people panicked and began to fear for their lives. >Rainbow looked down into the chaos she caused and couldn't help but crack a little smile. This sort of situation was perfect for some pony like her, dominating these tiny humans was certain to feed her ego. >Rainbow struck the ground again, softer this time, though with different intentions. >Her hoof connected with the ground, pinning an unlucky human under her hoof. >She applied pressure, effectively pushing the humans' body to its limits. >The human struggled to beneath Dash’s titanic hoof, desperately trying to breath. >Rainbow Dash didn’t even care about the pain she was causing the poor human; her mind was too preoccupied, focusing on these new feelings of dominance. >Others watched on the dire situation of their brethren. Dash’s eyes flitted around her surroundings eyeing up her terrified subjects. >Suddenly a few of the scared citizens raced out from their hiding places, trying in vain to attempt to escape. >”And where do you think you’re going?” boomed Dash as she lifted her other hoof into the air. >She brought it crashing down onto the escapees, without a care for their safety or wellbeing. >Silence fell once more as the crash of Rainbow’s hoof and a sickening crunch began to subside. >Everybody’s attention turned to the last location of the escapees, even Dash was eager to see what their fates were. >Rainbow leant in close, her head just barely able to fit into the street, and lifted her hoof up just far enough to see what was under it. >Oooh, that’s nasty…” chuckled Rainbow Dash as she scraped what was left of the humans onto the floor. >She stood back up to her full height. “Alright, I want everyone out of their hiding places, and assembled in front of me, now!” >Nobody moved, they’d seen what she was capable of, and it froze them to the spot. >Rainbow swiped a hoof at a nearby building, sending it toppling to the floor, rubble scattering everywhere, blocking off one end of the street. “I said...Now!” roared Rainbow, and soon enough, terrified citizens piled out onto the streets. >Rainbow lowered her head down to street level and scanned through the windows of the buildings, searching for anyone who dared to stay behind. >Her eyes came to rest on a small group of cowering humans hiding on the fifth floor of an office building. >Rainbow’s lips curled into a smile as she spoke to them. “Didn’t I tell everyone to assemble in front of me?” she asked her tone soft and alluring. >The group nodded simultaneously and huddled closer together, scared at what the result of their disobedience would be. >Rainbow smashed a hoof into the building, swiping up the group and sending the building tumbling to the floor, with the crowd diving out of the way.. >She held her captives up to her mouth, as she continued to speak. “And do you know what the punishment for disobeying me is?” she asked once more, her tone retaining its soft and dulcet form. >The group shook their heads, they knew her voice was nothing more than a farce, but it felt strangely comforting. >”Well you’re about to find out!” yelled Rainbow in her original, raspy, tone. She tossed the group of humans into her mouth, much to the disgust of the crowd below. >She toyed with the people in her mouth, trapping them under her tongue, and rolling them between her teeth. >She savoured their unique flavour, made all the more interesting by their nervous and frightened nature. >One by one she sucked tem down her throat, sending them on a one way trip to her stomach. However she held one in her mouth, kept just between her teeth. >A deathly silence fell across the street, the only noise coming from the muffled cries of the humans currently digesting Dash’s stomach. >Rainbow smiled as she crushed the helpless human between her powerful teeth. >Rainbow held her head back as she swallowed the pulpy remains of the human. >The crowd watched as someone they knew, slid down a cyan Pegasus’s throat. >Rainbow Dash licked her lips, showing no remorse what so ever. “Now then, what to do with the rest of you…?” >She hovered her hoof over the crowd, the bottom of her hoof just brushing against their heads. >”How about you bow to me, that should see how devoted you can be…” replied Rainbow Dash, her tone taking on its calming form. >The crowd dropped to their collective knees, and began to bow for Rainbow Dash, though in spite of everything that had transpired, a few remained standing. >Rainbow wasted no time in grinding the defiant ones against her hooves. She rolled them against her hooves, pressing them flat, before repeating the process. >You’re a monster!” yelled one of the humans as she began to exert pressure on them. >Rainbow Dash didn’t care, she pressed her hooves closer together, a few of their weak and frail bodies popping under the pressure. >Rainbow paused to lick up the mess they left behind, before returning to her torturous process, until only two remained. >”Now…” Rainbow began her sentence, but cut off abruptly as she felt a tingling in her stomach. >Her eyes widened as the tingling intensified, and quickly spread throughout her body, >The humans looked up, remaining still in case this was just some elaborate trick to catch them off guard. >A magical aura began to encompass Rainbow’s body and she felt herself being dragged from the human world. >A quick flash and she was gone, the humans that she had held in her hooves fell to the floor, where they were caught by some relieved citizens. >Rainbow’s eyes adjusted as the white light subsided, and a familiar landscape began to reveal itself to her. >Bright green fields, colourful cottages, and pastel coloured ponies all entered her field of vision. >”Rainbow Dash! Oh thank Celestia that spell worked! I was worried when I was informed you hadn’t shown up at the ceremony. I’ve been trying for hours to get a lock on you, where were you? It took a lot of energy to bring you back, you must have been in another dimension or something!” blabbered Twilight, unaware that Rainbow Dash wasn’t listening. >The cyan Pegasus was too busy looking at her hooves, where moments ago, tiny humans cowered under her tremendous might, and now there was nothing but specks of dirt. >“Rainbow Dash! Are you listening?” asked Twilight. >”Uh yeah…thanks…” replied Dash as she began to walk away. >Twilight just looked at her friend as she walked away, and all she could think of was “What happened with her?”.