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No Go Cheering (Batpony)

By: Shiggler on Mar 28th, 2014  |  syntax: None  |  size: 3.72 KB  |  hits: 44  |  expires: Never
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  1. >“A-N-O-N! What does it spell? Anon!”
  2. >She's outside again.
  3. >“2, 4, 6, 8, who do bats appreciate? Anonymous! Anonymous!”
  4. >She's flinging around her limbs like it's her talent or something.
  5. >...Oh wait, it /is/ her talent.
  6. >As you walk away from the window tutting, Pom Pom looks upset.
  7. >Knocking on the window, she presses her face against the glass.
  8. >...What?
  9. >You open the window, and she 'falls' in.
  10. >Tapping your foot, you fold your arms and look at the silly batpony.
  11. “You could always try the door next time.”
  12. >She looks up to you with a small genuine smile and nervously giggles.
  13. >Kind of cute.
  14. >Not cute enough for you to forgive her though.
  15. >“Didn't you like my routine? I put a lot of effort into the costume...”
  16. >Her little skirt has frills on it matching the colour of her pompoms and her shirt has a picture of your face stamped in the middle of it.
  17. >Your visage is a work of art, obviously.
  18. “I'd probably like it more if you didn't perform a new one every single day.”
  19. >For a split-second a piercing squeak fills the land.
  20. >Her eyes seem to be filling up with liquid.
  21. >...This wasn't your intention.
  22. >“Why don't you like them?!”
  23. >Sigh.
  24. >You would tell her but she'll never stop harassing you if you tell her.
  25. “Because. They're too... samey.”
  26. >Her usually happy-go-lucky demeanour is reduced to a saddy-go-unfortunate.
  27. >“S... samey?”
  28. >Oh god.
  29. >You're killing this bat.
  30. “N-no, that's not what I meant.”
  31. >She turns away from you, head drooped to the floor.
  32. >“No, it's fine... I'll just... go practise some more.”
  33. >The mare's voice turns soft and as delicate as a feather, unlike her usual confident self.
  34. >...And now you feel awful.
  35. >As she trots over to the window again, you realise why she came in through there.
  36. >“Oof!”
  37. >She's blind.
  38. “You okay?”
  39. >She nods, then walks away slowly.
  40. >You'll have to make it up to her.
  41. >What to do though?
  42. >You ponder this for a moment when you notice that the poor girl hasn't even taken her pompoms back.
  43. >As you're about to pick them up, instead you get an idea.
  44. >Something that she's sure to like.
  45.  
  46. >You can't believe Anon said that.
  47. >It shocked you to no end.
  48. >Perhaps it's time to give it all up.
  49. >Scanning the room with an infrasonic pulse, you see your cheerleading gear down on the floor.
  50. >...Your pompoms are already gone.
  51. >You've lost them.
  52. >Maybe that's big ol' fate, just telling you it's time to hang up your boots.
  53. >While you're leaning down to pick up the skirt and shirt you made for Anon, you hear a rustling noise outside.
  54. >Opening the window, you fly to the ground quickly and sense something's there.
  55. >Sending out another pulse you see Anon standing there, with your pompoms.
  56. >He's got a skin-tight vest on and some shorts.
  57. >“Who does Anon think is great? Pom Pom, pony, she's not to hate!”
  58. >Flailing his arms around, your friend tries his best to cheerlead.
  59. >He's hopeless at it!
  60. >“When Anonymous is down, Pom Pom's there to cure his frown!”
  61. >This is too good.
  62. >Despite your best efforts not to, you fall over onto the grass in hysterics.
  63. >“Who's our favour- Hey!”
  64. >You can't stop yourself, not even to talk to the human.
  65. “I- I just- Bahahaha!”
  66. >He's standing over you now, hands on hips.
  67. >“My dance routine is better than yours.”
  68. >Oh, he's got no idea who he's talking to.
  69. “You don't have wings, ground boy.”
  70. >Zipping up, you do a miraculous display you'd been practising all year round for the jousting competitions.
  71. >Your forelegs are graceful and streamlined compared to Anon's awkward jerks.
  72. >
  73. >Flying to the floor, you see him trying to mimic you.
  74. >His arms are tied together.
  75. >“...I don't know how this happened.”
  76. >You try your best to stifle it...
  77. >“I swear.”
  78. “HAHAHAHA!”