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The Fate of Anonymous. - 10 - Out of the frying pan -

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  1. The Fate of Anonymous. - 10 - Out of the frying pan -
  2.  
  3. >You face feels wet.
  4. >Oh god, it must be the blood trickling down your face.
  5. >It didn't kill you in one bite... Wait, It didn't bite you at all.
  6. >You open your eyes to find the now smiling Manticore licking your face.
  7. >The levity of the situation was unknown to you. Instead all hope drained from your body.
  8. >Your life up until this point had been one disappointment after another.
  9. >The current circumstances were not better.
  10. >A creature that could kill you in enough ways it could never get bored from the possibilities, was instead lapping at your face.
  11. >Fuck. Your. Life.
  12. >You hear a disembodied chuckle.
  13. >"The Manticore, A monstrous creature."
  14. >"Although its docile side is quite the feature."
  15. "I'm sorry, but what?"
  16. >The Manticore is still relentlessly trying to lick your face off
  17. >Speaking out to the voice you get another rhymed response.
  18. >"It would seem this creature has taken a liking to you."
  19. >"Respond with kindness, otherwise your bones it will chew."
  20. >Your mind is blank. You cannot comprehend the full extent of this situation.
  21. >A vicious creature is currently acting like a dog whilst an unknown voice speaks in rhymes.
  22. >You've fallen down the rabbit hole.
  23. >Carefully you push the Manticores tremendous face away from your head and stand.
  24. >It sits next to you, grimacing a bit when it realises that it still had a cut in its face.
  25. >For the most part it seems to have completely the battle. Instead taking to being rather friendly.
  26.  
  27. >Looking away from the Manticore you stare dead ahead and notice a zebra coming out from the dense tree line.
  28. >It had a Mohawk and golden rings that shined from the moons reflective rays.
  29. >Right now you find it hard to give a fuck. It's been a hard couple of days and right now you just want to rest.
  30. >You're just going to go out on a limb and assume that this Zebra was the source of the voice.
  31. "Hi. Listen, I just want to go to bed. Could you point me in the direction out of this forest?"
  32. >"Among the Darkness many things are unknown"
  33. >"I would be wary of wandering alone"
  34. >"My humble abode makes its roots this way ."
  35. >"You may rest there, until the dawn of day"
  36. >Zebra, you aint the Riddler!
  37. >Staying at her place sounds like a good idea. Screw walking all the way back to your house.
  38. >Without a second thought you begin to silently follow her.
  39. >The Manticore following every step of the way.
  40. "What's your name?"
  41. >"Zecora"
  42.  
  43. >The rest of the night goes by uneventful.
  44. >You sleep on the floor of a wooden hut. There was a guest bed, although it was marginally too small for your human form.
  45. >Though you sleep on the floor, you find solace in your drifting from reality.
  46. >Dreams don't come to you this night. You spend you unconsciousness in an abyss of darkness.
  47. >However your peaceful slumber came to an end quicker than you would have liked.
  48. >The sun's rays peaks through the dense forest. Even in a place as dark as this you was welcomed by the glow of Celestia's work.
  49. >God damn you hate Celestia.
  50. >With an aching body you dutifully make your towards the door of the hut.
  51. >"I would like it if you came back tonight."
  52. >"Perhaps we could share a drink under the moonlight?"
  53. >Did she just?
  54. >Nope.avi
  55. >Without a further words you sprint like a Kenyan on meth to get the hell out of dodge.
  56. >You can only imagine a worse hell would somehow involve Pinkie pie... *Shudder*
  57. >During your mad dash you only manage to catch the end of Zecora's sentence.
  58. >"It is not a joke!"
  59. >Fuck, now you knew for sure you needed to get the hell out of there.
  60. >Like hell it wasn't a joke. You would MUCH rather be caught alive than dating an animal.
  61. >'Especially a zebra. I mean, of all the animals I could date a zebra is-'
  62. >Your trail of thought is interrupted by your clumsy ass  tripping. You find your face being pitched into a bed of blue flowers.
  63. "Ow."
  64.  
  65. >You spit out the blue flower in your mouth. Damn, it tasted worse than that one time yo-
  66. >Feeling a colossal weight on your back you can do nothing but yelp in pain.
  67. "FUCK! Arggh!"
  68. >Your sudden outburst shifts the weight from your back and you roll to your back.
  69. >Looming over you was the Manticore from last night. A smile plastered it it's face.
  70. >Why are you tormented by such cruel reminders of your failures to kill yourself.
  71. >It licks your face and slightly rotates it's head.
  72. >Silly Manticore, you're not a dog. You don't even know fetch. Yeah, Better push this thing off so you can continue your sprint home.
  73. >'If I..'
  74. >'..Can'
  75. >'Just....'
  76. >Trying with all your might, all you manage to do is make the pollen of the blue flowers fly into the air.
  77. >Good thing you don't have hay fever. Otherwise you could have had a bad reaction.
  78. >'Hey Anon?'
  79. >"Yes brain?"
  80. >'This Manticore seem to think it's a dog.'
  81. >"Skip to the end brain. We're wasting valuable daylight."
  82. >'Treat it like a dog.'
  83. >"Ok, but if this doesn't work, I'm holding you responsible."
  84. "Down boy..... DOWN!"
  85. >With the second shout the Manticore hops off and gives you some space. Still smiling like an idiot.
  86. >"Huh, looks like you did something right for once brain."
  87. >'Would you look at that, I didn't even think it would work... Although a pet could be good for you.'
  88. >"Don't push your luck..."
  89. >Getting up off the ground after dealing with your internal affairs you notice the blue plants have all but been crushed under your weight.
  90.  
  91. >You exit the Everfree forest without incident.
  92. >Thinking the Manticore would leave you alone after exiting the forest was a mistake all in its own.
  93. >Instead it chose to follow you. All the way back to your house. Which in all fairness was only a three minute walked.
  94. >Apparently you was the hero that everyone could trust.
  95. >Trust so much they decided to build your house right next to the most dangerous land they had.
  96. >Clearly you were trust worthy to the ponies...
  97. >You sigh as you reach the front door. You didn't bother locking it or taking keys. You didn't think you'd need them.
  98. >The Manticore comes right up behind you as you open the door.
  99. >You're not getting rid of it are you.
  100. >"Nope"
  101. >Fuck you universe.
  102. >Leading the Manticore around the back of your house you realise you actually have a nice garden.
  103. >You've never had a nice garden. Oh, Wait. Looks like you're never going to have a nice garden.
  104. >The Manticore jumps into the garden and begins trampling all your flowers.
  105. >Oh well, you never really did like flowers anyway.
  106. >Turning around you start to walk away. to your dismay you hear the Manticore following.
  107. >Spinning on the spot you face the Manticore.
  108. "You need to stay here in the back garden. Ok? Stay."
  109. >HOW THE HOLY HELL IS IT GIVING YOU PUPPY DOG EYES!?
  110. >WHY ARE YOU FEELING THIS FEEL!? NO! STOP IT! FUUUU-
  111. "Just for the moment, then I'll come back."
  112. >It seems to brighten up at the concept of you coming back and it bound back into the now destroyed garden.
  113. >Hmm, you need to give it a name.
  114. "I'll be back in a bit Arty!"
  115.  
  116. >You reach the kitchen and grab a glass, pouring water into the clear container you recall that you're actually unsure on the date.
  117. >Due to twilights spell you haven't really kept track of the last couple of days.
  118. >You make a mental note to go into ponyville later to check how long you was gone for.
  119. >If reality serves you well then you remember pinkie pie saying something about a surprise at Sugercube corner.
  120. >As much as you hate demons and surprises you might as well go there. it's on your way to twilights.
  121. >After you make your mental checklist you pop up to the bedroom. Finding a note and a package on the bed.
  122. >Opening the note you begin to read.
  123. >"Dearest Anonymous,"
  124. > Your lack of fucks to give that someone came into your house and left a note and package in your bedroom is astounding.
  125. >"I would like to once again thank you for your assistance in Canterlot."
  126. >You didn't help anyone in Canterlot. But this couldn't be to the wrong person. It has your name on it. You read on.
  127. >"To show my appreciation I have left you a present in the package, I hope it can help you on your own quest."
  128. >The note goes on although already your bored. You open the package.
  129. >Eyes widening you take in the sight before you. Sliding slowly and comfortably into your hand was a six piece revolver.
  130. >Opening the six chamber loader you notice one bullet inside it.
  131. >Hurriedly you raise the note back to eye level so you can finish reading.
  132.  
  133. >"You must however play by a set of rules, otherwise the gun wont fire."
  134. >"You must spin the six bullet chamber before you begin."
  135. >"You only get one chance a day. Try to do it anymore times after that and the gun wont fire."
  136. >"It adds a certain level of fun to what would be a horrifying act, don't you think?"
  137. >Your mind is currently doing laps. How can a gun even exist here?
  138. >As far as you could tell, the most powerful weapon they had next to magic was spears.
  139. >More to the point, who the hell knew that you wanted to kill yourself.
  140. >Who did you help? When did you help them? How did they get a gun? Why the game?
  141. >Question after question fired around your brain as you finished reading the note.
  142. >"A gift from your old pal, "
  143. >" - D"
  144. >D? That certainly helped you clear things up.
  145. "Well, no need to tell me twice."
  146. >You spin the chamber and raise the gun to your head.
  147. >This was truly a gift from the god. They had to be smiling upon you today.
  148. >Your thumb deliberately moved. Priming the gun ready to fire
  149. >Your finger trembled as it moved towards the trigger. Not in fear, but elation, pure and untold.
  150. >You find your finger almost caressing the trigger of the gun.
  151. >With a sharp motion your finger snaps back on the trigger.