- >The last of the guests have left the party.
- >Despite being embarrassed that Rainbow told everyone who would listen
- >about your ride on her back, it was a good time.
- >The best party you ever had. The only one you ever had.
- >Who would have thought that you could so quickly get used to a life
- >of interacting with brightly colored ponies.
- >The weirdest part was still looking down at everyone you talked to.
- >It used to be the other way around.
- >Twilight snaps you out of your reflection.
- "Anon, I hope you had fun, but we have work to do. If I'm going to
- be in charge of your education, I need to know how educated you are
- already. I've devised a test for you to take".
- >You follow her to the table. She hands you a pen and paper.
- >You can't do more than just stare at it.
- "What's wrong? Why haven't you started"?
- "I don't know what any of this says".
- "Well, I guess basic Equestrian script is the first thing on the list.
- How are you with numbers"?
- >She spends the next several minutes drilling you.
- >You got all the addition problems and most of the multiplication,
- >at least until they started involving fractions.
- "That settles it, but there must be some way to test your reading
- skills".
- >You notice The Hobbit, still laying on the table from yesterday.
- "What about this"?
- "Perfect".
- >You open the book and begin reading.
- >An hour later, you can hardly finish a paragraph without yawning.
- >You stop to ask for a glass of water.
- "Sure, Anon. I didn't mean to keep you up. The story was just so
- interesting. Are there a lot of stories where you come from"?
- "There's tons".
- "I'd love to hear them".
- >Twilight fetches a glass of water with magic and sets it in your
- >hand.
- "Now go to sleep. You've got another big day ahead".