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Forever My Heart ["Tryhard" Grimderp]

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  1. Got bored. Needed to write something absolutely retarded to get my writing motivation back. It's "A Little Piece Of Heaven" with Anon and Fluttershy.
  2. --
  3. "Before we start out little tale, I must ask something."
  4. "Is it truly wrong to take what is already mine and keep it forever and ever?"
  5. "It was the best relationship I've ever been in."
  6. "How can I simply let it fall away?"
  7. "Believe me, I WILL have what's mine."
  8.  
  9. >You have been waiting for this night all your life.
  10. >This is the night you will finally propose to your dearest love, Fluttershy.
  11. >Although you were forced to change your plans due to two of you running a little late to the restaurant and losing your reservation.
  12. >A candlelit dinner at home is just as nice.
  13. >Besides, a public proposal might end up making her nervous.
  14.  
  15. >The night was going perfectly.
  16. >The food, which you both cooked together, was well-made.
  17. >The wine was a nice touch as well.
  18. >It was time to make your move.
  19. --
  20. >You reach into your coat pocket and pull out a little black box.
  21. >You spent every bit you had to buy Fluttershy the very best ring.
  22. >Your hands were shaking a little, you were so nervous.
  23. >Scratch that.
  24. >You were absolutely terrified.
  25. >Suddenly, you freeze up.
  26. >Your thoughts wander back to just a few moments ago.
  27.  
  28. >Everything was going perfectly.
  29. >Not just this night, EVERYTHING.
  30. >Your relationship was flawless.
  31. >You never fought; never disappointed her.
  32. >Neither did she.
  33. >You have always been faithful.
  34. >The temptation to cheat had never crossed your mind.
  35. >Nor has it crossed hers.
  36. >It was all... TOO perfect.
  37. --
  38. >You decide to take the chance of your life.
  39. >You rise from your seat and kneel to the ground.
  40. >You raise the box up and open it for Fluttershy to see.
  41. >You smile with a confidence you have never shown before.
  42. >Fluttershy gasped and covered her mouth with her hooves, staring at the ring.
  43. >You held your breath, anxiously awaiting her response.
  44. >She smiled.
  45. >Your heart skipped a beat.
  46. >A feeling rose from deep within you.
  47. >This was it!
  48.  
  49. >And then she laughed.
  50. >She's laughing?
  51. >Why would she laugh?
  52. >This is serious!
  53. >She shook her head.
  54. >"Oh, no. But thank you for offering."
  55. >Your heart sunk.
  56. >You dropped the ring to the ground and stared at the floor.
  57. --
  58. >"Anon?"
  59. >You blink and look at Fluttershy.
  60. >You were still in your seat, the ring box still in hand.
  61. >Fluttershy was waving a hoof in front of your face.
  62. >"Are you alright?"
  63. >You are still thinking about the worst case scenario.
  64. >Your hand is shaking violently beneath the table.
  65. "Y-yeah. Just fine," you stammer quickly.
  66.  
  67. >This has been going on way too well for far too long.
  68. >What if you ruin it with this proposal?
  69. >What if she leaves you?
  70. >Nothing ever lasts forever.
  71. >For all good things, at least, this is true.
  72. >No...
  73. >This can work.
  74. >You can make it last.
  75. >All you need to do is-
  76. >"Anonymous?"
  77. >You snap back out of it and focus on Fluttershy.
  78. --
  79. "Hey, Fluttershy."
  80. >"Yes?"
  81. >You drop the ring to the floor.
  82. >It lands with a soft thud.
  83. >Your neck and eye twitch, acquiring a look of concern from Fluttershy.
  84. >"Are you sure you're okay?"
  85. >You raise your hand that held the ring above the table.
  86. >Still shaking, you slam it onto the table and grip your fingers around the knife your hand landed on.
  87. "We can make this work."
  88. >Fluttershy was frightened by now.
  89. >"M-m-make w-what w-work?" she stammered.
  90. >You slowly lift the knife off the table.
  91.  
  92. >You began to laugh maniacally.
  93. >"Anon?"
  94. >The horror in Fluttershy's voice was all-too-obvious at this point.
  95. "It's going to end, but before that can happen, we can prevent it.
  96. >Fluttershy was wide-eye and terrified.
  97. >You quickly stand, sending the chair flying out behind you.
  98. >You reach across the table, but Fluttershy evades your grasp.
  99. >She bolts for the kitchen, and you after her.
  100. "Stop! We can keep it perfect, forever!"
  101. >You sprint for the front door and tackle Fluttershy to the ground before she can fly off.
  102. >Her screams are covered by the thunder from the storm above.
  103. --
  104. >You roll Fluttershy onto her back and raise your weapon high.
  105. >Lightning strikes, the light gleaming off the sharpened edge and revealing your sinister face.
  106. >Fluttershy trembles beneath you.
  107. >She lets out a high-pitched scream as you bring the knife down.
  108. >A flash of lightning coupled with the earth-shattering crack of thunder sounded overhead as the blade pierced her flesh.
  109. >The sky let go; heavy rain riddled the ground around you.
  110.  
  111. >Fluttershy kicked and struggled against you, trying to escape the relentless assault.
  112. >All she succeeded in accomplishing was causing you to slash more of her body.
  113. >At one point, she kicked your hand, deflecting your strike and forcing you to cut her cheek.
  114. >Her beautiful face was now ruined, and this upset you greatly.
  115. >You attacked with newfound vigor.
  116. >Fluttershy's screams and struggles grew weaker.
  117. >You decide to cease your assault.
  118. >The countless stab wounds covering her body only allowed sobbing and soft whimpers to escape her.
  119. --
  120. "Shh, shh, shh."
  121. >You press a finger to her lips.
  122. "There's no need to cry. It's better this way."
  123. >You run your fingers through her mane, combing back her wet, muddy, and matted hair.
  124. "Everypony dies eventually. This way, we can be together... forever."
  125. >You trail the knife lightly up her body and stand it on the top of the blade in the center of her chest.
  126. "You know you will always have my heart. I just want to make sure I will always have yours."
  127. >You lean in close and whisper into her ear.
  128. "I love you."
  129. >The last of Fluttershy's essence escapes her in one long gasp as the knife slowly penetrated her chest.
  130. >Her eyes rolled into the back of her head.
  131. >And she was gone.
  132. --
  133. >The knife was buried up to the hilt in Fluttershy's chest.
  134. >You slide it out and dig it back in, pulling and cutting down her torso.
  135. >Parting her chest cavity, you reach in and carefully cut the veins and arteries holding her heart in place.
  136. >With a little force, you are able to rip it from Fluttershy's corpse.
  137. >Holding it to your face, you smile.
  138. >Turning on your heels, you walk inside and to the kitchen.
  139. >Dropping the heart on a plate, you go back outside to retrieve Fluttershy.
  140. >Lifting her from the ground reveals the blood-soaked path to your front door.
  141. >The rain will wash it away, you assume.
  142.  
  143. >You take the corpse into the bathroom, remove her dress, and drop her in the tub.
  144. >Most of the blood has already been drained, so you didn't have to worry much about cleaning her as far as the wounds go.
  145. >You shampooed her mane and washed her fur.
  146. >Minus the gashes in her flesh, she was good as new.
  147. >You dried her off and put her little black dress back on.
  148. "You look beautiful," you say to her.
  149. --
  150. >You carry Fluttershy into the kitchen and seat her at the table.
  151. >You reset the table and light the candles again.
  152. >You toss Fluttershy's heart into a frying pan and set it on the stove.
  153. >The sizzling of your lover's heart in it's own juices is enough to make your mouth water.
  154. >You drop it onto a plate and take a seat across from Fluttershy.
  155. >You enjoy a nice, quiet meal with your fiancé.
  156. >After said dinner, you take your corpse bride into the living room.
  157. >With a slow song on, the two of you dance around the house together.
  158. >You can't help but feel so lost, yet so at home in those pastey-white eyes of hers.
  159. >There's only one way you can end your perfect night together.
  160.  
  161. >You hug Fluttershy and dance with her all the way to the bedroom.
  162. >Come to think of it, she was never this good in bed.
  163. >Not even when she was sleeping.
  164. >But now, she is just so perfect.
  165. >You can't ever recall being quite so deep in.
  166. >The only issue you have is that she's too cold.
  167. >But there are still ways to heat up her body.
  168. >Perhaps Twilight can direct you towards a small heater of sorts.
  169. --
  170. >The next morning, you seek out Rarity for some sewing supplies.
  171. >When you get back, you set Fluttershy up as if she were a taxidermy animal.
  172. "We're going to make you all pretty again," you tell her.
  173. >Starting with the more serious wounds, you begin to stitch her up.
  174. "I know we had a little disagreement, but I think we can look past that."
  175. "We can keep you looking young and we can have more fun for as long as we both shall live."
  176. >You stop at her cut cheek and softly caress it.
  177. "Please don't think of this as the end. This is just a new beginning."
  178. >You go to work on her extremeties.
  179. "It can all go on forever."
  180. >It takes all day, but you finally get Fluttershy stitched all the way up.
  181. >You stand her in the corner of the living room.
  182. >You decide to go to sleep.
  183. >Come tomorrow, you will find that body warmer she needs.
  184.  
  185. >In the depths of Tartarus, an angry soul wanders aimlessly.
  186. >It does not understand it's fate, nor the circumstances which led to it's demise.
  187. >It lashes out at other creatures in a vain attempt to quell it's hatred.
  188. >However, a select few are sometimes granted second chances.
  189. >Another chance to make things right again.
  190. >To even their pain and suffering on those who caused it.
  191. >To live once more.
  192. >How could you possibly refuse a once in an eternity chance like that?
  193. --
  194. >There's nothing like watching a scary movie with your girl to make her cling to you more.
  195. >Granted, your girl can't cling to you on her own anymore.
  196. >Fluttershy is more of a sex toy/end table at this point, but your masculine feelings are still present.
  197. >Fluttershy sits next to you, your arm draped over her shoulder.
  198. >She catches your stare.
  199. >You can't help but notice how beautiful she looks in this light.
  200. >The glow of the tv on her face and scarred flesh.
  201. >Those milky-white eyes and wearing that little black dress.
  202. >It just puts you in the right kind of mood.
  203.  
  204. >Your view is cut when a freak lightning strike splits the sky and hits your house.
  205. >You jump at the crack of the trailing thunder as the house goes dark.
  206. >Your tv and any lights that were on blink out for several seconds.
  207. >As the lights flicker back to life, you take a quick look around the room before looking back to your corpse bride.
  208. "Were you expecting a storm tonight?"
  209. >Her stoicism speaks volumes.
  210. "Yeah, me neither."
  211. >You lean in and give her a kiss on the cheek.
  212. >The television flicks back on and you resume watching your regularly scheduled programming.
  213. --
  214. >You think you hear a long, drawn out, but quiet inhalation.
  215. >You shrug it off.
  216. >But then you catch movement out of your peripherals.
  217. >You snap your attention to Fluttershy, who was slowly turning her head towards you.
  218. >Your eyes widen; your body frozen in fear.
  219. >Her head ceases.
  220. >Her eyes, wide open, stare at you blankly.
  221. >Her mouth hangs open just enough for the lips to part.
  222. >Your arm is still draped over her shoulder.
  223. >You can't move.
  224. "F-F-Fluttershy?" you stammer out.
  225. >A low moan escapes her lips.
  226.  
  227. >You jump back and roll over the side of the couch.
  228. >You scoot backwards across the floor until your back hits the wall.
  229. >Fluttershy slowly rises from her seated position.
  230. >The popping of joints and grind of cold bones is sickening.
  231. >She rises to all fours and walks to the arm of the couch
  232. >She stares at you with those pupil-less eyes.
  233. >She steps onto the arm and rises on her rear legs.
  234. >Her wings partially extended, she inhales deeply.
  235. >Thrusting her wings outward so they are fully extended, she releases a soul-piercing scream.
  236. >You cover your ears, but it doesn't help.
  237. >The lights explode.
  238. >The windows shatter.
  239. >Your tv fizzles out and the screen explodes, sending sparks across the room.
  240. >Finally coming to your senses, you run for the door and flee the house.
  241. --
  242. >You trip and stumble as you race from the horror in your home.
  243. >The blur of a silhouette races across the moon, casting a shadow beside you.
  244. >How were you to know she would return from beyond the grave?
  245. >You didn't even know necromancy existed in Equestria.
  246. >Now this angry soul has repossesed the body with which you had misbehaved.
  247. >And she is coming for you.
  248. >With a vengeance.
  249.  
  250. >You decide to ditch the main road and hurdle over some bushes.
  251. >It turns out to be a huge mistake.
  252. >You wouldn't know where your going when it's this late at night.
  253. >The canopy and foliage block out whatever light the moon was putting off.
  254. >But you can't just turn around.
  255. >That thing is probably behind you.
  256. >The cackle of a witch echoes throughout the forest.
  257. >You wouldn't know if she was right in front of you.
  258. >You catch a flash of light out of the corner of your eye.
  259. >You stop and turn.
  260. >It's a street lamp, shining brightly between the trees.
  261. >You sprint headlong for this beacon of hope.
  262. >Vaulting over a log and through the treeline, you are stunned to find where you ended up.
  263. >The street lamp is really just a lantern on a cobblestone post.
  264. >In the middle of a graveyard.
  265. "Fuck..."
  266. --
  267. >The quick galloping of hooves behind you causes you to turn around.
  268. >The very second you do, you freeze.
  269. >Fluttershy stands before you, head turned towards the ground, her wet, unkempt hair covering her face.
  270. >One leg is extended towards your body.
  271. >The pain in your stomach, at first unnoticed, is rising fast.
  272. >Your breathing quickens, but it feels like you're choking.
  273. >Blood begins to seep out of the corner of your mouth and your nose.
  274. >You gargle your own life fluid as you begin to fall back.
  275.  
  276. >Fluttershy quickly rises onto her hind legs and wraps her tattered wings around you.
  277. >She slowly, gently lays you on your back.
  278. >Even in undeath, she still cares about you.
  279. >She walks to your side and sits down.
  280. >You can see her smiling from ear to ear beneath her mane.
  281. >You smile back.
  282. >You raise a quivering hand to caress her cheek.
  283. >But before you make contact, she pulls a blade from your stomach.
  284. >You yelp in pain.
  285. >Your sporadic breathing calms very quickly when she holds the blade to her face.
  286. >Being held in her hoof, is the very knife you used to cut out her heart.
  287. >You squeak weakly.
  288. "Flutter- ACK!"
  289. >She drives the blade into your chest.
  290. >A minute of sheer agony later, your eyes roll back and your eyelids begin to close.
  291. >In Fluttershy's hoof, being held in front of your face, is your very own heart.
  292. >The last thing you see is Fluttershy bring it to her mouth and take a bite.
  293. --
  294. >A continuous blast of hot air hits your face as you fall into the abyss.
  295. >Breathing is next to impossible.
  296. >You can't scream.
  297. >The stench of brimstone and fire is overwhelming.
  298. >The ground is fast approaching.
  299. >You brace for impact, but it's not the jagged rocks you land on.
  300. >You land in the palm of a large serpentine creature, caught just before hitting the ground.
  301. >The beast grips you tight and raises you to its face.
  302. >"And what... do we have here?" the creature hisses.
  303. >"Ah. We haven't had the pleasure of judging on of you in a millenia. Letss get sstarted, shall we?"
  304.  
  305. >The judge rotates and turns you over, examining you.
  306. >"Anger and inssanity taint you ssoul."
  307. >He inhales deeply through his nose.
  308. >"The sstench of iron showss you've fallen to violence. Your uxoricide in itsself iss unforgivable."
  309. >He wraps his tounge around you and runs it over your body.
  310. >"Well, well, well... Lusst."
  311. >Sitting tall, his tail wrapped under himself, he prepares to give his final judgement.
  312.  
  313. >"Your crimes are unheard of for the past millenia."
  314. >"You are undeserving of both life, and the gift of death."
  315. >"For the denial of your lover's peaceful rest, you too, shall be damned."
  316. >"The curse of undeath shall afflict you, forever a slave to your former lover."
  317. >"Now, be gone."
  318. >He takes a deep breath before he roars a torrent of flame upon you.
  319. --
  320. >You sit up quickly, screaming.
  321. >You shut up immediately.
  322. >Sitting on our lap, is Fluttershy.
  323. >Or at least the wraith that is Fluttershy.
  324. >You take a quick look around.
  325. >You were home.
  326. >And you were lying on your couch.
  327. "Flutter-"
  328. >"Not a word," she snaps.
  329. >She reaches both legs up and rests them on your shoulders.
  330. >She stares into your eyes for a brief moment.
  331. >Her eyes, once of sorrow, flash into anger.
  332. >She grips your throat and violently shakes you back an forth, baring her razor sharp teeth.
  333.  
  334. >As you choke, you contemplate what you have just experienced.
  335. >You don't know how long it's been since Fluttershy ate your heart.
  336. >You don't feel the gaping hole that was there.
  337. >You feel lighter, but there isn't a breeze blowing through it, indicating she had sewn you up.
  338. >You know what you did was wrong.
  339. >It was selfish and the single most stupid thing you have ever thought of.
  340. >You see this now.
  341. >While you were in your own piece of heaven, Fluttershy's soul burned in Tartarus, never to know peace.
  342. >You need to make things right again.
  343. "I'm sorry," you manage to whisper out.
  344. --
  345. >Fluttershy stops trying to strangle you and brings her hooves down.
  346. >"What?"
  347. >You gasp and work to get your breathing back under control.
  348. "I'm... sorry."
  349. >Fluttershy hops off the couch.
  350. >You slide off and fall to your knees in front of her, your head turned down to the floor.
  351. "My actions will make me suffer for so long."
  352. >"Not long enough," scoffed Fluttershy.
  353. "I will make it up to you."
  354. >"I pray to Celestia you do. That is a condition, isn't it?"
  355. >A cold tear slips from your eye and hits the floor.
  356. >Fluttershy spots it.
  357. "I'm so sorry... I can make it up to you. I'll do anything you want me to do."
  358. >You feel a soft touch on each shoulder.
  359. >"Well then, I guess for now, I can release you from your leash."
  360.  
  361. >You look up and meet her blank eyes.
  362. >It's only then you realize your eyes must have rolled over as well.
  363. >Fluttershy speaks, snapping your attention back to her.
  364. >"We can still be happy."
  365. "If it's not enough-"
  366. >"It's not," she says.
  367. "If it's not enough-"
  368. >"It never will be."
  369. "I'll try again. Over and over again."
  370. --
  371. >You stare at her in silence for several moments before she speaks again.
  372. >"Well, isn't this what you wanted?"
  373. >You furl your brow.
  374. "I don't understand."
  375. >"We have come back. We will live forever."
  376. "We can be together..." you say softly to yourself. "Forever..."
  377. >An idea.
  378. >A realization, if you will.
  379. >You run to your bedroom.
  380. >On the nightstand sits a small black box.
  381. >You grab it and find Fluttershy in the kitchen, sitting at her place at the table.
  382. >You kneel and present the ring, much to Fluttershy's approval.
  383. --
  384. >You and Fluttershy stand on the outskirts of Ponyville on a cloudy afternoon.
  385. >A chapel sits on a hill nearby.
  386. >You're coming back, and making amends as you go.
  387.  
  388. >"If anyone has legal and just cause that these two should not be wed, speak now, or forever hold your peace."
  389. >The room is silent.
  390. >"Very well. I now pronou-"
  391. >You kick in the door and step through.
  392. "I have one."
  393. >Fluttershy steps in beside you.
  394. >Raising your chainsaw, you pull the starter and rev the motor.
  395. "This is our ceremony."
  396. >The attendants scream and you work your way down the aisle.
  397. >The crowded pews make for easy pickings.
  398. >The groom makes a stand before his bride as you approach.
  399. >Like butter, his head is removed from his body.
  400. >The bride turns to run, but comes face to face with Fluttershy.
  401. >A chomp the the neck ends her right there.
  402.  
  403. >The minister stands mortified.
  404. >You put on the grooms jacket, Fluttershy wears the bride's veil.
  405. "Get on with it," you order.
  406. >"D-d-do you t-take this, uh, s-stallion to be your lawfully wedded husband?"
  407. >"I do," replies Fluttershy.
  408. >"Do you take this m-mare to be y-your lawfully wedded wife?"
  409. "I do."
  410. >"I now pronounce you."
  411. --
  412. >You present wedding bands.
  413. >Fluttershy's goes around her ankle, yours on your finger.
  414. >You kiss passionately.
  415. >As the preacher turns to run, you quickly reach out with a free hand and grab is throat.
  416. >Breaking the kiss, you both look into his frightened eyes.
  417. >You were already damned for eternity in undeath.
  418. >How much worse can it get with murder and heresy?
  419. >Fluttershy extends her wing.
  420. >The bone was jutting from the wingtips, forming a sharp point.
  421. >She stabs each wing into each shoulder of the cleric.
  422. >His screams are silenced when you swing your chainsaw at his head, effectively scalping him and cleanly removing his skull cap.
  423. >You grab his brain and Fluttershy releases him to fall to a crumpled heap on the altar.
  424.  
  425. >You hold it close to your mouths.
  426. >You still need to eat, of course.
  427. >Regular cut steaks just won't suffice anymore.
  428. >At least now you don't have to worry about what Fluttershy thinks about you eating meat.
  429. >Blood squirts out as you each simultaneously take a bite into the ripe pink organ.