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Baseball Anon [One Shot]

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  1. >Day Something
  2. >It is a beautiful sunny day in Equestria
  3. >You are Anon.
  4. >And you are tired of this bullshit.
  5. >Every day it’s the same.
  6. >You wake up to birds chirping, bright colors, friendly ponies ponying pony.
  7. >There was 0 conflict, 0 drama, and not a care in the world.
  8. >Well today that’s changing.
  9. >You’ve tried to take your mind off how endlessly goddamn cheerful this place is in a number of ways, including your favourite sport, baseball.
  10. >But of course, the ponies had to ruin that too.
  11. >They never won, but never got angry.
  12. >They always encouraged you, and they ALWAYS sucked.
  13. >The only competitive one you’ve played with was Rainbow Dash, and that bitch is a dyke.
  14. >Today you decide you’ll give baseball one more go, with a little twist, so you leave your little home with your ash bat and your trusty baseball.
  15. >You walk to ponyville, ball in hand and your bat slung over your shoulder.
  16. >It’s a short walk, and despite the headachingly bright colors and the sickeningly sweet atmosphere, no human alive can resist the warm sun on their shoulders.
  17. >Heartened a little, you whistle as you go.
  18.  
  19. >You reach ponyville in good time.
  20. >Most ponies know of your affinity for sports, particularly baseball.
  21. >Since they’re all so damn friendly all the time, you know it’s only a matter of time before someone offers to join you for a game.
  22.  
  23. >Case in point, here comes your first competitor.
  24. >Strolling past Carousel Boutique, the pony with perhaps the most grating coat and mane color in the whole town spots you.
  25. >She brightens up immediately upon seeing you, her face filling with delight as she bounces over.
  26. >You know she’s gonna offer herself up like the ADHD riddled whoremare she is.
  27. >“Hi ‘Nimo!”
  28. >Her stupid pet name for you that she somehow derived from Anonymous.  
  29. >She leans in close, this mare had no concept of personal space.
  30. >“You here to play some.. Uh.”
  31. “Baseball, Pinkie.”
  32. >She thrusts a hoof skyward in glee, her ridiculous mess of a pink mane bouncing with her every move. >“Yeah!! Baseball! Are you gonna play right now? Ooh, I’ll play too! Maybe Rarity will want to play too, I don’t know though she never wanted to play before but we could ask her! And Rainbow Dash will definitely want to play too she loves games, and Applejack--
  33. “No Pinkie, we don’t need all of them yet. I thought of a different kind of baseball. It’s faster, should only take the two of us.”
  34. >You drop the baseball and and lower the bat from your shoulder.
  35. >“Baseball with two ponies? How does it work? Don’t we needs more people for bases and stuff?”
  36. “No Pinkie, we just need a batter and a catcher. I’ve already got the bat--”
  37. >You windup with a dramatic flair, striking a grizzled batter’s pose. Pinkie grins widely, amused at your theatric stance.
  38. “So you catch.”
  39.  
  40. >“Okay! I love catching!”
  41. >She looks startled a moment, realizing what she’d said.
  42. >But then beams sheepishly.
  43. >“That sounded wrong, heehee~, I didn’t mean it like that, I just meant to--”
  44. >Fuck what she meant, you swing the bat in a wide arc and connect with the side of her face.
  45. >There’s a loud thwack! The sound of a ball being hit outta the park.
  46. >Soundlessly the mare goes sideways and hits the ground like a sack of potatoes.
  47. “Fuckin’ homerun, crowd goes wild! Yanks win.”
  48. >You are about to leave the unconscious mare where she is when you hear a little hiss of exhalation.
  49. >“Hhh.. Nh-Nhimoo?”
  50. >One side of her face is swelling rapidly, blood oozes from a nostril and one of her eyes are swollen shut.
  51. >Her chest rises and falls with a feverish shudder.
  52. >Her one good eye dazedly rolls up to look you in the face, and she smiles at you, quite a feat for an undoubtedly shattered jaw.
  53. >“Dhh-Dhou aye get twoo bwat now?”
  54. “Fuck off Pinkie.”
  55. >You stroll past her, feeling better than you have in weeks.
  56. >Yeah the place was still bright.
  57. >And colourful.
  58. >And full of happy ponies who would never know a moment’s hardship.
  59. >But at least for today, not EVERYWHERE in this world was all sunshine, sugar and shit.
  60. >After only a few steps, the door to Carousel Boutique opens.
  61.  
  62. >A well groomed, white unicorn sticks her head out.
  63. >She gives a melodramatic gasp as she spies the bubblegum mare lying bleeding on the ground outside her shop.
  64. >Her shock turns to anger as she spies you meandering away, baseball in hand, bat once again lazily slung over your shoulder in an easy, devil-may-care fashion.
  65. >“WHAT have you done to Pinkie you brute! I never thought Anonymous could be such an evil colt, but now I see your true colors! You have a lot of explaining to do! To me, to the guards, and ESPECIALLY to Pinkie Pie! But first--”
  66. >Her horn begins to glow
  67. >nope.avi
  68. >That familiar glow is abruptly cut short when a thrown baseball bat slams into her door frame, mere inches away from the unicorn’s face.
  69. >Rarity gives a little shriek, eyes shocked and wide at how close she just came to having her face rearranged in new and exciting ways.
  70. >You stare at her, casually tossing your ball up and down in your hand.
  71. >A long moment hangs caught in time, when the two of you just look at each other.
  72. >Then you wind up, limber and ready to put a 90mph fast ball into this haughty cunt’s face.
  73. >She gives another shriek and slams the door shut, and an instant later there’s a loud crack as a baseball puts a rather large hole in her door before rolling harmlessly into the grass.
  74. >You saunter over, and pick up your ball and bat, both a little scuffed but otherwise none the worse for wear.
  75. >Without a look back at the beaten pink mare, you head on home.
  76. >The sun was still warm and you felt a contentedness you haven’t known in weeks.
  77. >Smiling a little, you begin to whistle as you walk.