> Basics
> Yeah, this was not basic.
> You have been standing here for at least five hours, likely close to six, with Twilight reading this book.
> So far you've learned that Pegasi manifests in there ability to fly and control the weather.
> Earth p0nies have there magic manifest in strength, durability and a close tie to nature.
> Unicorns caught the short end of the stick, because they get nothing passive.
> Instead they use there horns as a sort of focus for there magic, allowing them to cast spells.
> Their spells are a little different from the way races of your world use magic.
> Rather than casting through hand gestures and verbal components as well as physical components, they cast by building up energy in their horns and manifesting there power through will.
> It's intriguing to say the least.
> More intriguing is the presence of a fourth type you haven't seen yet.
> An alicorn.
 
> The alicorns are apparently some kind of amalgamation...
> You liked that word!
> Of the other three types of p0nies.
> They combined the traits of p0nies, pegasi, and unicorns.
> Not only did they combine them however.
> They amplified them.
> A lot.
> They where incredibly rare though, only a handful being known to exist.
> Two of whom are apparently the current rulers of the land you now know to be called 'Equestria'
> More than that, they also use there massive magical power to move the sun and moon across the sky.
 
> This has the fortunate side effect of confirming that you are in fact, not in Eberron anymore.
> You don't even pause to consider the fact that most creatures would be heart-broken or terrified of figuring out that they are in a completely different realm of existence.
> In fact figuring that out was a second day making event for you.
> No more idiot rogues leading you to your death for easy money.
> No more psycho cults.
> No more ignorant people, paranoid that you'll try and take over the world and wipe out all the fleshy's.
> That's the Lord of Blades thing, not yours.
> Gods damned psychopath.
> Yes, you where stronger, and much harder too kill than the mortal races.
> No that does not mean you should be some kind of tyrant overlords for all of them.
> Where were you going with that?
 
> You come back to reality when the sound of a book hitting the floor reaches you.
> You look to see that Twilight has fallen asleep on the floor while reading.
> Ah the needs of flesh and blood creatures.
"Twilight."
> Nothing, louder.
"Twilight"
> Nope, shes out.
> You try poking her and calling her name to the same end.
> That being, shes still sleeping on the floor in the middle of the library.
 
> You aren't entirely sure what to do.
> You ponder for a moment and come to a conclusion.
> She has a bedroom.
> Therefore she has a bed.
> So it probably isn't healthy for her to sleep on the floor.
> Knowing this you know what must be done.
> You give her a stronger nudge than before.
> Her ear flicks, but she doesn't awaken.
> So you do what any good Warforged...
> That is too say, any socially retarded war-machine with a heart of gold...
> Would do.
 
> You go into a low crouch and as carefully as you can, pick up the sleeping unicorn.
> With as much grace as you can muster...
> That really isn't much mind you.
> You begin walking towards to stairs
> As you begin to make your way up the stairs you note that you can't keep track of your footing easily.
> Mainly due to the fact that the sleeping unicorn in your arms is blocking your already rather limited peripheral sight.
> Due to this, you nearly stumble backwards a few time.
> To your surprise she doesn't awaken.
> Did she use a deep slumber spell on herself or something?
> You make it too the landing at the top of the stairs and carefully maneuver your way through the door.
 
> The bedroom is pretty basic.
> Bed, door you came through, door to bathroom, more books, simply study area, purple reptilian creature sleeping in a basket...
> Okay thats not so basic.
> No time to ponder, sleeping p0ny needs to be in bed.
> So you do just that.
> You slowly, so as not to disturb the sleeping creatures, creep over to the bed.
> As best you can with a foot, you withdraw the covers and place Twilight on the bed.
> You don't risk moving her once you put her down.
> Instead you just pull the covers over her and begin to walk out as quietly as you can.
> For a construct weighing in at over a quarter ton, you are surprisingly quiet.
> As you reach the door you turn back to make sure all is right in the room.
 
> You gaze back into the dimly lit room and are content.
> The sound of peaceful snoring tells you that you have finished your self appointed task well.
> You turn and exit the room, closing the door behind you.
> You make your way back down the stairs and begin to ponder what to do now.
> You can't read the books, because you don't know how to.
> You can't even re-shelf the ones that Twilight left on the ground, because you can't read the titles.
> The building is in immaculate condition, so cleaning would be outright pointless.
> You are left with nothing to do but snuff out the candles and wait in the dark.
> Whoever in the darkness you begin to further reflect on the day you've had.
> A sudden thought comes crashing in like an over-sized and pissed off troll chieftain.
 
> How in Kyhber do you explain what just happened when Twilight wakes up?