Clarity Bell ʊ "Clarity" (
allcomplete) wrote2014-05-24 09:35 am
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friendship is magic part 2
The forest is dark (Clarity and Guiding Star light their horns to see by, but it's almost worse than nothing, making the distant shadowed spaces darker by comparison; they soon give up). The plants that make it up are closely spaced, not all of them have friendly textures, and it is full of scary noises, only some of them the harmless snapped twigs and disturbed leaves of their own passage.
Before they've fully adjusted to the darkness, and are aware via anything but the feel of earth under their hooves that the path has sloped downward a little, it has given way under them, some of the flora and some distressingly large rocks along with it. Clarity can't even teleport. It's too dark to see where she might be going.
Before they've fully adjusted to the darkness, and are aware via anything but the feel of earth under their hooves that the path has sloped downward a little, it has given way under them, some of the flora and some distressingly large rocks along with it. Clarity can't even teleport. It's too dark to see where she might be going.
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and arcs with sudden speed towards the five Elements and whips up a tornado of darkness around them and Clarity both.
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And then she and Elements and smoke are all
gone.
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When the tornado vanishes, she immediately takes to the air to see if she can spot any signs of where it might have gone.
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Meanwhile, Clarity is coughing on the floor of the room, which is, as evidenced by the window-glow, brightly lit by ominous lightning. She blinks to clear the spots from her vision.
She gets to her feet, sees Nightmare Moon on the opposite side of the crumbling old room with the Elements in orbit around her - and -
has an idea, which will mostly only work if she can gallop a short distance without tripping, but maybe she can -
She breaks into a rapid gait, charging straight at Nightmare Moon.
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But she charges, too, horn aglow to match Clarity's -
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"No - no!" exclaims Nightmare Moon -
and the spark dies down.
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The five elements shatter into tiny crystals.
"You little foal! Thinking you could defeat me? Now you will never see your princess, or your sun! The night will last forever!" she crows.
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"All of us," she agrees.
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Why would the magical weapon that can supposedly defeat Nightmare Moon be several easily-shattered rocks?
Why didn't the spark work?
Why are they named that?
And, with more confidence than she feels, she addresses Nightmare Moon just as everypony else makes it into the room:
"You think you can destroy the Elements of Harmony just like that?"
(What if she can? Then all is lost, and the worst that happens is Clarity sounds kind of silly -)
"Well, you're wrong."
(Why are they called that?)
"The spirits of the Elements of Harmony are right here."
And, to Clarity's surprise almost as much as Nightmare Moon's -
the shards begin to float, aglow with subtle colors.
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