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Pinkie Pie bounced around the darkened room. A computer monitor was the soul source of light. She bounced over to the young man sitting at the computer and poked him with her hoof. "Is it time now?" Her tone was up beat but also impatient. He let out a sigh, " I don't think so Pinkie... I just don't feel like..." He suddenly realized he was already writing. He turned to Pinkie, "How did you do that?" The pink pony gave a shrug, "I don't know. So does that mean it's time?" He nodded and turned to the compute, beginning to type. Twinkie Pie looked across the room at all of the gathered ponies and began to bounce with joy, "What is the surp

The room was blurry at first as Twilight Sparkle opened her eyes. The midday sun shone brightly though the open window. As she was able to focus, Twilight found herself in a luxurious bedroom in Canterlot. The white stone walls reflected the suns rays, lighting up the whole room. The purple alicorn took in the room around her and found it to be well furnished. Her mind was foggy and she couldn't recall why she was in Canterlot. Twilight crawled out of bed and stretched her body, he muscles were stiff which made her wonder just how long she had been asleep. As she stretched her eyes went wide. She looked at her back and saw a pair of purple w

Twilight Sparkle was sitting at her desk next to the window on a cool and breezy spring day. She was deep in research as her young purple dragon assistant was rearranging the many stacks of books that littered the floor of the library as a result of Twilight's research. The young dragon took a moment to wipe the sweat from his brow, "Twilight, do you have to read so many books at once, or could you give a dragon a brake for once?" Spike went back to placing the books onto the sheaves without waiting for the unicorn's response. "Oh Spike. You know I have to keep my mind sharp. You never know when what you read in a book could come in handy."

The putrid smell that constantly hung in the air of the Midgar slums filled the room as Zidane began to stir from his sleep. He still had yet to get used to the smell of pollution and decay. The young man ran his gloved hand through the birds nest he called his hair. Zidane quickly remembered what day it was and he suddenly became overcome by a mix of emotions. He was excited that he would probably returning home today, but at the same time there was a pit in his stomach when he thought about leaving Tifa. The tailed youth hopped off of his bed and did a few stretches to get ready for the day. As he finished with his routine there was a lig

"Alright, listen up monkey boy! Our contacts inside Shinra have told us that there are a few pieces of natural materia forming in a couple of the reactors. From what they've told me it looks like reactor one and reactor three are the best bet for one that will send you home. Reports have been saying things are just vanishing from those reactors, so the materia might be to blame", Barret finished the first portion of the briefing. Zidane nodded while he held Tifa close, " Any word on the chance of it working out like its suppose to?" "The hell do I look like? Some kind of wizard? You ask another stupid ass question like that and I'm gonna ti

Once again Zidane found himself sitting on his bed. He was waiting for Barret to come back from what ever it was he was doing so he could help them plan the brake in. Zidane let out a groan and jumped off of the bed in a huff, "This is boring! I'm going to go bug Tifa." Zidane made his way to the bar and found Tifa sitting at the bar reading a book. He approached her, "Tifa, what do you say you show me around the town?" Tifa put her book down and looked at him, "Are you that bored? You're asking me for a tour of the city?" Zidane had a giant grin while he nodded rapidly. Tifa let out a sigh. She hated to admit it but he was cute and funny