TReformation of the Hives
MLP: FiM
Adventure
War has ravaged the changeling jungles while Queen Twilight Sparkle and Queen Rainbow Dash remain aloof of the conflict. However they will be thrust upon center stage, whether they like it or not.
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I live!! · 6:42am Feb 3rd, 2017

Hey everyone, for those who don't know, 2 days after new years, my town got hit bad by a tornado so I've been without power, home (had to move), and more importantly to you all: internet (with which for me to post chapters) until yesterday.

So I write this to let you all know that I'm not dead, and that I'm also starting nursing classes, so my writing speed will be taking a hit. But it is by no means grinding to a halt, so hang in there. See you all next chapter!

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Doomhunter

Doomhunter #1 · Feb 3rd, 2017 · · ·

glad to hear your all right. good luck with your classes.

QueenChrysalisForever

QueenChrysalisForever #2 · Feb 3rd, 2017 · · ·

Glad to hear you are okay! *hugs* And I hope things can go better for you soon!

alkarian

alkarian #3 · Feb 3rd, 2017 · · ·

Glad you alive get better

EverfreeSparkle

EverfreeSparkle #4 · Feb 3rd, 2017 · · ·

Glad to hear that you're okay! I cannot imagine how horrifying it would be to see a tornado decimate your town. I'm so thankful I live in Washington State where there are no tornadoes. I would shit my pants if I ever saw one, let me tell you!

Although, we do have volcanoes; Mt. Rainier is a staple of my skyline -- as I live twenty miles westward of it -- so if it did ever choose to erupt, I would be dead. Fuck, I'm getting off topic, but I just looked it up and here's what it says:

How Hazardous is Mount Rainier?
Mount Rainier has erupted less often and less explosively in recent millennia than its well-known neighbor, Mount St. Helens. However, the proximity of large population centers in valleys susceptible to lahars [massive mudflow] from Mount Rainier makes it a far greater threat to life and property than Mount St. Helens for the following reasons:
Population and development at risk: About 80,000 people and their homes are at risk in Mount Rainier's lahar-hazard zones. Key infrastructure such as major highways and utilities cross through these zones, which also contain economically important businesses, hydroelectric dams, and major seaports.
Size and frequency of lahars: During the past several thousand years large lahars have reached the Puget Sound lowland on average at least once every 500 to 1,000 years. Smaller flows not extending as far as the lowland occurred more frequently. If future large lahars happen at rates similar to those of the past, there is roughly a 1-in-10 chance of a lahar reaching the Puget Sound lowland during an average human lifespan.
There may be little or no advance warning: Studies by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists show that at least one of Mount Rainier's recent large landslide-generated lahars may have occurred when the volcano was quiet and not providing the warning signs typical of a restless and erupting volcano. In such a rare case, the only warning could be a report that a lahar is already underway.

Huh. Sure, it's unlikely to happen anytime soon, but I think I want to move where the tornadoes are (at least you can drive away from those!)