This story is a sequel to A Summer's Gift
This story continues the adventures of Sunset Shimmer from the tales of Fighting to the Top and A Summer's Gift.
Schedules, classes, long lectures and longer tests, combined together and they all added up to a much-needed vacation for Sunset. Winter is now and the winter break dawns a new year, soon to have new classes and new challenges.
After promising to take her fencing career to new heights and change the reputation of Canterlot High, Sunset's first step to that goal is in sight. By getting herself into a first division school, she has a shot at some of the most competitive fencing tournaments in the nation. But getting ready for that will take more than routine conditioning.
Winter vacation is a time to have fun, but once the new year ticks over, it's the perfect time to break some personal records.
Great work as usual mate.
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Haha, yeah. I should put links to all the related stories. Thanks for reminding me that not all my readers would have read the past story.
I'm gonna echo that - A Fighting To The Top follow-up? Awesome!
FINALLY!! It’s about freaking time.
Sounds like an alternate version of Pokémon eh
Yep, she hopefully will, she's pinkie alright.
Yeah noted, not great to upset pinkie.
Poor applebloom.
Glad to know they'll have more guests coming to join them.
Reference to super smash bros, nice.
Sounds like sunset must really be enjoying college.
Yep, you learn a lot more about yourself during your college years.
I'm guessing she moved out of it after starting college and someone else lives there now.
I'm glad my dad hasn't asked me if I've been looking for a girlfriend during my time at college and anything he'd bring it up I'd tell him I'd rather not rush til I find someone I like and they like me back.
That's great, feel proud of them.
Must be great spending time with her friends again.
Wow, I'm impressed.
Figured
That's interesting.
Now that makes perfect sense.
Sounds like those two are starting to form a crush on one another.
Wow, a perfect way to end this great story,