Sky Tearer has been called many things and none of them good. He has been Clay and Dinky's bully for years, and has rightful earned the nickname Sky Terror. But when a near death experience causes Sky to rethink his life. He begins to regret his past sins. He also discovers the truth about something that he has been in denial about for years. The truth that he loves Dinky. He wants to redeem himself and tell Dinky how he feels. But does he even have a chance when he has mocked Dinky and Clay for years? Can Sky be with the unicorn he loves, or has he done too much damage for her to even conciser him a friend let alone her coltfriend. And more importantly does he even deserve a second chance?

This story takes place during the events of Wings for a Pony. I highly recommend you read Wings first before reading on.

Cover art provided by Twilight Clopple.

Proofread by NotATree.

Twilight summons a powerful and disaffected five thousand year old demon, me. Because I cannot put footnotes into this description, this description is bereft of any further insights into my awesome tale. Yours ironically, Bartimaeus.

Behind her calm and happy mask Celestia is a lonely alicorn. Once betrayed by a past love she has resigned herself to be alone forever.

But when a new love in the form of an old student is presented can Celestia let go of her sad past and take hold of a happier future?

And will the events happening around her be enough to make her realize that happiness has always been within her grasp.

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Concerned about the confidence of some of her students, Cheerilee enlists Rainbow Dash to take six children: Sweetie Belle, Silver Spoon, Snails, Dinky Doo, Pipsqueak and Archer on a week-long camping trip to Whitetail Woods. Rainbow enlists the aid of Big Macintosh as her co-chaperone as she tries to teach the young fillies and colts about camping, teamwork, confidence and how to get along and fend for themselves.

They are so doomed.

Future chapters will feature some action as well as appearances by other characters. Some shipping may be involved.

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This story is a sequel to From the Mouths of Fillies

Dinky and Sparkler have the most awesome godmom in Equestria--that's right, me! Rainbow Dash. Being friends with their mom means I've spent a lot of time with them over the past few years. They're pretty cool kids.

But then ... well, Ditzy got sick. Like, really sick. I've been watching them for her, but if she doesn't get better soon, they may be staying with me for a lot longer than I thought.

That's okay, though: I'm Rainbow Dash. I can handle anything life throws at me.

(Connected to From the Mouths of Fillies, Saying Goodbye, and Feeling Regrets)

Spike loses a bet to Snips and Snails. The consequence? Ask Scootaloo out on a date. But what starts off as a frivolous punishment for the baby dragon ends up becoming much more rewarding than he ever expected.

With equipment granted by Princess Luna, Twilight transports a small tree from another world to study Equestria's radiant magic energy on it. Murphy's Law is in full effect.

When Jolly Thinker arrives in Ponyville he opens his clinic to help ponies. He is able to hear the many problems of his patients and can help them go through the difficulties that life throws at them, but being an expert in psychology doesn't mean that he can't have his own problems, even less when this problem happens with his youngest patient. When Jolly accepts to help Scootaloo, things don't turn out like he wanted for him and her. What kind of relationship can a therapist and his young patient develop together?

As foals begin disappearing around Ponyville, the Cutie Mark Crusaders are the only ones who understand that a strange pony in a black suit and without a face is taking them. However, nopony will believe them. How then will they help others and avoid being taken themselves?

Rated for safety.

Spike is different. Derpy is.....well different. But love is there all the same. Will they break under the prussure and negativity or will they handle things Differently.