After the defeat of discord, Celestia and Luna see a prophecy engraved in the stars. Unsure of weather it was the result of the chaos lord's magic, or a actual prophecy, the sisters contact the elements of harmony to help the investigation.

In the Celestial Sea, a small meteor crashes into the surface from a planet long lost, sinks to the ocean floor and breaks apart, sending thousands of tiny little unique cells into to the once peaceful sea.

[Unfortunately the story is on hiatus because of this horrid thing called real life. More info can be found here

UPDATE: This is story is gonna be back!

Featured on 31/5/17! Thank you all so much!
Featured again on 3/6/17!

Cover art from here ---> http://hakeryk2.deviantart.com/art/Spore-Wallpaper-2-90913471

Twilight finds herself desperately seeking Uranus.

Because we all need to let our inner twelve year-old loose every once in a while. Posted in response to a challenge by MythrilMoth and all blame goes to him.

The ponies of Ponyville grew fearful of a being that lived among them. Wielding the weapons of his people, will they finally band together and claim victory over him once and for all? Or be shot down in defeat?

My friend MisterEbony and I am a big fan of both Undertale and MLP, but was shocked at there being so little crossovers when we first got into Undertale. Upon further examination..... I found out why. Silly Pinkie Pie and Flowey stuff! Prepare for comic noms!

And here's the sequel in which everyone's favorite wise-cracking skeleton must ensure that one jealous unicorn doesn't destroy the future: http://www.fimfiction.net/story/306919/starlight-and-sans

It was an ordinary day in Ponyville, and even more so in the Golden Oaks library as Twilight and Spike re-shelf all of the books. Through magic fire, Princess Celestia has a sent to Twilight a new book and letter, instructing her to learn from the rather old tome.

Eager to learn new magic, Twilight set herself to reading the tome, and immediately tries to perform the first spell, believing it to be a variation of her teleportation spell. However, the spell backfires on her in a big way, and sends her sailing into the void.

When she wakes up from her unexpected journey, she finds herself in a new a place she's never seen before, and looks around to find any other ponies. She's unaware that her presence has alerted something beyond her vision, something very, very dangerous. How will she handle the monstrous creatures that lurk beneath the earth under her hooves, and will she live long enough to make new friends?

Even though the Mane Six forgave Starlight for everything she did, the pit of guilt in her stomach has still not gone anywhere since then. So Starlight thought it'd be a good idea to relax and play a game just to get things off her mind for a while. Taking some advice from Twilight about this particular game, she was told to do the "bad" route, meaning she had to kill everything in sight.

Starlight cursed herself for taking that advice once she saw just what awaited her.

A kinda sorta crossover with Undertale. What happens when you take a mare that really blows things out of proportion and is angered easily and pit her against the most rage inducing and unfair boss in video game history? Hell. That's what you get.

Rated Teen for language. Drama tag for some of Starlight's thoughts before the Sans fight, and Comedy tag for Starlight's thoughts and dialogue DURING the Sans fight (and for Twilight being a troll.)

Contains spoilers for Undertale's Genocide run.

As the spirit of chaos, Discord can sometimes feel lonely due to the fact that nopony will ever share his passion. Well, he's right, there is not a pony alive, dead, or yet to be born who will ever mirror his interests. But a certain all-knowing Illuminati Dorito might just be the friend he needs.

What happens when these two mischievous beings spend some time with the mane 6?

Random thing brought on by a bout of insomnia.

Featured as of 01/06/15.
Holly jeez, thank you everybody! So much

When Fluttershy guides a group of frogs back to Froggy Bottom Bog, she gets hit by a red roundish bird that falls back into a bottomless pit - from where it came from. She decides to follow it and wakes up on an island inhabited by birds and pigs.

There she is both fascinated and shocked to learn that both species are in a war: the pigs attempting to steal three eggs from the birds, with the flock up to defending it with their lives.

With no end in sight, will she be able to stop it or make the situation worse than it seems?

This story is a sequel to Negotiations

It's been five years since our surrender. Things have gotten better, but we have a long way to go before our home is repaired and our name redeemed. I have spent these five years working nonstop to fix all the mistakes my former teacher left us.

But now I have a chance to make up one of the biggest ones I've ever made.

Fluttershy.

She betrayed us and sided with humanity. I hated her for her betrayal. Called her a coward. Now I am cowering in front of her house, begging for forgiveness. I have lost so much. I just want to gain one thing back.

Based on The Conversion Bureau series.

Pre-Read by bahatumay, Socks (Also thanks for finding this cover art), and Chaotic Note

Edited by Biker_Dash and wlam ]

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My name... I do not remember my name... I do not know my purpose... my duty... my previous life... nothing. I hold a sword, and wear armor. I must have been a warrior in the time long past. Yes... I have a memory of it now... I was a warrior. A knight... of Heide...

I spend my hollow unlife doing naught but roaming; boundless in my futile objective to find a purpose. Whosoever has attempted to engage me has found themselves impaled at the end of my sword, or prostrated by its biting blade.

And so it goes, the same series of events. Day after day, month after month, year after year, decade after decade, century after century... until the cycle, to my astonishment, is suddenly broken.

After a strange event occurs, I find myself in another land entirely. What was once dull trees, ruined landscape, and a dying world, is now a forest of life, and a countryside of utter frivolity. What were once hideous beasts and selfish kinfolk that plagued my sight, are now replaced by small, sentient, equine creatures that almost reek of an emotion I have long forgotten.

One of this land's inhabitants in particular seems to go to great lengths to observe me, much to my annoyance.

Yet on I travel, deeper into the bowels of this new world, one sentiment still ringing clear in my otherwise empty, thoughtless head as I march: