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Flurry ran. She didn’t know where she was running to, and she didn’t care. Tears blurred her vision and wet her cheeks, a bitter mix of anger, denial, and doubt. It wasn’t true, it wasn’t!… Was it? She kept running, past confused servant, past imposing suits of armor, anything in her way.
Until she stopped.
Flurry collided with a tall blue column. The owner of the column stood firm, though the smaller princess was nearly knocked on her backside. Pulling herself up, Flurry wrapped her arms around the leg like a vice, buring her face in the loose blue silk of the pantleg. The leg’s owner stared down at the filly, concern and confusion on her face.
“Is something wrong, little one?” The answer was obvious, but Princess Luna felt it best to ask all the same. In response, Flurry gazed back up at her, her eyes wide and desperate, a silent plea crying out through them. She choked back another wave of sobs.
“Aunt Luna?”
“Yes?”
“Am… Am I a real princess?”
This caught Luna off-guard. She blinked in confusion. “Of course you are!” She knelt down and scooped her grand-niece up, holding her close. “What would ever make you think otherwise?” Flurry nestled into her shoulder, not meeting Luna’s eyes. “Splinter Shine.” Luna was unsure what she meant. Flurry sensed her aunt’s puzzlement and continued. “Shes one of the noble’s kids. She’s really mean. She said… She said…” Another round of sobbing wracked the filly’s small body, and Luna held her tighter, patting the young girl’s back comfortingly, whispering “There, there, let it all out…”
Flurry’s grief expelled for the moment, she collected herself enough to finish her story.
“She said I wasn’t a real princess!”
As a look of utter fury was painted on the younger princess’s features, an icy silence crept through Luna. This was no mere childhood fight or minor injury. Flurry’s indignation flared up. “She said I didn’t count! She said I was just a big fake who got wings ‘cause I’m a.. a…” Flurry struggled to remember what the bully had called her. “A mud-tent!” Flurry huffed, her muzzle scrunching up at the thought. “She’s the mud-tent! She looks like a dumb carrot anyway.”
Luna hushed her. “Control your wrath, little one. You must never sink to their level.” But the ice was creeping through her veins. Splinter Shine… That was the spawn of Duke Cracked Mirror. Of course. That weasel-faced, blood-sucking, tax-grubbing, brown-nosing, son-of-a… Luna considered her own advice, and calmed herself. She was hardly surprised his brat had turned out to be… well, a brat. It was practically a family tradition at this point.
As Flurry ranted on about what an absolute butthead Splinter Shine was, Luna mulled over what to do next. Harming the girl was absolutely out of the question. No matter how rotten they may be, Luna believed children to be innocents and would not touch a hair on her spoiled little head.
But that didn’t mean she was above scaring the absolute bejeezus out of them.
A strange term, to be sure. She had heard Princess Twilight say it once after one trip through the mirror. Luna was unsure what a bejeezus was or why frightening people would expel them, but it seemed appropriate for the time. There were bejeezus’s to drive from a certain naughty filly, and Luna had just the way to do it.
…wat?
She not be piss by the Sun but more of someone play with the sun and Moon like is a Toy and this make her angry!
Say bad thing of the member of her Family or friends make her angry and she want to lecture the one who a done this(like we see here!)
I wont say all make anger her, if i do, i will not finish.
and NO She and her Big Sister will not set pony to the moon or the sun. Lecturing is yes, set other to the moon or the sun is no!
All Alicorn will protect Flurry heart from bad filly or colt, some believe to be better then other but start to fear when face someone more powerful then self!
I’m with lulu