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Ink Well shot up in bed, immediately regretting the decision as pain lanced through his side and firmly braced leg. The soft morning light shone brightly in the familiar room, the nicks and stains from last evening's fight removed. Despite his better judgment he moved to get up, swinging his hooves from the burgundy bed to land on the floor with a soft 'clink'. His brace had been repaired, but gone was the light maneuverable frame of before. This new one was one solid cage of metal, probably for the best considering the shape it had ended up in. Carefully he pulled himself off of the bed, noting the tightness where new bandages had been admin

 As the last notes of the finale resonated through the theater and the curtain began to fall, they were met with thunderous applause from every last pony in the building. The whole house was standing, pounding their hooves against the floor, as clapping them together just was not loud enough to prove their enjoyment. When the crest of the applause had passed, the music for the bows began and the curtains rose once more. One by one the actresses entered the stage, coming in reverse order of size of role. First were  the background ponies, then the dancers, and then the minor roles, each group being met with progressively stronger a

 Rainbow Dash smiled as the IV was removed from her leg and she was given the okay to go. It hadn't been long at all, only about an hour as a precaution, but she was already tired of being cooped up. It hadn't helped that she'd been stuck in the wreck for three hours, the consequences of her choices literally surrounding her, pushing in from every side and demanding attention, but after all that dark, cold concrete she needed the open air and the light. With a quick flap of her wings to test them out, revealing no unexpected amount of soreness, but nothing too major, she took to the air, immediately reveling in the wind running through her ma

Rose continued CPR, mind blank of everything except the warm body beneath her. She was aware of the growing crowd appearing at the door, the noise and yelling, her own tears rolling down to drip onto Ink Well's blood covered chest, but none of them mattered. The only thing that did was him, to keep the heart she held so dear pumping, to see him safe and home once more. She felt him be pulled away, her grip instinctively tightening around him as she continued her work. Then she felt a hoof on her shoulder, returning her focus to the din of the world around her. She looked up through tear-blurred eyes to see Dr. Ampoule there, the soft red glo

 The war between nations was a long and brutal slog unlike any seen for centuries in Equestria. On a daily basis, many ponies fell to battle, and long before even the first year had finished, it was clear that medics would be in high demand. Whatever skill level they had, anypony with the ability was urged to join the war effort and save their nation's fighters. None felt that pressure more than Fluttershy after seeing her friends becoming major players on both sides of the war. Despite the strain it would leave on her woodland friends, Fluttershy, accompanied by her faithful companion Angel, signed up with the Royal Army's Medical Corps. I

The basement of the old house on the edge of the Everfree was nearly silent, the only noise the gentle breathing of five unconscious fillies and the fearful panting of one young apple farmer trying to calm herself down. Apple Bloom was looking over the room, busying herself with trying to figure out what to do with the others in order to forget the mind-bending battle she had seen. She could still feel the chill of that giant mouth, its breath pouring over her as it grinned inches from her face. And then it was replaced by all of that power, crashing against her like a wave on the shore, held in a little orange body. It was a body she though