Kaye-Star

"Luna? I am... Nightmare Moon! Celestia shuddered and began to lightly sweat. "I have one duty now: to destroy you!" "LUNA!!" Celestia's eyes flew open with that shout, and she gasped for air for a few seconds before throwing herself upright. She looked all around. She was in her room, safe and sound, with not a soul to be seen around her. A nightmare. It'd only been a nightmare. That same one she relived too many times. "Your Majesty!" A few of her guards burst her door open and were ready for action. "Are you alright? We heard you scream." Celestia quickly composed herself, though the guards could still sense something wasn't quite ri

She stared forlornly into the mirror, trying to appreciate what looked back. She wasn't sure she could. She raised her hoof to the reflection, her cynical glare not catching anything different. The pony on the other side lowered her own hoof and growled. The mirror began to crack into a few large pieces. "You know you will never be anything but a monster on the inside!" the reflection taunted. "She will always live inside you!" The mirror's shards burst out and the first pony ducked for cover, instinctively shielding herself with her hooves. When all the shards had fallen and she looked above the broken glass around her, a new pony now stoo

Luna didn't feel well tonight. The night itself wasn't unlike any other night, but for Luna, it was particularly painful. She had wanted to forget about it, to pretend it never happened, but she couldn't. The more she tried to forget, the worse she felt. During the day, she hadn't felt well either, but since she spent most of her days sleeping, it hadn't bothered her much since her exhaustion from the previous night's duties minimized it. Now that she was rested, she felt it all in full force, enough that it came close to being a physical ailment, as her stomach had been slightly aching since she woke up. Luna could not stop staring at the

Celestia tried to think of what she could do. What would cheer Luna up? Before, she hadn't realized Luna was so upset, but she had to do something. She couldn't watch her sister cry and walk away like it was nothing. "Hey, Luna, do you want to---" Before she could finish, Luna furiously lashed out, pointing an accusing hoof at her. "Get out! You don't understand! Leave me alone!" Celestia was stunned, and that shock quickly turned to anger. But she tried to stay composed. She noticed a few empty bottles near Luna's bed. "Calm down," Celestia thought to herself. "She might be drunk. Don't yell back." "I was trying to suggest-" "I don't wa