Here we go again [Dead]

[Val]

Here we go again. A soft breeze blew through the bustling streets of Canterlot, caressing everything that comes in front of it with a soft touch and gentle lullaby. The remaining trees that still stood in the large city billowed and howled a quiet song, branches bare and naked as the train made its way up the mountain the city rested upon. A slight chugging noise could be heard as the train ambled into the fancy station, puffs of smoke reaching up towards the sky as the transportation device moved through the chilly, winter air. Finally, it screeched to a halt on the tracks, and suddenly the doors opened with a puff of air and a voice entering the intercom with a cough. Aeverie let out a small sigh that rattled in her throat, grabbed her suitcase, and stepped off of the train and onto the platform, suitcase dragging down and scarf being tugged by the breezes.

Suddenly, Aeverie wad alone again. That's all there ever was in this city. You get off and you he to out. No social interaction. Everybody had a place to be and a place to partake in, and they knew it well. The white Pegasus silently remembered the same moment happening when she first arrived in Ponyville, except the occasion was different as she was completely alone on the platform. Now, she was going to a different city to meet up with family, not to move into her probably forever home. Slowly but surely, the train closed its doors and made its way back down the mountain, more smoke being puffed into the air. And the faint rolling of wheels could be heard as Aeverie wheeled away.

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Canterlot. The pegasus inhaled deeply taking in her surroundings. It was during on of these breaths, that she noticed a lone mare parting through the crowds. She looked sad, like a filly hoping their friends will show, but they don't. The breeze, though calm and caressing, was tampering with her newly cut bangs, and she pulled the hood of her fuzzy vest over her head before approaching the mare. She kind of reminded Acely of her mother, but a younger version of her mother.

"Hello! I'm Acely... woah!" She didn't get a chance to finish her greeting before a strong gust of wind flipped her sideways like a benevolent tumbleweed of a pony. "Ahh!" She landed with a thud on a tipped briefcase. Rubbing her behind, she mustered the courage to continue her introduction, even after her humiliating plight. "Yikes, you saw that. Anyway, as I was saying, I'm Acely Grace. You look disappointed. Can I walk with you into town? Maybe on the way you can tell me why your sad?"

She hovered close by the mare, and waited for her to respond.

[HelloImACrazyPony]

"No! Gosh Dangit!!! Now I have to wait for the next train!" A young teen mare yelled, stomping her front hooves. Many other ponies looked at her with strange looks, and her older cousin looked around, with an awkward smile.

"I-It's alright, Sugar. The next train doesn't come for another hour. We'll just go back to my salon, and wait. The white unicorn said, trying to sooth the small mare. She looked around, still seeing some ponies looking at the odd sight, of a country-looking filly, and a very colorful young mare. They were both things you didn't see in Canterlot very often, with the exception of the mare who owned a salon on the city streets.

Neon Dye, was her name. She turned towards the town, her little cousin following. As they walked, Neon bumped into an orange and green speckled filly, and quickly apologized. She quickly realized that it was a filly, and stopped in her tracks. She looked at the filly, confused. Why is there a filly all alone? She asked herself.

[RariShyZealot]

The blue Unicorn looked around, taking a deep breath as he stepped off the train. Canterlot, city of the gods he had heard it called back home. He wasn't a believer but he could see why others may be as he saw the white and gold spires rise above the streets. He began to walk towards what he assumed was the exit, following the stream of ponies exiting from the other doors of the train.

"Well, time to find a job. Don't wanna end up having to run back home to my brothers clinic all broke and miserable." He muttered for himself. As he walked he levitated some of his tools up in front of his face, checking to see if he had forgotten anything. Nope, all there, the entire tool set was there.

This was a momentous day for him, it had been years since he had last visited here and that had not ended well, but now he was ready to start anew, to eke out a nice little life in the capital, and maybe even find himself a handsome stallion. But first things first: time to find a job.