Thread: Kamen Rider Harmony (*Me and GW*)

"It's not, but it seems that Faithlessness is rather lazy. Like someone I know." Applejack stated, looking at Dash, who smiled sheepishly.

Sorrow bottled her third jar of the movie and placed it aside. The movies were a good way to get sorrow, but it was a one-use option, as playing the movies over and over would lower the amount of sadness until there was nothing left to collect.

"Faithless!" Sorrow yelled, getting a yelp in surprise and a loud thud. "Huh? Furball failed?" Faithless asked, rubbing his sore head. "Congrats, you're next." "Whaaaat?! Why me?!" Faithless squacked in a whiny tone.

"Because you haven't gone." Sorrow said with her bland voice.

"Yeah, he is," said Fluttercruel.

"That reminds me, why are Deceit and Faithless males?" asked Rarity.

"I don't know," said Fluttercruel. "Probably because the Old Man hates having all the same thing," she replied. "What I'm concerned at is why the Strife transformed into a Disaster," she continued. "We're not finding chaos JUST to wake the old man up, we consume it to increase our powers," she explained. "Cruelty actually tastes bitter, but I like bitter. We can eat normal food though."

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"Yeah, you are most definitely not the next in line," said Deceit, before looking over the movies. He then handed Sorrow a copy of the pony version of "Old Yeller".

"Thank you." Sorrow said, ejecting the DVD in the player and placed the new movie in.

"Fine." Faithless huffed out and flew out of the cave.

Twilight pondered this. "So, it's safe to assume none of your siblings had collected enough energy to fuel that Strife's evolution?" She asked.

"That's the thing," said Fluttercruel. "Desire MIGHT have had enough, she'd been storing up her own greed all year, but she's too cunning for that," she said. "And as you can guess, it wouldn't make much sense for one of the others to give up their stored energy to Desire," she explained. "...Could it have been..."

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"You're not welcome," said Deceit. "This movie doesn't have a dog, right?"

Sorrow looked at the box. "You might want to leave." She said, showing him the box.

"This has been bugging me since we met. There are five of you. There are 6 Elements. What happened to your sixth?" Bon Bon interjected.

"I totally want to stay," said Deceit, getting up and walking off to the corner.

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"Loneliness," said Fluttercruel. "She's Twilight's daughter...we honestly don't know where she is," she explained. "But we know one thing, like Magic is the key Element, Loneliness is the key Element of Chaos. If she was at full power, she'd be the strongest of the six of us."

Sorrow just turned back to the film and watched on, ready to collect some energy.

"Hoo boy." Dash said out of fear, not liking the sound of that.

Fluttercruel nodded. "I just wonder...maybe she made the Strife grow into a Disaster," she said, looking at the group.

"Anyway, we should probably give these jewels to the guards so that can return it," said Rarity, though clearly having some difficulty with her own greed at the moment.

"That has to be the only real explanation, then." Twilight said, rubbing her arm.

Some time later, the group hauled the pile of jewels and gold nuggets to the jewelers, utterly shocked at what happened to their stock. Since there was such an immense pile, nopony would notice some jewels and gold missing.

Rarity yawned. "Well...I'm tired," she stated. "I suggest we all go back and get some sleep."

Fluttershy nodded. "Yes, we've had quite the rough day..."

"Same here... Alright, night, girls." Twilight called out, heading for home. Bed has never sounded so appealing.

OOC: Time skip?

((Yup.))

At breakfast a few days later, everyone would discover their food had been tainted by incredibly spicy liquid rainbows by Fluttercruel, except for Fluttershy and Anuva's.

"Gaaaaahhhh...." Twilight panted out, clutching her thoat weakly.

Applejack was drinking cold water from the sink.

Dash, however, was fine. "Jeez, it's just eggs." The pegasus said, looking at her suffering friends.