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“Woah!” 

Karamatsu was no stranger to making a complete fool out of himself in front of a large crowd of people. What had happened this time? He stumbled over a tiny pebble on the sidewalk, lost his balance, and was now finding himself flailing his arms and falling rapidly to the ground. 

With a loud plop, Karamatsu hit the ground and winced at the quick feeling of pain. His sunglasses fell off over his eyes and landed on top of his lips, making him aware that there were people looking in his direction, some whispering to themselves, others laughing, and a few others trying to make their way over to him.

So he did the next best thing he could to avoid embarrassing himself. 

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        “Wait!” The small Alicorn called out, raising a foreleg at the human boy. She didn’t know where she was, nor did she have even an inkling of and idea as to what the modern conveniences of this world were. She was from an era in her own time that was well before her own world’s modern society, yet that one wasn’t even as technologically advanced as this one was. So it was safe to say she was confused, and ever so slightly scared of the cars that rushed through the street; even if they hadn’t been randomly accelerating.

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        Oh! A familiar face was so good to see! What could have been better? What a lovely day it was turning out to be. The screams and carnage surrounding her didn’t even seem to phase her, the bright smile stayed on her face as she floated above it all. Specifically, floated above it all trying to find the boy she’d seen.

        “VEEEEENY! COME OUT, COME OUT WHEREVAAAR YOU AAARE! OH! THERE YOU ARE!” 

        She pointed a finger toward someone before flying down and vibrating in place. The surroundings filled with rainbow colours as she jumped up and down. 

        With a smile on her face, the tall woman carried herself around the city with a small bag. What was in the bag were some home-made treats. Among them were different sweet tasting breads and sugar skulls she had moulded and decorated herself. It was not near her own holiday, but she wanted to at least make herself feel better as she was becoming increasingly more homesick by the day. She paused in her pace and stopped before a younger boy. Reaching into the bag she held out a glistening hand, in it was extended a white skull made of sugar with various hues of blue frosting decorating it.

        Right. So, the mirror was utterly useless. What a wonderful gift she received. How fortunate for her to be bestowed with something that had little function or use to her. The bright glow of the alternate dimension, when stepped through, did little but change her to her human form from the other world she'd spent time in.

        Well, at the very least she could avoid startling people this way, or the inane questions and comments about being a “horse”. She was going to write an essay about this soon and post it around the city for pony's sake.