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Just (Be)Cause - Intro

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  3. >”Penispenispenispenispenispenispenis-“
  4. >”P-penis?”
  5. >God, you feel like a molester.
  6. >”Yeah, that’s how you call your friends!”
  7. >”Gee, thanks, mister!”
  8.  
  9. >Initiate trollface.
  10.  
  11. >The filly goes over to her friends.
  12. >“Hey guys! Penis!”
  13. >They literally roll on the ground.
  14. >Your sides won’t stop aching.
  15. >The filly comes back to you, giving you a sharp jab on the leg.
  16. >”Anon, I swear I will-“
  17. >You place your hand under her front legs, and hold her up.
  18. >”You will what?” You give a playful smile.
  19. >She eventually gives up, and laughs with you.
  20.  
  21. >Ah, freaking Applebloom.
  22. >Such a good little sister.
  23. >Well, not technically, but you are sort of her caretaker now.
  24. >”Uhm, Anon, I got to go now.” She motions her leg backwards.
  25. >”Oh yeah, sure.” You let her down on the ground again, only to see the little filly run over to her friends again.
  26. >You place your hands on your hips, proudly watching over.
  27.  
  28. >They grow up so fast.
  29. >Penises too, but this is too touchy-feely to include that.
  30.  
  31. >You sit on the bench again, watching over the fillies play.
  32. >”So, you like fillies too?”
  33. >Some bum sits next to you.
  34. >You shudder.
  35. >”You see that one with the red hair? Nice ass.” The bum points.
  36. >You slowly back away.
  37. >”Dude, that’s my sister.”
  38. >The bum looks at you.
  39. >”So?”
  40. >You grab him by the neck and fling him over the bench.
  41. >The colt flies over the hedge behind the bench, and lands in a secluded clearing.
  42. >You step in.
  43. >You flick your right wrist, revealing a weapon.
  44. >You always kept it safely there, just in case…
  45.  
  46. >Scalpels are oh so easy to come across, and their sharpness is heavily looked down upon.
  47. >How are those doctors going to slice through that flesh?
  48. >The bum regains his ground, ready.
  49. >”I’m getting that sweet ass, and you can’t stop me!”
  50. >You shudder again.
  51. >Christ.
  52. >He rams at you, but you leap out of the way.
  53. >You grab his jaw and hold it up.
  54. >His body curves upward, following the jaw.
  55. >You hold your scalpel, placing on the far left of the pony’s neck.
  56. >Without hesitation, you quickly cut through, slicing it open like butter.
  57. >You hold his jaw shut, not letting any noise out.
  58. >You hold him in this position for a while, letting all the blood run out.
  59. >You then push the lifeless body down, making sure to hide it under the bush.
  60. >The smell will tell it all.
  61.  
  62. >At least his coat became a good towel.
  63.  
  64. >You dump some dirt over the body, hiding it only a little.
  65. >Well, your collars are a bit stained, nothing much.
  66. >”Anon!” You hear Applebloom calling out.
  67. >Time out.
  68. >You jump out of the hedge.
  69.  
  70. >You take a relaxed position, and point at your sister-for-a-day.
  71. >”Sup?”
  72. >”What were you doing behind that hedge, Anon?”
  73. >Well, shit.
  74. >”I was uh-“
  75. >She starts to giggle.
  76. >This might turn to your favor.
  77. >”Were you-“
  78. >”YES”
  79. >You put a finger on your lips telling to shush.
  80. >You smile under that finger.
  81. >She smiles back.
  82. >”Oh-kay, Anon.” She covers her lips with her hoof.
  83. >You nod, and get back to your seat.
  84. >You dust off the dirt on your hands.
  85. >God, you hate dust.
  86. >You are much more relaxed now, whistling.
  87.  
  88. >Today was a good day.
  89.  
  90. >You walk your little sister back home, as the sun sets in the background.
  91. >You notice a rather shady pony looking at you, and once he made eye contact, he waves his leg.
  92. >”Applebloom, you know way back home, right?”
  93. >She nods.
  94. >”Anon, are you going off to play cards again?”
  95. >You look away, smiling.
  96. >”Maybe.”
  97.  
  98. >”Alright boys, put ‘em up.”
  99. >You glance over your hand.
  100. >A pair of kings, not bad.
  101. >The fifth card comes up.
  102. >It’s a king.
  103. >You smirk and push all of your bits to the center.
  104. >The ponies seem rather hesitant.
  105. >One jack ass goes all in as well.
  106. >The rest follows.
  107. >Ah yes, the glorious ‘Domino Effect’.
  108.  
  109. >Time to show your cards.
  110. >You have triples.
  111. >The rest weren’t even trying.
  112. >You chuckle, hugging the pile of money to yourself.
  113. >You might buy Applebloom a new book with this.
  114. >Or a freaking car.
  115.  
  116. >You quickly put in the bits inside your backpack, and you stand to head off.
  117. >”Hey, hold on a minute.”
  118. >You turn.
  119. >Somepony’s butthurt.
  120. >”I don’t think you played fair.” He says.
  121. >”Well, I think, you are an idiot.”
  122. >You wave him off.
  123. >Two big guards block your path.
  124. >”I think you should give me back my money, cheater.” The pony is coming closer.
  125. >You feel for your wrist.
  126. >Maybe you can negotiate.
  127. >”Hold on.” You face the idiot.
  128. >The rest of the players know what will happen. They’re just waiting for it.
  129. >”Maybe we can work this out.” You smile.
  130. >The show-off raises a brow.
  131. >You face one of the guard.
  132. >”Could you, sir, move the fuck away?”
  133. >He laughs at you.
  134. >The other follows.
  135. >The bumps you rather hard, knock you back.
  136.  
  137. >Jimmies rustled.
  138.  
  139. >”Oh, how genius.” You give a slow clap.
  140. >”Assuming, of course, you can spell, ‘genius’.”
  141. >You come closer.
  142. >You flick your wrist.
  143. >”Then, you might find this hilarious.”
  144. >You, being the taller, faster human you are, grab the top of the guard’s mouth, and jam the scalpel into it.
  145. >It goes all the way through, cutting you a bit.
  146. >Dammit.
  147. >The other guard flinches in response.
  148. >You flick your other wrist.
  149. >You jab another scalpel into the guard’s eye, digging in deep.
  150. >To say he was in pain was an understatement.
  151. >You turn to the other guard.
  152. >He is on the ground, whimpering.
  153. >You step on his stomach, leaning down.
  154. >You pull out the scalpel.
  155. >”Don’t.”
  156.  
  157. >”Hit.”
  158.  
  159. >”Me.”
  160.  
  161. >You kick the idiot on the face.
  162. >You turn to the show-off.
  163. >He’s already trying to run away.
  164. >You raise your hand a bit back.
  165. >Like a pitcher.
  166. >You let it fly frontward, sending the knife flying.
  167. >It lodges right on the skull, and the pony goes limp.
  168.  
  169. >You sigh.
  170.  
  171. >You take out fifty bits.
  172. >You throw it to the ponies.
  173. >”You know what to do.”
  174. >They nod.
  175. >One of them, Derpy, waves you goodbye.
  176. >You’re in good mood again.
  177. >You give a smile, as if nothing happened.
  178.  
  179. >You need new scalpels.
  180.  
  181. >You still have this bag full of bits.
  182. >So not all is lost.
  183. >Before you head home, you visit the Ponyville hospital.
  184.  
  185. >A familiar doctor welcomes you.
  186. >”Ah, Anon! Great to see you again.”
  187. >You shrug.
  188. >”Need more? Coming up.”
  189. >Soon you have ten nicely polished scalpels waiting for you.
  190. >”I never saw anyone who enjoyed cutting apples so accurately.”
  191. >You shrug again, much more good-mannered.
  192. >You hand him twenty bits.
  193. >”Say, doc.” He turns to you again.
  194. >”Yes, how may I assist you, Anon?”
  195.  
  196. >”Do you happen to know where the nearest toy store is?”
  197.  
  198. >You come home late again, whistling.
  199. >Applejack throws a disdaining look at you, and goes to her room.
  200. >You don’t mind her.
  201. >She may know your ‘evenings’ but she is nice enough to let you stay over.
  202. >You kiss Granny Smith a good night.
  203. >Big Mac is already snoring.
  204.  
  205. >You go into Applebloom’s room.
  206. >You place a gift box next to her bed.
  207. >”Goodnight.” You whisper.
  208. >You go back to your room, which you shared with Big Mac.
  209. >”Tiring day, eh, McKenzie?”
  210. >”Eeyup.” Looks like he’s not asleep.
  211. >”So, Anon, what ‘cha got for mah sister?”
  212. >”Just a new toy.
  213. >”Look, feller, I don’t know-“
  214. >”It’s not like that, Mac.”
  215. >There is a pause.
  216. >”She just reminds me so much.”
  217. >”Of whom?”
  218. >You pause.
  219.  
  220. >There is the smell of burning hair around you.
  221. >There are cries and screams everywhere.
  222. >The flames- you never expected them to have ringing noises.
  223. >You lay on your seat, clutching your side.
  224. >You glance over it, only to pull back in disbelief.
  225. >A large metal rod hangs out of your body.
  226. >There is bloody hole, and you can feel your life ebb away.
  227. >You glance over to your daughter.
  228. >She’s resting her head on you; at least she’s still breathing.
  229. >You hear her cry.
  230.  
  231. >Funny.
  232.  
  233. >Just a while ago, she was so excited to see New York.
  234.  
  235. >You hold onto her tight.
  236. >She is now awake, sobbing in fear.
  237. >You coo her and try to calm her down, but she’s crying harder.
  238.  
  239. >”Are we dead yet, Dad?” She asks, holding her brilliant eye to you.
  240. >She has her mother’s eyes.
  241. >You cough, and you give her the same smile you always given her.
  242. >”No, no. We’re going to be fine.”
  243. >You heave your breath.
  244. >”We’re going to be in New York. We’re fine.”
  245. >You hold her close.
  246.  
  247. >You feel it coming.
  248.  
  249. “Start spreading the news,” You start.
  250. “I'm leaving today.”
  251.  
  252. >You cough.
  253.  
  254. “I want to be a part of it,”
  255.  
  256. “New York, New York.”
  257.  
  258. >She joins in now.
  259.  
  260. >You can see the broken round glasses, the lined seats.
  261. >Your burning plane.
  262.  
  263. “These vagabond shoes are longing to stray”
  264. “Right through the very heart of it,”
  265.  
  266. “New York, New York.”
  267.  
  268. “I wanna to wake up in a city that doesn't sleep”
  269. “and find I'm king of the hill, top of the heap.”
  270.  
  271. “If I can make it there,”
  272.  
  273. “I'll make it anywhere.”
  274.  
  275.  
  276. “It's up to you, New York,”
  277.  
  278. “New York.”
  279.  
  280. >She sounds just like Polly Scattergood.
  281.  
  282. [Author’s note; frame of reference: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK9NxIiLZGk or any other relevant materials]
  283.  
  284. >You close your eyes.
  285.  
  286. >You always wanted to go to New York.