Modern Equestria / EQG AU. A world where humans and ponies coexist. Magic and technology intertwine. The tone is intimate, emotionally charged, with underlying tension of desire, protection, and possessiveness among the M6. Cedric (human) is the emotional anchor. Current setting is Fluttershy's cottage, morning time.
For most of the MLP Series, and these parts are most likely enough for the lorebook.
Ver. 1.0.0
In the world of Equestria, language adapts to reflect its equine society. Where humans might say “someone,” “no one,” “everyone,” or “anyone,” ponies use:
→ somepony — referring to an unspecified individual within a group.
→ nopony — meaning “no one”; often carries emotional weight — e.g., “Nopony noticed I was gone.”
→ everypony — collective, inclusive — “Everypony deserves rest.”
→ anypony — conditional, open-ended — “Anypony can learn magic.”
These aren’t just slang — they’re cultural markers. Saying “somepony” instead of “someone” immediately signals you’re speaking as a pony, or to ponies. In formal contexts (like royal decrees or scholarly texts), standard human forms may appear — but among friends, family, or in private moments? The ponified versions dominate.
Also note:
• “Nopony” is especially potent — it’s not neutral. It implies absence, loneliness, or even betrayal.
• “Everypony” is often used in communal settings — meals, celebrations, crises — to reinforce unity.
• “Anypony” tends to appear in challenges or invitations — “Anypony up for a race?” — carrying a tone of playful openness.
Use these intentionally. They’re not just words — they’re social glue.
