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6/18/2025, 9:32:38 PM
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>It all started one day; by sunrise. A foggy, blurry sunrise, over the vast waters of the Amazon river.
>The loud morning noises of flapping wings and bird calls, of monkeys and so many other animals -- it all was suddenly interrupted by a blast.
>Waves upon waves of birds parted ways and left the thick canopies, in what looked like an urgent massive escape.
>A large metallic object, shaped in the form of a large cylinder with rounded tips had just landed in the middle of the jungle.
>Merciless from the very start, it crushed everything in its way once it carved itself amidst the trees.
>It punctured the soil with anchors and there it stood.
>Just like that, without context and reason,'they' began.
>The buzz of insects was quickly replaced by that of drones; the first ones sparked curiosity in every tribe and settlement, due to their strange, but seemingly harmless nature.
>The forest nations were not unaware of the world outside. But those ponies were as deeply rooted as the trees and had no reason to mess around with the 'civilized' folks.
>Not everypony was so sure about the innocent nature of the 'buzzing things' though.
>It wasn't too long until the second wave began.
>Those machines were no longer for recognizance, but extermination.
>Haze's woke up and jumped out of her tent
>Nothing but the starry night sky above.
>Kuru was still in her post.
>Just another dream
>Never-ending reminders that wouldn't leave Haze's mind.
>It all started one day; by sunrise. A foggy, blurry sunrise, over the vast waters of the Amazon river.
>The loud morning noises of flapping wings and bird calls, of monkeys and so many other animals -- it all was suddenly interrupted by a blast.
>Waves upon waves of birds parted ways and left the thick canopies, in what looked like an urgent massive escape.
>A large metallic object, shaped in the form of a large cylinder with rounded tips had just landed in the middle of the jungle.
>Merciless from the very start, it crushed everything in its way once it carved itself amidst the trees.
>It punctured the soil with anchors and there it stood.
>Just like that, without context and reason,'they' began.
>The buzz of insects was quickly replaced by that of drones; the first ones sparked curiosity in every tribe and settlement, due to their strange, but seemingly harmless nature.
>The forest nations were not unaware of the world outside. But those ponies were as deeply rooted as the trees and had no reason to mess around with the 'civilized' folks.
>Not everypony was so sure about the innocent nature of the 'buzzing things' though.
>It wasn't too long until the second wave began.
>Those machines were no longer for recognizance, but extermination.
>Haze's woke up and jumped out of her tent
>Nothing but the starry night sky above.
>Kuru was still in her post.
>Just another dream
>Never-ending reminders that wouldn't leave Haze's mind.
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