GallientLighte

Meanwhile outside EQD Offices.

"Why did I get stuck on patrol duty today? They could have at least let Onyx come with me, but nooooo. I'm surprised he hasn't suffocated under all the paperwork they make him do." Gallient mumbled to himself with a sigh.

"At least everything's been quiet so far." Looking up, he notices a figure move into the alley next to the EQD building.

"Now who would be sneaking around like that in the middle of the day?"

I like at the beginning of this there were no games based on MLP FiM. Now there's a ton like Fighting is Magic, and Legends of Equestria to name some big ones.

I have a few brony friends. One has kinda drifted away from just talking about stuff from it but is still a huge fan. One is as excited about it as me. And the last isn't really a fan but loves Big Mac. I also have a friend who despises the show completely. I don't really see why but still. It kinda bugs me when I talk about some things that have meaning that relate to MLP and he doesn't care and tells me this.

I have a few that I'd like to list since they pertain to stories I might write.

Dusty Gunner and Applejack.

Gallient Lighte and Twilight Sparkle.

Silver Star and Rainbow Dash.

I refuse to say why, but each pair makes tons of sense to me. If I ever get around to writing anything, y'all will find out.

Before I welcome you, I feel the need to tell you that your perception is slightly off. I've met many great musicians in my time. I've met guitarists, vocalists, percussionists, one or two violinists (strange set of circumstances) and all manner of electronica artists (mostly Trance). All of them were just "ordinary." None of them were special, and most worked their butts off to get to where they are. You can do the same, and don't think any different. Granted your heroes are from a time when people actually put effort into music, but that is another story entirely. But yeah. No one is born successful, nor are they born amazingly talented. They may have talent, but any amount of talent without the hard work to develop it comes to naught. Just remember "Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect."

THAT ALL SAID!

Welcome to Canterlot! I'm Star Swirl the resident mad science pony.

I completely agree with you, but what I said may have thrown you off. I believe people aren't born geniuses, they're made. Some people may be born with a better understanding though. I tend to learn things fairly quick. It's all about how you learn. Anyway thank you all for the warm welcomes!!!

I have deemed this relevant.

Oh and hi! Hope to get to know you better!

Hope this describes me well enough!