Princess Luna and the Festival of the Winter Moon by G. M. Berrow

Author:G. M. Berrow
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Horses, Juvenile Fiction / Media Tie-In, Juvenile Fiction / Social Issues / Friendship, Juvenile Fiction / Toys, Dolls, Puppets
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Published: 2015-11-03T05:00:00+00:00

When making any official royal visit, Princess Luna traveled by way of her chariot. The two stallions who pulled it were quite unique. Echo and Nocturn were from a race of ponies that lived deep within mountain caves like bats. They had gray hides, pointed wings, yellow catlike eyes, and very quiet dispositions.

Luna had found them when she’d responded to a call to Smokey Mountain many moons ago, moons after she’d settled the dispute between the bat ponies and the mountain dragons. The princess had arrived to find the two bat ponies, separated from their colony and caught within the clutches of an angry dragon who’d left his own tribe because of his enduring resentment toward their species. Luna used her Alicorn magic to lull the dragon to sleep, allowing the two stallions to fly away. Deeply grateful for the aid in their escape, Echo and Nocturn offered to serve as her royal guard forever after.

“Will you be requiring us on your journey to Ponyville today, Highness?” Echo asked with a bow. He squinted his eyes, which were not used to daylight.

“It shall not be necessary,” Luna assured him. It had been a long night, but she was excited to see if her little experiment had worked. “I’m only going for a quick surprise visit.” She looked to Nocturn, who couldn’t even open his eyes. “Besides”—she chuckled—“you two wouldn’t be able to see very well in this daylight.”

“Not true,” Nocturn grunted. He pulled out a pair of shiny sunglasses and put them on. Echo did the same. “We are prepared for all things, Princess.”

The princess laughed and took off back toward Ponyville on her own.

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