Lunar Eclipse By: Chromativore Pacing back and forth across the room, Princess Luna let out an exhalation of frustration, accompanied only by the gentle echoing of her hoofsteps gently reverberating within the chamber. To their credit, the nearest posted guards had come running when they heard the crashing that ensued after a vase had suddenly smashed to the floor. To Luna's agitation, she had to quickly assure them as they burst through the door that everything was fine, and promptly shooed them back out into the hallway. Frankly speaking, she had no time for such trivial distractions like broken pottery, and did not need their questions distracting her at this time. Finishing her lap around the rug that adorned the tiled marble floor, her route took her past a few statues, a bust of herself and of her sister, some more vases, before finally halting in front of a polished wooden table. It was currently adorned with a fine purple velvet cloth that was currently host to a venerable

She had been walking home in the brisk late afternoon air when the public announcement blared out from her phone: “Giant Shark Monster spotted in the city! Potential attack imminent! All citizens should proceed with caution!” Flicking quickly through the alert on her phone, Holly could not help but feel her tail wag with a bit with excitement. There had always been that extreme sense of danger when these monster attacks occurred, naturally, but invariably she always felt a nondescript energy crackle about the air as well. Was she beginning to enjoy these encounters, or perhaps it was something else? As it stood, her time as the mild-mannered citizen would have to be put on hold, for what the people of the fair city needed currently was a hero. Who they needed was: She-Rex. Admittedly, that title was not one she was overtly fond of, nor would have selected for herself. It was kinda crude and sounded more like a villain's name if she was perfectly frank about it. However, when you