Mature for Blood and wounded Gore.

This battle alone will decide the fate of Equestria once and for all, Twilight facing against the evil tyrant named King Sombra and trying to stop him from taking over the world. With the Crystal Heart been corrupted more in the point its dark magic spreads all over Equestria, Twilight Sparkle decides to battle against the King with all of her might while the others find a way to stop the dark magic from spreading using the Elements of Harmony. She herself is facing grave danger alone as King Sombra is proven to be a much powerful opponent as he attacks like an untamed beast with his magic. She used her Element to stop him and his evil ambitions alone but its not enough to defeat the King of Darkness as every attack hem makes inflicted heavy damage onto Twilight.

Twilight sustained heavy wounds all around her body and almost gonna collapse due to the sheer power the King has. Her whole body is covered in blood and bruises, the wounds were present as they hurt on the cold, blizzard air and she starting to lose stamina. Blood was spilled on the ground as the stood up and prepared to attack Sombra using her magic along with the Element of Harmony she's wearing. King Sombra is about to make his move too and charge up his most powerful magic that could eradicate a pony out of the Akashic Record.

Only one of them will survive...........

The Third Season is about to premiere this week and a lot of people are in such hype for some reason. Well due to the pretty bad bad villain since G1 named Sombra. And I think this is where I push myself into my limits. Only one of them will survive this battle......and it ain't gonna be pretty. Now I do wonder if Part 2 will have Twilight have a serious 1 on 1 duel with King Sombra so she can save the Crystal Kingdom and the entire world of Equestria. Or.........

The battle here will trigger her Alicorn form to appear.

Well...place your bets when Part 2 comes. Hope you like.

King Sombra, Twilight Sparkle (C) Hasbro

Art: Mine

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