Prologue of my OC's story. Enjoy. Prologue: Silver Bells, the Outcast. One egg. Sitting on its own, in the middle of a field. Cold, abandoned and left to die before it is born. That is how I started as an egg in life. But I was lucky, I was adopted... Gold Leaf, a young and thoughtful mare, who had two children of her own, had taken me in. As she held me in her arms, I was more than happy to feel her warmth, and soon, I hatched. Gold Leaf was thinking that I was a giant bird, or a dragon, but she was wrong. Of all that hatched from that special egg, it was me. A pony that looked like a zebra, And had the oddest wings, hatched from within that egg. she was amazed what I was; she was so very shocked. But just like a true mother, she did not give me up. She instead treated me as I was her daughter. And the first words she had said was, "Welcome to the world, sweet young child..." After a year I was finally able to speak, and my big brother and sister, Blitz and Eragonite, had taught me how to live. "Little sister.... we are amazed how quickly you have grown into a young filly and how you've learnt everything we had learnt... I am always amazed by your abilities." they said. But soon, I was taken outside, and I was outcasted that day... "What is THAT?!" The other ponies would say. I just sobbed and as my family watched, they made faces of disgust. I felt like an outsider, as if I was not supposed to be there. And then the town mayor saw me, appropriately named "Silver Scroll" "How could ou raise such an abomination, yet let it into our town?! That demon pony is too dangerous to be here!" she said. "How can she be so dangerous? She is only a little filly...." Gold Leaf argued. But then I unlocked my power, which sealed my status to this day. I sneezed, and a bout of fire was produced, which burned the rug. "She is not dangerous.... she is critically deadly! Get her out of town! In fact, all of you, get out of my town!" Silver Scroll announced. We kicked out swiftly with all our goods. So we decided to start a caravan, pulled by horses, and thus was the start of my life... and an important start indeed.
