Helping others, to procrastinate

Y'all just let me do whatever, thanks for that. Miss and love y'all. Might draw again one day, who knows.

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magical technology is shoddy at best.

[dr-noble-stead]

Obviously this was all being recorded, for legal reasons.

[dr-noble-stead]

lifting with your legs is essential, all 4 of them.

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among the armored battalion guarding the train, what fate might have befallen the least fortunate of their ranks?

[dr-noble-stead]

The Convoy was a couple minutes ahead of schedule. Quite clever, but not quite clever enough. 

[dr-noble-stead]

Chico and his criminal mentors had a train to catch.

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The cart drew to a stop, they had arrived.

[dr-noble-stead]

He just had to make sure.

[dr-noble-stead]

Meet Jack, the senior operator and heavy weapons expert. He’s legally deaf.

[dr-noble-stead]

An older looking pegasus sat atop the porch roof, his hooves heavily armored and his guitar poorly tuned.

[dr-noble-stead]

As you can imagine, it’s hard being the moral core of a bloodthirsty gang.

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At least they had finally gotten to meet.

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Why had he sought out Aces’ wisdom, and endangered their well-being?

[dr-noble-stead]

Everypony needs a friend.

[dr-noble-stead]

Aces, as he was known, the crime boss of the gang. The brains, and more often than not, the voice of reason.

[dr-noble-stead]

Fight or flight gets the better of Chico from time to time.

[dr-noble-stead]

Some stories write themselves.