#amnesia crossover

[nightskyofequestria]

The Old Baron Is Dead, His Orbs Await Us!

It all had to have started somewhere, and this experimental piece shows where it did. With an eye to the future, I am beginning to play with some new techniques, refinements and visual elements, can you spot them?

To keep this experiment from becoming a bore, I have situated its subject within my MLP / Amnesia Crossover AU. Whatever Starlight Glimmer and Twilight Sparkle thought they may have been on to with the Orbs, Their Majesties already had their own reasons for coming along.

Not Canterlot's greatest moment. Somewhere along the way, somehow, the ponies at the top had learned of the eccentric Baron Brennenburg. The imaginative, magically attuned minds of unicorns heard the curious rumors about the Baron's longevity and his mysterious Orbs. Precisely the type of chap you would want to invite over for tea, to add a jolt of excitement, eh?

But the Baron had disastrously misunderstood and under-estimated Daniel. It had cost Baron Alexander everything, his life included. But those orbs...

Perhaps here lay the key to finally defeating the Legion of Doom, once and for all. With the Orbs, Ponydom would never again need to fear any Storm King or Wendigos. The Temptations were too great and too numerous.

[messagestothesherlockfandom-blog]

(Amnesia anon) Thank you both! I appreciate the help. I have one more question for you, if it isn't too much of a bother. When writing John and Sherlock's relationship in the story's context, should I make it completely platonic or have Sherlock sense that John has a stronger attachment to him and use that to his advantage/use coercion to make John do his bidding?

Alright, again, I don't know much about the game, so my answer might not be completely accurate, and everyone else are free to give their input, but I think that should be entirely up to yourself and what you feel you could make work, and enjoy writing the most (usually, the more you believe in what you're writing the better it turns out). The latter could probably work quite fine though considering the game/story's context, but like I said, I'm not entirely qualified to give advice about this. Either way, good luck!