A Birthday Party for Molly

[Guu]

Guu moved her way down the street, her head filled with clouds. She just met the dreamiest of cats, a handsome cat man running a burger joint. She had to keep herself composed, she was a princess, she couldn’t go after burger flipping carnival faire, plus anyways, a cat that freakin hot probably have girls clawing at him for his attention. Best he doesn’t get exposed to the life of royalty anyways.

To keep her mind off the issue, she waddled her way to the line to the roller coaster. Much to her surprise, each person let her cut ahead. It’s as if everyone knew her and she was the ruler of the city or something.

Once to the front of the line, the yellow pegasus kindly bowed as she got into the cart.

“Enjoy the ride, Princess!”

She had to get in one of the smaller seats in the back to accommodate her height and weight. In retrospect, she should have taken her adult form, but it was a tad late now.

As the cart filled up, some were thrilled to be in the same ride as the highness herself. One of the pegasi pulled down the restraints, locking the riders in place.

“Please keep your hands, feet, and tails inside the cabin until the ride has met its completion!”


With everyone secure, the two pegasi in front looked back at the group for one last quick safety check before dashing off onto the clouds.

They rode up above the city, seeing the festivities and attractions from up high. The people looked like ants all the way up there. With a sway, the cart flew down by the palace, giving everyone a great view of the city’s center piece.

With another dash, they flew passed main street where a bunch of merchants waved at the oncoming cart.

A swoosh and they flew passed the bounce mansion.

With another, they were at the ferris wheel.

Then the pegasi take them for a ride, flying higher and higher, going in loops, spins, rolls in the air, before diving straight down towards the street and swooping just before dipping below tthe buildings. The cart rolled in back to the station. The patrons look thrilled as they passed the yellow pegasi, but Guu looked somewhat dissatisfied.

“What’s wrong Princess? Did you not like the ride?”

“Oh it was okay.” She said, waving a hand at him to dissuade his concerns. “Just not as thrilling when you can already fly as fast as that.”