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Bloody Whispers
Girl - Pegasus
Came from Everfree Forest - raised in the wilderness by herself.
Parents unknown


Her tale is a story full of twists and turns, her age is unknown but her life takes her many places.

It all started when she left the forest, her spirit as wild as the beasts that roam it as she had to fight to stay alive and learned early on that being crewel and wicked was the only way to survive. One day she flew high above the trees and found near the edge were a group of fillies playing in the bright and cheerful flowers. She advanced on them and landed with a resounded thud of her hooves. Her gaze was full of malice as she approached them, but the took no notice and greeted her sweetly. She in turn destroyed the flowers and took comfort in their pain and laughed as they fled to the the small town of Ponyville. She flollowed their trail into town and was also greeted by many ponies. She strolled around, taking note of their cheerful life and quickly grew resentful of their bliss. She then vowed to end that with all her might.

She kicked over fruit stands, she smashed down doors and all the while laughed so wickedly as the town began to fill with panic. In her glory she failed to notice many other pegasus flying off toward the palace of Canterlot.

The day raged on and she continued her wicked game, not noticing the royal presence of Princess Celestia. The queen tried to reason with the Pegasus to no avail and told her if she did not stop this attack she would have to take action.
Bloody Whispers turned her tail on the princess and roared her rage to the empty streets. Celestia bowed her head and cast a spell, the spot where Bloody stoop was now just a smoldering mark on the ground.

Bloody awoke sometime later to find herself in a cold and desolate place, there was nothing but starlight and grey earth around her. She looked up and saw the planet where she was just standing and realized she had been banished to the moon. She wandered for days feeling no hunger or pain, only an empty void in her heart. She heard hoovesteps behind her and was face to face with a dark Alicorn who looked as evil as the night sky. She followed the mare around for days. Days turned to weeks and weeks turned to months and she learned from the mare of her past and powers and quickly became the student to Nightmare Moon. Together they talked of darkness and fear, loathing and hatred. Nightmare Moon taught Bloody of the summer sun celebration when they would be free of their prison and return to earth to cause havoc.

Together they waited for that fateful day and as it came to pass they were back in Ponyville and ready to bring eternal night.
As Bloody waited for her mentors signal everything went wrong. A team of ponies gathered the elements of harmony and defeated the dark princess.
Devastated Bloody ran back into her forest and wept softly for herself. While she was unaware of her surroundings the peaceful animals of the forest surrounded her and tried to comfort her in her pain. She did not chase them away but felt a warm stirring in her heart. She closed her eyes and let the critters lay around her as she glowed in the friendship.

In time she began to soften up and learned that friendship with these animals was a gift and a joy and she quickly learned to laugh and play.

One day she flew high up into the clouds and spotted once more a group of ponies playing in the flowers. She swiftly flew to them and a few remembered her horrid past and fled, a brave little filly walked up and gave her a warm greeting. She returned the greeting and gently plucked a flower and gave it in friendship. The other ponies had seen this before fleeing and returned to see this strange sight. Bloody returned to Ponyville and quickly quenched the flames of fear she had once wrought and became known around town as a very sweet and caring pony.

Bloody's kindness nearly matches Fluttershys and she became friends with her, helping tend to the animals and flowers. Her dark appearance still causes fear but ponies learned fast to not judge her by sight but by heart.