Trixie's Failed Revenge or What's Hiding Under Twilight's Tail

"Extra! Extra! The latest news! Princess Celestia's number one student has saved our town from an invasion of bug bears! Buy the paper and find out how Twilight Sparkle defeated the horrible creatures from the Everfree Forest!" Shouted loudly the young colt, waving a weighty stack of newspapers on the main street of Ponyville. "Buy a paper, ma'am, just one bit," he said, turning to the unicorn who passed him, wrapped tightly in a hooded gray cloak that hid her face and her cutie mark securely. "Um... yeah, okay," she said quietly, and then, without raising her head, she handed him a gold coin, then telekinesed the newspaper, slipped it into the grocery bag, and moved on. "Thank you," the colt nodded and, putting the coin in the pouch around his neck, continued shouting, "Extra! Extra! Come and find out how our favorite citizen saved us all from danger!" "Ha, favorite citizen, well, well," the cloaked mare muttered quietly, glaring at him angrily, and, without turning around again, headed for the exit of the city, making her way into the Everfree Forest. After passing a few gloomy-looking trees, she turned off the main road and, deepening into the bushes, soon came to a small clearing at the edge of which stood a wheeled carriage. Here at last she threw off her hood and, taking the key from her pocket, opened the door with it. As she stepped inside the carriage, a muffled hiss sounded from a dark corner in front, and two small bloodshot eyes appeared. "Easy, Clucker, it's Mommy. I've brought your favorite rice cakes, don't you want some?" The mare said quietly as she hung her cloak on the hook and went to the side window to open the shutters. When the beastie heard her words, it stopped hissing and clucked happily, then quickly ran up to the unicorn and began jumping beside her and rubbing its scaly tail against her leg. The animal was a cockatrice, which lived in the carriage with his owner. "Oh yes, I know how much you love them, my sweet and loyal Clucker," the pony said, picking it up from the floor and nuzzling it against her cheek. "You're the only one who appreciates me and truly waits for me. You alone know how to please the Great and Powerful Trixie." Yes, his owner was Trixie, who now lived near Ponyville. After that unfortunate incident with Ursa, she didn't know where to go and preferred to stay here for a while and wait for everypony to forget about her failure. Of course, it wasn't safe enough to live in the Everfree Forest, but Trixie knew a few magic tricks that allowed her to hide her abode from prying eyes. And even if anyone did notice it, she always had her faithful tame cockatrice with her, whom she had received for her birthday from her magician father when she was a very young filly. "That's it, Clucker, come here," she said as she sat the animal down on the table by the stove and handed him a rice cookie. "Now say: Yum." Cockatrice made a clucking sound. "No, not Co-Co, Yum. Come on, you can do it," Trixie insisted, patting him lightly on the neck. Cockatrices stared at her thoughtfully for a few seconds and then clucked again, trying hard to make out the word she wanted. "Well done! I knew you could do it! I swear you'll make a wonderful conjurer someday, and I'll use you in my shows," the unicorn said, cooing happily, handing Clucker a cookie, which he promptly devoured. "Yes, the audience will love you because you're so cute," she added as she stroked his back. "Of course, if the Great and Powerful Trixie is ever on stage." Leaving her pet on the table, she headed toward the stove, where she made herself some tea. As soon as it boiled, she poured it into a cup and took it with her and walked deep into the carriage. After passing several shelves of clay figurines she'd made herself (a little hobby Trixie was into besides magic tricks), the mare sat down on the wide couch and unwrapped a fresh newspaper. "Oh, that Twilight Sparkle!" Trixie grumbled after a few minutes. "Just listen to what they say about her, Clucker: «Our great and powerful heroine defeated once again today the dangerous creatures from the Everfree Forest, who wanted to ruin the honey pie feast. When these monsters unexpectedly attacked the civilians and tried to eat all their baked goods, our brave apprentice of Princess Celestia came to everypony's rescue by casting an unusually powerful flyswatter spell that chased the monsters back into their forest, protecting not only the innocent ponies but the pies as well». Ha! The great and powerful heroine! Only Trixie can call herself that! Not only did this upstart make me look like an inept, destroy my reputation, and drive me out of town, but now she's stolen all my titles! Ugh! Nasty Twilight Sparkle! I hate her so much! She grabbed the paper, crumpled it and threw it to the far side of the carriage. Clucker, noticing his owner's distress, jumped off from the table and came closer, rubbing against her hoof. "Co-co-co," he murmured softly. "Yes, Clucker, I know I shouldn't be so angry. But that Twilight Sparkle is really bad. She ruined my career as a traveling entertainer, and then she became famous when she defeated that horrible Ursa." She picked up the cockatrice and laid it on her feet, stroking it fondly. "Ha, so she defeated Ursa! I could have, too, if I hadn't been caught off guard. Those two brats brought this beast into town, and they made it my fault. Is that fair, Clucker?" Cockatrice muttered a couple of thoughtful squawks. "That's what I'm talking about! This Twilight thing was all about making me look like a villain. And now she reaps all the glory and calls herself great and powerful, while I have to hide from everyone in the forest. Oh, how I wish I could get back at her! To do something so that she would be humiliated once and for all and no longer dare to call herself great and powerful." Trixie picked up her mug of tea and took a few sips, looking aimlessly over the walls of her carriage until her gaze happened to fall on a shelf of figurines. "Yeah, I'd feel a lot better if I could get back at her somehow and expose her to ridicule. But how?" The unicorn reasoned, looking at the figures of handsome stallions with enormous dicks, on which she had worked particularly hard. And then it hit her. "And why not? You know, Clucker, the Great and Powerful Trixie just had a wonderful idea," she said as she rose from the couch and lifted the cockatrice with her fore hooves. "Cluck-cluck?" He sounded surprised. "Exactly. I figured out a way to teach that nasty Twilight Sparkle a lesson. And you're going to help me do it," said the mare, hugging her pet and smiling slyly.

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"Oh, hello, Twilight. Where are you off to?" Said the beige pegasus, who was a friend of the purple unicorn. "I'm going to the Everfree Forest, to Zecora's, to get some of my favorite tea," replied Twilight. "Well, thank goodness," Trixie whispered, as she sat in a nearby cafe, munching on a daisy sandwich. She had been stalking Twilight Sparkle for days, waiting for an opportunity to lure her into the Everfree Forest. But now she was going to go into it herself, which made the whole plan a lot easier. "Th-the Everfree Forest?! Ah, you'll be careful, won't you?" The slightly pale pegasus muttered. "Maybe you should look for him somewhere in town." "Oh no, don't talk her out of it," Trixie hissed softly. "I wish I could, but they don't sell this kind of tea anywhere else, and Zecora brings it straight from her homeland. Don't worry, nothing will happen to me. I'll be very careful, I promise," Twilight replied with a smile. "Okay, if you say so," her friend sighed. "Yes, she's going into the forest! Now I have to get home right away!" Trixie pronounced contentedly and, tossing the waiter a couple of bits for the food, galloped back to her place. When she reached the carriage, she quickly ran into it. "Wake up, Clucker, your time has come!" The excited unicorn exclaimed, briskly throwing off her cloak and opening one of her tool boxes. "Co-co?" Uttered the cockatrice, lifting his head from the pillow on which he slept. "Yes, she's on her way! And you and I don't have much time to prepare!" Quickly retrieving a bucket and a trowel from the closet, the mare added. "Well? Ready to help your mommy?" "Cluck-cluck!" Clucker squawked merrily. "Great, let's go then," Trixie said as she struggled to put a large bag of cement and a bottle of water into the bucket. "I'm going to get my revenge today."

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"See, Clucker, she's Twilight Sparkle," Trixie said after twenty minutes, lounging in the bushes near the path that led to the zebra hut. "The same mean pony that hurt me." "Co-co?" Said the cockatrice. "Yes, she may not look that bad on the outside, but she's a nasty one, believe me. Now be quiet or she'll hear us." The unicorn and cockatrice lurked in the bushes, waiting for Twilight Sparkle pass them before they followed her. Trixie had trouble keeping up with the frisky pony. In addition to her cement bucket, she was wearing uncomfortable work clothes that made it hard for her to walk. But for the sake of revenge, Trixie was willing to put up with it. Finally Twilight went deep enough into the forest to begin. "That's it, Clucker, now's your cue. Get that Twilight to slow down a bit," Trixie grinned as the cockatrice jumped out of the bushes and quickly ran after the purple unicorn. Once he overtook her, he lurked by a small rock near the clearing and, waiting for Twilight to get close, jumped out sharply toward her. The unicorn backed away frightened. She was about to turn and run, but then her eyes met his petrified gaze. Twilight opened her mouth, her body began to harden rapidly, and in a second she was completely petrified. "There you go, well done, Clucker, you did your job beautifully," the blue unicorn said merrily as she ran up to him, rewarding her pet with a rice cookie, then turned to Twilight. "Well, well, Twilight Sparkle, we meet at last," Trixie said in a satisfied voice as she set the bag of cement on the ground. "Why aren't you saying anything? Did Cockatrice bite your tongue?" She laughed, pleased with the joke. "What? You didn't expect to see me so soon? I hope you didn't think you could just humiliate me and get away with it?" Trixie laughed out loud and went on. "Oh no, I've waited a long time for this. Every night I fell asleep wondering how I could get back at you, and now the day has finally come." She stepped closer and ran her hoof across the petrified mare's cheek. "You know, I could easily leave you like this forever. What's stopping me from taking you to my carriage and putting you there as a decoration? Or maybe a coat rack?" She laughed again and, playfully pushing Twilight with her croup, dropped her on side. "But no, that would be too easy. I've got something more interesting for you," the unicorn said, putting her back on her hooves. "And now the Great and Powerful Trixie is going to get her revenge on you with this bag of cement." She opened the bag and poured its contents into a bucket, then poured water into it and stirred it with a stick. Suddenly there were hurried hoofsteps not far from the clearing. "Who the heck is that?" Thought Trixie, quickly grabbing Clucker and all the tools and diving with them into the bushes. "Twilight! What's happened to you?" The pegasus that Trixie had seen this evening gasped. "Now, what's she doing here?" The blue unicorn mentally said, eyeing the panicked mare. "Oh, no! If you've been turned to stone, it must means... oh! Oh, no, girls! Don't move; I'll be back for you. GIRLS!!!" The pegasus exclaimed and ran as fast as she could. "Yeah, she's not going anywhere, don't you worry," Trixie said with a smirk as she emerged from the bushes. "Clucker, be a dear and keep our guest busy while Mommy does her job." "Co-co?" Cockatrice squawked. "No, there's no need to turn her to stone. Just parrot her to keep her out of here," the unicorn said, and cockatrice ran after the pegasus. "I'll get on with my art," Trixie chuckled, and, like a pianist stretching her fore hooves, she took up her trowel. "It's a good thing you turned your tail up out of fear, Twilight. Now I can see your pretty little mare's cleft," the unicorn said from behind her, gently running her hoof over her rival's stone rump. "Wow, what an appetizing little thing you've got there! I'm sure all the stallions in Ponyville are crazy about you." She playfully slapped her a few times. "But you know, I'm not interested in mares. So I'm going to improve you a little bit and make you a lot more beautiful." And with those words, she scooped up some cement with her trowel and slapped it onto Twilight's clit. "That's it, and now a little more," she whispered, adding more and more cement. "Don't worry, Twilight, I'm a talented sculptor, and I'm going to make you look so beautiful that everyone around you will envy you. Or should I say handsome?" She chuckled again and, making sure there was enough cement on Twilight, began to telekinesis pull and shape him, lowering him lower and lower to the ground. Soon it resembled a long icicle, which Trixie began to gently smooth out. "I'll fix this, I'll remove that, and let some cement here… here and here…" she mentally whispered, passionately wielding a rag and a trowel and magically speeding up the hardening of the mortar. "And voila! You make a very nice stallion, Twilight," Trixie said after ten minutes, stepping back to see the results of her labors. Twilight's small clit was completely gone, and now she had a rather plausible and large stallion cock between her legs, sticking out with excitement and resting on the ground. "Awesome, this is one of my best works. There's just something missing," Trixie said, tapping her chin thoughtfully. "Of course, you can't be a stallion without balls." And, scooping again from the bucket, she added two large portions of cement to Twilight, which she began to quickly form. "That's it, make them bigger," she laughed. "Because it's not fitting for such a handsome cock to have too small testicles." Finally everything was ready. Trixie stepped back and whistled merrily. "That's marvelous! Trixie, you are brilliant! Maybe I should give up my career as a magician and become a sculptor. I've got a knack for it," she said, studying Twilight's new cock, which looked so real, as if the unicorn had lived with it all her life. "Yes, Twilight, you are adorable, all the mares will be yours now. I don't think any of them will go up against such a big tusk," Trixie giggled as she stroked Twilight's hardened cock. At that moment, Clucker ran up to her. "There you are, boy. Well? How did it go?" The unicorn asked. "Cluck-cluck!" He squawked excitedly. "I see, you gave her a good scare, and now it's time to unmake Twilight," she glanced at the petrified mare. "It's time for the world to see her new big friend." And, gathering all her tools, Trixie ducked into the bushes before waving to the cockatrice. Clucker stood in front of Twilight and once again used his gaze to dispel her. Magical waves ran through the unicorn's body. The stone began to disappear, giving way to living flesh. "What happened?" Twilight said faintly, taking a few steps forward, and then felt something dragging between her legs. Turning around, she looked at her tail and screamed loudly. "Aah! Why do I have a dick?!" Twilight cried out in a frightened voice, stomping on the spot and banging everything with her new cock. "Yes, revenge is so sweet," Trixie said, rubbing her hooves together, and then she put Clucker on her back and left the clearing with him stealthily.