>>1344 >Cadence smiled too herself. >Golden Oaks, the humble tree library home of Twilight Sparkle was in sight. >Cadence stood just behind a bush at the tree line. A large grassy field being all the separated her from her beloved sister in law. This was the final stretch. >She wasn't in the most presentable state at the moment. Her fur and mane were a little messed up from her sticking to the forest over the road or sky, but it was nothing a simple spell wouldn't fix. >With a flash of her horn she back to a state of relative photogenicness. >Well, she hoped she was. Such spells didn't take care of everything and she was pretty sure there probably was some signs tiredness under her eyes at least. >Nothing she couldn't make an excuse for though. >Cadence took a tentative step out into the field, sans a couple of pegasi flying in the distance not a pony was in site. >'Wait' Cadence withdrew back behind the bushes. >The Don't-Notice-Me-Field was still cast. >She certainly couldn't great Twilight with such a spell active. >Cadence undid the spell, chiding herself under her breath. >Cadence once again broke from the tree line. Her eyes alert as she made her way over the felt. >First she was in a light trot, then she decided that it would be best to get there as quickly as possible; with a few flaps of her wings she now glided a few hooves above the field. >It was a graceful flight. More reminiscent of a butterfly than a pony. >Ever since she had acquired her darker form she had seemed to have gotten better at such maneuvers. Whether this was from her enhanced abilities from all the sneaking around she had been doing over the past few months she wasn't entirely certain.
