To be a Pony Pt. 3

Acclimated as best as they can to being ponies, Kanako and Lynna take a walk around ERAC HQ.

Background
To be a Pony Pt. 3 is the third part of the To be a Pony Series, also starring Kanako and Lynna. It takes place the day before Aurion's return.

Synopsis
The solo begins with Kanako coming into Lynna's room and seeing that Lynna is already ponified. She quickly transforms him into a pony and the two set off.

The scene cuts away to Kanako finishing a tale of his first mission as a soldier of ERAC outside Equestria's borders, to Lynna's amusement. His dour feeling at Lynna's responses switched to curiosity when he notices that some of the troops trotting past them were giving the pair odd looks. He realized that it had to do with Lynna being an alicorn, and could guess that Lynna had to know that they were staring but was trying not to let it get to her.

He tries to inform her of their looks, but as they talk/argue a pair of guards come up to accost Lynna. They requested that the two of us leave the building, as the area was not for citizens and that they did have any princesses authorized to arrive. The leader of the two demands that Lynna show proof that she is who she says she is, which she achieves by creating a Nihility sphere that completely absorbs a test shot by the second guard. Once she displays her Anathemite power (and Kanako snappily proves himself), the guards leave them with a warning to give advance notice of her ponified presence.

A while later, Kanako suggests that the two of them head to the Unicorn Training Yard. Upon arrival, Lynna gets a strange glint in her eye before pulling Kanako inside to practice using him like Twilight during the battle with the Changelings.

The two depart with Kanako resting on Lynna's back, exhausted from being used like a machinegun. The two talk about various topics on their trip back to Lynna's room, and once they return Lynna reverts them back to their human form before heading off to sleep. Kanako departs not long before, but again runs into a pony as he leaves, with the two of them going in opposite directions.