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Personal Narrative: The Illusion Barrier

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During the first month of me being here Han taught me how to enter and exit an 'Illusion Barrier' along with the 'Mana Bolt' and 'Mana Arrow' spells. When I came to this world I was found I started out in the White Tail Woods on the out skirts of PonyVille. For the first couple days all I did was enter and exit the 'Illusion Barrier' while fighting a few monsters inside. Like he manga everytime I defeat a monster it will be destroyed in a poof of black smoke but, it will leave a few coins behind and some times an item drop. I first stayed at some cheap hotel in town till I was able to make some more money and moved to the hotel I'm staying at now. Then for the next month I worked on my spells and close range combat skills with my bat. Till one day when I was walking down the street the towns guards, wearing …show more content…

I started to leave the library till I saw a pair of double doors with a large sign that says "Forbiden". With my chararacty I tried to open the doors but no matter what I did nothing seemed to work. I found out that there was a spell on the doors. The spell is ment to keep others out expect for the ones that were alowed access. I decided to leave it for now and head towards the armory to see if there was anything worth taking. When I got there everything was old and rusty none of which was worth taking. I started to leave but there weren't any signs in the halls saying "Exit", I walked around for a few minutes till I found me self in the castles throne room. There were two thrones on top of the steps. One of them was white with gold trmmings with the sun emblem on it and the other was blue with purple rimmings with the moon emblem on it. Looking around the room the roof has holes all over. If I had to guess this is where Celestia and NightMare Moon faught. Looking around I saw something that was stuck on the side of one of the holes on the

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