Letrune

Part 1 - in which the stage is set The Federation of Felidia (originally the nations of Abyssinia, the citystate of Felidia and the Greatcat Republic) was originally a loose collection of city states that one day, in the distant past, decided to come together. Ever since they started trading with Equestria and the Griffon Kingdom, the nation started to run on a higher industrial output of milk and yarn, and eventually becoming the premier exporter of dairy and scientific curiosities from felines interests in things not known yet, for instance theories on what the moon is made of or where did the idea of cheese came from. They had been a larg

Jarmil woke up happily and stretched his legs and arms, yawning. The gray-furred tabby cat dressed up in a nice shirt and shorts, had a nice breakfast and walked to the garage, where his kittycar Mavi was resting. He opened the garage door a bit. -Good morning, Mavi! Mavi woke up when the sun shone into her garage as the door was opened. She had two forms – the car, which was a green two-seater, and the cat, which was a black-furred cat with some white spots of fur here and there. She yawned and stretched her arms and tires, engine softly rumbling a little before stopping with a backfire. She blinked a few times, yawned and slept back.

Part 2 - in which our players meet The Royal Train screeched to a halt at the Friendship Border Station. Red carpet, floral bouquets, serenading band, various well-dressed Very Important Felines waited on their side, while the Equestrian side had the golden armoured troops in a stern, almost statuesque stance. On both sides, trained photographers with their high-grade and power-of-Sun-in-a-bulb cameras and newspaper writers with their lightweight typewriters, hats with “Press” on them, papers loaded for typing paws and magically readied quills floating. The train carriage opened, and the Equestrian horns blared, starting their hy

I had been at a junkyard, with a plan in my head: fly! Fly with all the birds and the wind! I started with the most basic thing ever: a glider, made from an ironing board. It failed, of course, but it made me build a safety landing place from mattresses, pillows, seats and innertubes. The second was a flying machine, with a car engine mounted on boards and a seat made from one big pillow. I cranked the "vehicle" and just stood in my place, watching as it started without me, flying right into another pile of junk. The third machine were smaller, with a tiny, safe seat and a smaller engine - since the other was too fast, I thought. This were mo

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