User blog comment:Guildmaster Grovyle/JLE Role Play, Winter 2015-2016/@comment-27161581-20160224160608

''Inari leans back against the dead end of the alleyway, her carpet beneath her, tired from having to deal with Celestia's servants, tired from dealing with her subjects, and angry at herself for almost ruining the mission. It was all so much easier to just hide and watch. From Phantomenia's thoughts, Celestia didn't seem malicious when she revealed Inari's name, but that could just be a trick, the princess could be manipulating her, they could be in on it together. Perhaps that is the best thing, to hide and watch, as before, and let the princess handle her peasants. Once again, Cadance's words echo in her head, about her being a bigot... boy was she right, she can hardly speak with a single creature without offending them.''

''Despairing in these dark thoughts, Inari's eyes turn dull and unfocused. She can't fix her problem with the dragon without using her magic. She can't use her magic for bringing harm to Celestia's subjects, or risk Celestia leaving, causing her to be entirely alone, and she can't ask Celestia for help, as that would show weakness, something she won't dare show after this betrayal of trust.''

Inari curls up in a back corner of the alleyway, hoping that Celestia will soon finish her meeting with Orbit, so she can go hide in some forgotten corner of her estate, without abandoning the princess, to these streets, and her subjects.

Phantomenia shifts uncomfortably on Mare Do Well's flank, somewhat worried by Inari's sudden emission of unpleasant emotions.