Staring down at you is a drab yellow Pegasus, faded just like her pink friend, which worries you. You're starting to think these less colorful ponies are trouble. While Twilight is distracted with Pinkie Pie's manic laughing fit, the Pegasus grabs you by your mane with her mouth and yanks upward. You cry out in agonizing pain, but before either of the other ponies can hear you she snaps her mouth around your head. She's holding you by your neck now, which feels like it's being agonizingly stretched by the weight of your own free hanging body.
You scream again, but your shouts are muffled by the inside of your latest captor's mouth. You struggle and kick, desperate to break free this painful position, but this cruel pony has no intention of releasing you. She shakes her head about violently, threatening to snap your brittle neck like a twig from the whiplash. Your body flails about like a ragdoll, but just like when Pinkie had you crushed underhoof, your neck holds and the sweet release of death escapes you. You're too pained to move now, so you hang limp inside of her humid mouth. You should have suffocated by now, but you've given up thinking about the improbability of it all.
You can't see what's going on, but your prison starts to bounce up and down, as if she's trotting away with you still in her mouth. you hear the faint sound of a door creaking open and you the bouncing stops. You feel the lips around you tighten, nearly crushing you like a grape, then they release. You scramble to grab ahold of something, but your hooves can't find traction, and you plummet what is really only a few feet, but for you it could be fifty. You slam down, another jolt of intense pain without death.
You open your eyes, that awful Pegasus is still staring down at you. She's taken you out back, behind Sugarcube Corner.
"Hello, stupid little bug." She says, "You wanna play? Huh? Wanna play with mama Fluttershy?"
Before you could even open your mouth to respond, she rears up onto her hind legs, then slams downward onto you, pushing her whole force down onto your tiny little form. The pressure is unbelievable, this is beyond pain. Your voice cracks with the force of your scream. You hear her malicious laughter above you, and she stomps down again and again.
"Stupid ant! You stupid pest, why won't you die?" she shouts, she leans forward onto you, lifting one of her back legs up just to crush you harder, " lots and lots of pressure! Get squished you little retard!"
Fluttershy lifts her hoof off you, you were squashed into her insole like a wad of chewed gum. She pouts, like she was expecting you to be nothing more than a bloody mess on her hoof. She scrapes you off her sole and lets you fall to the ground. You've practically gone blind from the pain, but you feel something wrap around your legs, and you're hoisted up into the air by your legs. Fluttershy has tied you up with a bit of string, and starts swinging your limp body around like a toy. Then, she whips her head to the side and bashes you into the wall of Sugarcube Corner. She reels back, and then smashes you again, and again.
Your whole body has gone numb, but she keeps thumping you up against the wall.
"Why! Won't! You! DIIIIIIE?!?!"
Finally, she lets go, allowing you to plummet to the ground again. But, of course, it's not over yet. You see her faded yellow rear loom over you, and she jumps, splashing down onto you with all her weight. Then she starts grinding you into the dirt under her gargantuan ass.
"You like that? Huh you little insect? You're just a shitstain on my ass!"
You've never met someone so horrendously cruel in all your life, even if you are immortal you feel like she's going to push you to your limit.
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