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Maud Vector by Tardifice : fav.me/daby069

Another one by FoodleHoop

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Maud Pie looked down at the buildings and humans in front of her, her static expression loomed over them as she watched them stare back at her. She was interested in seeing just what these little beings were capable of. Of course, given that there was a giant horse standing just on the outskirts of the city proper, her hooves speckled with blood from the humans that had the misfortune of being in her way as she walked towards their sprawling metropolis, they weren’t very keen on just going about their normal day to day.

Since Maud was here to observe how the tinies acted; she wasn’t about to just stand around and hold a staring contest with the city’s denizens. Looking forward, she began to step forward in order to find a more...active group of humans.

The gray pony wasn’t very willing to give any attention to the tinies she wasn’t watching anymore, however. The tiny humans saw her hoof swing over them like a pendulum, the gray ceiling lining perfectly with a small gathering of tinies. It came down on them just as quickly as it was brought over them, they were crunched down into red puddles. The pony only turning her eyes briefly down at where the tinies were previously located, the humans expected a reaction, something to indicate that she actually cared about what happened to them.

Maud only kept her blank expression however. She only responded to the squishy wet splatters left over by the humans with a wipe of her hoof. She scraped whatever was left from the tinies onto the pavement, smearing their bodies beyond recognition. Red streaks were left on the ground as she dragged her forehoof backwards. Satisfied with the removal of the sticky remains; she continued forward.

Her walking still wasn’t without casualties however, almost every step forward ended up with more and more humans being crushed underneath her constant tread, only some avoiding her hooves and watching her from behind as she didn’t even afford them a glance. She only stopped to wipe her hooves again whenever she happened to stomp down on a particularly large group of micros.

Maud spotted something upon reaching one of the main roads in the city, small metal boxes that were moving much faster than the tiny humans could. This piqued her interest much more than the humans who stared at her like deer in headlights. She moved to cut off the flow of the tiny metal specks, as her hooves filled the street they landed on the cars that were in her shadow, Maud took note of the far more crunchy sensation the cars had created. She lifted one hoof and looked at the now flat sheet of blue-painted steel, she saw a small trickle of blood running out from it.

She didn’t understand the use humans got out of the little boxes, and as a result didn’t know just where the blood had come from. She decided she would need to take a closer look.

The humans currently running in the street, or at least the ones who managed to avoid her hooves, looked back at the pony only to see her plot drop down onto them. Maud had simply dropped back onto her rear, no slow movement downward, no grace period for the humans to take in their demise, just the gray pony slamming all her weight down onto their miniscule bodies. They didn’t even have time to scream out before they disappeared under her. Their bodies popped into goo that stained Maud’s blue outfit, flattened as her unrelenting weight pressed down onto them.

Once the pony had taken her seat she lowered a hoof down to grab one of the cars in front of her, she scooped up a gray one that was trying desperately to turn and retreat with a few of the other cars. The driver was terrified as he looked around on her upturned hoof, blood and bodies were covering it almost completely, his children began screaming and his wife was paralyzed with fear. He only stopped taking in his surroundings when he came face to face with one of Maud’s eyes.

Maud: “Is something in there…?”

The giant pony’s monotone voice confirmed to the driver that the creature was capable of talking. He didn’t know what to do, should he tell the pony that his family was in the car? Or should he withhold the information, after all, the pony obviously didn’t care about the humans whose lives she was ending.

Maud: “I guess there isn’t…”

The driver wasn’t about to leave his family’s fate entirely up to a giant horse, he swung his door open, bolted out, and waved his arms to try and get the attention of the gray pony.

Driver: “NO, WAIT WAIT! I’M DOWN HERE!”

The pony watched the tiny human, her same tired looking expression staring him over as she studied his movements. She was somewhat surprised at the sudden outburst from the tiny in her hoof, “Somewhat” being the key word.

Maud: “So you little humans use these metal boxes for transportation? Interesting”

Driver: “y-yeah, that’s what they’re for. B-but miss, you know what you’ve been doing to us right?”

Maud: “What do you mean?”

Driver: “You’ve been killing people this whole time! Are you telling me you didn’t notice!”

Maud: “Alright, and what is your point?”

The human was shocked by the answer, it was obvious at this point the pony wasn’t worried about any of the countless dead humans she had turned to mulch underneath her body.

Driver: “Y-you can’t j...just”

Maud: “Hmm...and what would you do in my stead?”

Driver: “I wouldn’t just step on people!”

Maud: “Interesting...even if you were my size you’d still bother trying to avoid things that are basically bugs...I think I’d best continue observing the other humans, you’re obviously not anything of much interest”

Driver: “Hang on! At least me and my family go, or at least the kids, they’re too young!”

Maud: “...Why? I don’t see the reason why you’re so adamant that I do that. That’s quite a bit of effort to expend just to save a few pests.”

Driver: “Don’t you care about the fact that you would be killing children!?

Maud took a minute to properly think on the tiny human’s question, and when she felt her answer was properly thought over, she spoke.

Maud: “...No…”

Before the human could try and respond to what the pony had said, she lifted her other free hoof above him and his car. The ominous forehoof hovered over his insignificant body. He screamed and begged for the pony to spare their lives. The screams from the tinies still in the car were just as audible. “NO PLEASE!” “YOU CAN’T” “DON’T KILL US”. their useless screams were cut off Maud dropped her hoof onto them.

Maud grinded her hooves together, the tiny driver was squashed into the same bloody pile of paste that the other micros had become on her hoof, and the woman and two children in the car crumpled like paper as the vehicle's roof came down and compacted them into splatters. When she lifted her appendage back up to see what was left, all she saw was the gray crumpled piece of metal left over from the car, small lines of red exploding outwards from it, along with a slightly more fresh blood puddle located where the driver had been standing moments ago. She still wanted to observe what the rest of the ones in front of her would do. And so she went back to staring, the cars all seemingly scurried around in circles, they were cut off by other cars while they all turned to try and escape the pony.

It was odd behavior, most of the time things that were this size would be able to move as a group in order to escape danger, but to Maud it looked like they were a turtling together in an attempt to defend from an attack. That’s what it looked like any way, in reality the drivers all just sucked. Maud continued to watch the strange behavior, her tail whipping up and down behind her.

Speaking of her tail whipping, the tinies who managed to not get sat on weren’t having much fun trying to avoid it. Every time the tail slammed down the humans under it were squashed as if Maud had done nothing more than absentmindedly swat a fly. The only thing left when the tail lifted again being sticky crimson smears. And it came down again, and again, and again. When Maud’s tail finally stopped, dozens of people had been reduced to nothing by the heavy hairs, the purple of her tail was stained with red specks.

When the pony had gotten her fill of watching the tiny cars moving around erratically in circles she stood back up. The cloth covering her grey backside was covered in the bodies of unfortunate tinies. Maud began to walk once again, her hooves snuffing out the humans driving in front of her, their cars crunching down onto them, as she went to look for more humans to observe.

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Maud Vector by Tardifice : fav.me/daby069

Another one by FoodleHoop

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Maud Pie looked down at the buildings and humans in front of her, her static expression loomed over them as she watched them stare back at her. She was interested in seeing just what these little beings were capable of. Of course, given that there was a giant horse standing just on the outskirts of the city proper, her hooves speckled with blood from the humans that had the misfortune of being in her way as she walked towards their sprawling metropolis, they weren’t very keen on just going about their normal day to day.

Since Maud was here to observe how the tinies acted; she wasn’t about to just stand around and hold a staring contest with the city’s denizens. Looking forward, she began to step forward in order to find a more...active group of humans.

The gray pony wasn’t very willing to give any attention to the tinies she wasn’t watching anymore, however. The tiny humans saw her hoof swing over them like a pendulum, the gray ceiling lining perfectly with a small gathering of tinies. It came down on them just as quickly as it was brought over them, they were crunched down into red puddles. The pony only turning her eyes briefly down at where the tinies were previously located, the humans expected a reaction, something to indicate that she actually cared about what happened to them.

Maud only kept her blank expression however. She only responded to the squishy wet splatters left over by the humans with a wipe of her hoof. She scraped whatever was left from the tinies onto the pavement, smearing their bodies beyond recognition. Red streaks were left on the ground as she dragged her forehoof backwards. Satisfied with the removal of the sticky remains; she continued forward.

Her walking still wasn’t without casualties however, almost every step forward ended up with more and more humans being crushed underneath her constant tread, only some avoiding her hooves and watching her from behind as she didn’t even afford them a glance. She only stopped to wipe her hooves again whenever she happened to stomp down on a particularly large group of micros.

Maud spotted something upon reaching one of the main roads in the city, small metal boxes that were moving much faster than the tiny humans could. This piqued her interest much more than the humans who stared at her like deer in headlights. She moved to cut off the flow of the tiny metal specks, as her hooves filled the street they landed on the cars that were in her shadow, Maud took note of the far more crunchy sensation the cars had created. She lifted one hoof and looked at the now flat sheet of blue-painted steel, she saw a small trickle of blood running out from it.

She didn’t understand the use humans got out of the little boxes, and as a result didn’t know just where the blood had come from. She decided she would need to take a closer look.

The humans currently running in the street, or at least the ones who managed to avoid her hooves, looked back at the pony only to see her plot drop down onto them. Maud had simply dropped back onto her rear, no slow movement downward, no grace period for the humans to take in their demise, just the gray pony slamming all her weight down onto their miniscule bodies. They didn’t even have time to scream out before they disappeared under her. Their bodies popped into goo that stained Maud’s blue outfit, flattened as her unrelenting weight pressed down onto them.

Once the pony had taken her seat she lowered a hoof down to grab one of the cars in front of her, she scooped up a gray one that was trying desperately to turn and retreat with a few of the other cars. The driver was terrified as he looked around on her upturned hoof, blood and bodies were covering it almost completely, his children began screaming and his wife was paralyzed with fear. He only stopped taking in his surroundings when he came face to face with one of Maud’s eyes.

Maud: “Is something in there…?”

The giant pony’s monotone voice confirmed to the driver that the creature was capable of talking. He didn’t know what to do, should he tell the pony that his family was in the car? Or should he withhold the information, after all, the pony obviously didn’t care about the humans whose lives she was ending.

Maud: “I guess there isn’t…”

The driver wasn’t about to leave his family’s fate entirely up to a giant horse, he swung his door open, bolted out, and waved his arms to try and get the attention of the gray pony.

Driver: “NO, WAIT WAIT! I’M DOWN HERE!”

The pony watched the tiny human, her same tired looking expression staring him over as she studied his movements. She was somewhat surprised at the sudden outburst from the tiny in her hoof, “Somewhat” being the key word.

Maud: “So you little humans use these metal boxes for transportation? Interesting”

Driver: “y-yeah, that’s what they’re for. B-but miss, you know what you’ve been doing to us right?”

Maud: “What do you mean?”

Driver: “You’ve been killing people this whole time! Are you telling me you didn’t notice!”

Maud: “Alright, and what is your point?”

The human was shocked by the answer, it was obvious at this point the pony wasn’t worried about any of the countless dead humans she had turned to mulch underneath her body.

Driver: “Y-you can’t j...just”

Maud: “Hmm...and what would you do in my stead?”

Driver: “I wouldn’t just step on people!”

Maud: “Interesting...even if you were my size you’d still bother trying to avoid things that are basically bugs...I think I’d best continue observing the other humans, you’re obviously not anything of much interest”

Driver: “Hang on! At least me and my family go, or at least the kids, they’re too young!”

Maud: “...Why? I don’t see the reason why you’re so adamant that I do that. That’s quite a bit of effort to expend just to save a few pests.”

Driver: “Don’t you care about the fact that you would be killing children!?

Maud took a minute to properly think on the tiny human’s question, and when she felt her answer was properly thought over, she spoke.

Maud: “...No…”

Before the human could try and respond to what the pony had said, she lifted her other free hoof above him and his car. The ominous forehoof hovered over his insignificant body. He screamed and begged for the pony to spare their lives. The screams from the tinies still in the car were just as audible. “NO PLEASE!” “YOU CAN’T” “DON’T KILL US”. their useless screams were cut off Maud dropped her hoof onto them.

Maud grinded her hooves together, the tiny driver was squashed into the same bloody pile of paste that the other micros had become on her hoof, and the woman and two children in the car crumpled like paper as the vehicle's roof came down and compacted them into splatters. When she lifted her appendage back up to see what was left, all she saw was the gray crumpled piece of metal left over from the car, small lines of red exploding outwards from it, along with a slightly more fresh blood puddle located where the driver had been standing moments ago. She still wanted to observe what the rest of the ones in front of her would do. And so she went back to staring, the cars all seemingly scurried around in circles, they were cut off by other cars while they all turned to try and escape the pony.

It was odd behavior, most of the time things that were this size would be able to move as a group in order to escape danger, but to Maud it looked like they were a turtling together in an attempt to defend from an attack. That’s what it looked like any way, in reality the drivers all just sucked. Maud continued to watch the strange behavior, her tail whipping up and down behind her.

Speaking of her tail whipping, the tinies who managed to not get sat on weren’t having much fun trying to avoid it. Every time the tail slammed down the humans under it were squashed as if Maud had done nothing more than absentmindedly swat a fly. The only thing left when the tail lifted again being sticky crimson smears. And it came down again, and again, and again. When Maud’s tail finally stopped, dozens of people had been reduced to nothing by the heavy hairs, the purple of her tail was stained with red specks.

When the pony had gotten her fill of watching the tiny cars moving around erratically in circles she stood back up. The cloth covering her grey backside was covered in the bodies of unfortunate tinies. Maud began to walk once again, her hooves snuffing out the humans driving in front of her, their cars crunching down onto them, as she went to look for more humans to observe.