Today is my birthday! (Originally posted Jan. 15th) And to celebrate, I’ve made an original art of me, as my OC Pony, Film Reel, with Fluttershy underwater. And here’s what I came up with.
 
As I was strolling down by the beach on a sunny day, I notice that Fluttershy was near the ocean, tending to the baby turtles as they crawled on the sand to the water. Then she looked up and saw me. She didn’t say anything or run away, she just stared at me. I have no idea what to make of it. So after looking at me, with her eyes giving a sort of “come-hither” look, Fluttershy walk into the ocean and was gone. In desperation, I wanted to save her. What was she doing? Why did she go into the ocean without holding her breath? I raced to the ocean, held my breath, and went after her.
 
A huge bubble was floating in front of me. Within seconds, it hit my head and engulfed it. I can now breath and be underwater for a long time. Though not for long, because I had to find Fluttershy. After swimming down for a while, I found her, lying down on a table in the middle of a seabed. She looked at me, giving me a seductive look. “Hello there. So nice to see you,” Fluttershy seductively said, as bubbles came from her mouth. My wings popped up as she eyed my whole body and bubbles emerged from her nose. “Miss Fluttershy, you’re trying to seduce me,” was what I could say. Fluttershy said nothing. I wanted to help her out of the ocean, but she wanted to stay and be with me underwater. She grabbed me and we sat on the table. “I just want to help you breath like me. I gave you this bubble so that way you can breath in air before you breath in water,” Fluttershy said, as seductive as she can be, as more bubbles emerged from her mouth. As she moved closer to my face to give me a kiss, I grabbed her and raced out of the ocean.
 
I popped the bubble once I landed on the beach. But when I was about to give her a lesson, Fluttershy gave me a sad look, then stared down at the sand. I didn’t mean to hurt her feelings. I thought she was in trouble. So to make up for it, I gave her a kiss on the cheek. And that made her smile and blush. “Maybe some other time, okay?, “ I reassured her. “Okay,” Fluttershy said, but in her normal voice.
 
(Note: I originally was going to have the table be a bed, as like a literal seabed. But it didn’t look like one and I didn’t add in any pillow or blanket. So I made it into a table.)
 
Originally drawn in pencil. Colors, filters, shading, and bubbles done in Photoshop.