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“Behold, tiny folk down below!” thundered a girl’s voice, impossibly loud–like some teenage goddess. The mountains shook and cities at their base literally trembled with each bombastic word. “The Elegant and Titanic Rarity Belle and The Gigantic and Invincible Trixie have graced you with their presence! You are permitted to request autographs and photos, but please respect our personal space! She struck a pose and tossed her head, sending her silver hair whipping around her face. “You may form a queue now.”
 
Rarity quietly prided herself on keeping a straight face throughout Trixie’s monologue. Only when the other girl had finished pontificating did she cross her arms and table her eyebrows. “Trixie, what in heaven’s name was that?”
 
“Trixie was announcing our arrival, of course!” She put one hand on her hip and rose the other skyward–putting on a show for their witnesses. “What good is being a titaness if we don’t make a grand entrance for the, hehe; little people?”
 
Rarity sighed and tapped her foot, ignoring the cataclysmic impact the latter made down below; she’d already learned to not fret over that. “Trixie…you don’t need to ‘make a grand entrance’. We’re towering giantesses, in case you haven’t noticed: little need for needless theatrics. When you sat down on a to take a break earlier, you turned a mountain into a plateau. Our shadows fell on a solar plant and caused a power outage. My boots–lovely as they are–have created new lakes and caused earthquakes just from us strolling around. And let’s not forget all the times a plane flew too close to us and we VERY nearly swallowed it. I think we’ve already done quite the job of making our presence known.” She looked out to the valley below, and coould already see crowds of tiny people: some were watching in wonder, most were running in fear.
 
Rarity didn’t blame the latter group, she and Trixie had caused some…distress for the tiny locals. Not out of malice, of course–how unladylike!–just by nature of their size.  
Still, she had to admit, Twilight’s growth ray had worked marvelously. They would have some fun with that gadget very soon…
 
“Trixie is aware of how fun being a giant is,” the magician answered, still in her saucy pose. “But that is no excuse for something as silly as subtlety!”
 
Rarity’s palm collided with her face. The resulting slap echoed for miles. “You’re not even listening to me, are you…?”
 

 
My first attempt at giant Equestria Girls characters. I like how this turned out–the setup is a bit simplistic, but good Lord do these vectors pair beautifully: Rarity’s expression is just PERFECT for Trixie’s pose. XD
 
 
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