It is the nice, warm and sunny day in the nature. Where so much trees are around, a park, bleachers, tents, and other things are around. Over 100 visitors are at the area, doing multiple things.

"Oh, good, ain't I'm starving, honey?" Harold asked his wife, Jennifer, as the two stood on the bleachers with nobody else on the bleachers. Harold is the 46 year-old man with the brown hair, blue eyes, a short-sleeved blue shirt, burgundy pants and black shoes. Jennifer is the 44 year-old woman with blonde hair, also blue eyes, wearing a light purple frilly dress with matching purple Mary Jane shoes.

"I thought you ate earlier at home." Jennifer told Harold, believing her husband had eaten at home before they came to the park twenty-two minutes later.

Harold wrapped his left arm around his wife's shoulder, telling her directly in her face, "Apparently, I have not, sweetie. I only drank some soda and that was it. You didn't see me do it!"

Eventually so, the two hugged and kissed each other for a moment. Harold decided to walk down the stands and go check in on the other visitors. "Stay there for a moment if you would you please." Harold said.

As he left the stands, Harold ends up running into Samuel E. Hamilton, the park ranger.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Hamilton!" Harold greeted Samuel as they shake hands with each other. The two have met each other before when Harold came last time without his wife.

"Very proud seeing you returning at this park." Samuel responded, knowing that last summer, he and Harold helped out with the children at the park. "Remember when me and you did some work together before last year?" He asked.

"Why, yes, I remember that part, sir." Harold replied to Samuel's question.

Jennifer, overhearing the conversation between her husband and the park ranger, Samuel E. Hamilton, was sitting bored while drinking a bottle of water.

"Where's Jennifer?" Samuel asked Harold, having never met Harold's wife yet.

"She's up sitting on the bleachers." Harold pointed his finger at the stands behind him. "I can tell she's drinking water, is she?"

Samuel shrugged, not even minding that question, though Harold considered that as a "yes."

While the two continued talking with each other, they felt the ground shaking below them. However, the others visitors at the park could feel the shaking as well.

"What in the world is that sound?" Samuel questioned, curious on where the sound was from, although Harold considered the sound like an earthquake.

It seems as if it was an earthquake, but that is not actually the case, the sounds are more like stomping and it was an animal making these noises, and the sounds end up being larger. Then, visitors saw a huge shadow loom over them, having them left in the darkness.

"Everyone, look up!" A visitor pointed the finger directly at a massive-sized pony, who has wings. She was already looking at them with a smile.

"Oh, boy..." Harold groaned, not familiar with giant animals like ponies around.

This pony is named Mane Allgood. She was very huge and is behind the trees. Liking the nature around her, she did, however, saw humans staring at her due to her size.

"Why, hello, you adorable tinies!" Mane Allgood spoke as her slightly deep voice spread throughout the park, leaving the tinies covering their ears. "It is such a beautiful day for me searching for you tinies all over the place!"

"Listen, you huge equine!" The park ranger shouted, making his speech. "We have visitors at this park and I suggest you do not walk through those trees and enter the park, causing destruction!"

Mane Allgood giggled, replying, "Don't worry, I'm not gonna walk and crush these trees and interrupt you people with me in the middle of the park."

"Are you sure and confident?" Harold asked, hoping Mane Allgood was not lying.

"I promise that I'll leave you alone and not enter the park. I know that my size can cause such a disaster and that will be very troublesome." Mane Allgood nodded, just right before she resumed her walking, with her loud hoof steps causing a very intense shake.

"Phew, that was close..." Samuel said with relief, feeling like Mane Allgood would walk over and trample those trees and enter the park, scaring some visitors.