"Thanks for taking me with you, Twilight." Moon Dancer said, as she was feeling honored of going with her friend. "I just wish Minuette, Lemon Hearts, and Twinkleshine came with us." She added, feeling that they would be interested going into the real world with them. "I think we can save that for another time." Twilight Sparkle replied back to her.
Twilight Sparkle and Moon Dancer looked around, unaware that humans are around them. "And it looks like people are watching us…" Twilight Sparkle said nervously, and she was feeling like the humans near them would be keeping an eye on them.
"I just hope there are books for us that will interest me." Moon Dancer told Twilight Sparkle. "I'm sure there'll be books we can read together." She replied back to Moon Dancer.
Inside the library, Twilight Sparkle and Moon Dancer are in the library section, looking for books. Twilight Sparkle whispered into Moon Dancer's ear, "How about this one?" Moon Dancer responded, saying, "I doubt this one's about science, so we can read that together."
Twilight Sparkle, having a big smile on her face, levitated the book onto a table for her and Moon Dancer to read together.
"I doubt it'll take a while reading this entire thing." Moon Dancer told Twilight Sparkle. "At least we can enjoy everything about science more since Celestia's Gifted School for Unicorns." Twilight Sparkle told Moon Dancer, as she levitated the book to the index.
"20 Chapters, 278 pages." Twilight Sparkle said, as she read the index, and then gasped in fear. "Relax, Twilight." Moon Dancer told her, as she helped her calm down and regain her calmness. "Like you said, it will take hours reading this entire book, but let's just read half of this science book instead." She suggested.
Twilight Sparkle let out a sigh, feeling calmer. "Thanks, Moon Dancer." She told Moon Dancer, accepting her help after panicking a little.
Humans are also in the library, watching the two ponies read at the same table together. "Humans are watching us, again…" Twilight Sparkle whispered into Moon Dancer's ear again, feeling annoyed that there are several people in the library section that they are in as well.
Twenty minutes later, Twilight Sparkle, with Moon Dancer listening to her read the book, was currently on Page 13. As Twilight Sparkle continued reading, she read, "many scientists, like Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton, have helped people taught many people how to go through other related science classes, such as Physics and Chemistry."
"You know that scientists can also add unrelated topics of science with other kinds of classes, right?" Moon Dancer told Twilight Sparkle. "Why, I didn't think of that." Twilight Sparkle replied back.
"Albert and Isaac, along with several other scientists have been famous for helping people teach science, much like how Princess Celestia has helped you and me learn science." Twilight Sparkle said, as she was trying to keep the topic as relevant as possible.
"I doubt there's even better scientists today." Moon Dancer said to herself, thinking Albert and Issac are not the only famous scientists. "I'm sure that they've had something in common despite not knowing each other." Twilight Sparkle told her, as she thought they both had the same thing taught towards the people.
Moon Dancer asked Twilight Sparkle a question, "You don't think Lemon Hearts was the smartest unicorn during class, do you?" "Actually, she was just as smart as the rest of us were." Twilight Sparkle happily responded back to Moon Dancer.
Several minutes later, Twilight Sparkle has been, as of now, reading up to Chapter 5, which starts on page 78. "Looks like we've just reached between Chapters 1 and 10." Twilight Sparkle told Moon Dancer silently.
"Could you let me read the next five chapters?" Moon Dancer asked Twilight Sparkle. "Sure thing." Twilight Sparkle responded back with a soft voice.
"In Physics, scientists learn that a force can push or pull an object forward." Twilight Sparkle said while reading the text in the book. "A person must his or her hands to push an object forward at the hardest they can as possible." She continued.
A few minutes, Twilight Sparkle, finished with the entire fifth chapter, which stops on page 95, told Moon Dancer, "I'm finished with Chapter 5. The rest of the book is yours to read now."
"Chapter 6 starts on page 79." Twilight Sparkle told Moon Dancer, pointing her hoof on the first page of the sixth chapter. "I understand." Moon Dancer replied back, as she began reading the sixth chapter.
As Moon Dancer continued reading book, Twilight Sparkle started sleeping, getting exhausted from the book she and Moon Dancer have been reading for over an hour now. "I'm tired…" Twilight Sparkle said, as she was yawning with her mouth open, and then went back to sleep.
"Motion, weight, pendulum, and energy…" Moon Dancer said to herself, as she kept reading the book.
Now Moon Dancer was halfway reading Chapter 8, as Twilight Sparkle continued to get exhausted from the book. "I can't get enough of this…" Twilight Sparkle groaned. "Hey, I'm gonna make it." Moon Dancer told her, promising she will make it to the tenth chapter.
Seventy-one minutes later, Moon Dancer was close to finishing the tenth chapter, just on the last page. "I'm just about to make it." She said with a determined look on her face.
"Alright, done and over with." Moon Dancer told Twilight Sparkle as she finished Chapter 10 before waking her up.
"Is it over…?" Twilight Sparkle asked, feeling like time's been up already. "Well, I just said I finished Chapter 10." Moon Dancer repeated herself again. "I know it has been a long day, but we've got it out the way." She said, as she put the book back on the bookshelf.
"Looks like we can finally go back into Equestria!" Twilight Sparkle said with excitement as she and Moon Dancer have just came out of the library. "At least you're happy with that." Moon Dancer told her, feeling a bit annoyed by her sleepiness back in the library.
"I guess we should sit outside until we decide we should see Equestria again." Twilight Sparkle said as she and Moon Dancer started to lay down on the grass, deciding to stay in the real world for a little longer.