It was the year 3000 and the world had reached its peak of absurdity. People were walking around with ponies in their living rooms, on their desks, and even in their pockets. The reason for this phenomenon was not entirely clear, but it was rumored that a secret organization known as "The Great and Powerful Pony Syndicate" was behind it.
One of the founding members of this organization, a mysterious figure known only as "The Pony King" had been seen walking down the streets of New York, leaving a trail of colorful ponies in his wake. Some people thought it was a prank, but others believed it was a sign of a new era in human evolution.
As the days went by, the ponies became a staple in everyday life. People were using them as pets, as decorations, and even as a form of currency. The Great and Powerful Pony Syndicate had become a household name, and its leader, The Pony King, was a hero to many.
But not everyone was happy about the situation. A small group of rebels, known as "The Anti-Pony League" had formed, vowing to take down the Great and Powerful Pony Syndicate and restore order to the world.
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