“It is good to see you again, how are you, my old friend?”
 
“I’m fine! Myes, dare say great even. Exploring the wilds around Zebrabwe has given me much to write about, I’m part way through the next book already.”
 
“I must say that this is grand, you learning more about my homeland. I wished to ask you a few questions, have you learned more about dragons?”
 
“Most certainly, that is the subject of my newest book. This one follows their impact on the surrounding areas, not just their simple habits like the first one on them. Why the sudden interest?”
 
“Here in Ponyville I have made a friend you would like, Twilight Sparkle and her dragon friend Spike.”
 
“A dragon living among ponies? How peculiar! I should like to meet this dragon, very much so.”

@Vlakc:
 
I’m not offended at all, don’t worry. I was just saying I expected someone to write something like that. ;)
 
Oh, and I laughed :P

@QueenCold:
 
it’s pronounced exactly like the word “black”. And about the comment, if I offended or annoyed you I’m very sorry, that wasn’t my intention; it’s just that the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this was “colonialism” and I just felt the inspiration to write something like that.

A comment like that was inevitable, wasn’t it, Vlakc? (how do you pronounce that anyway? seriously, it’s bugging me more than it should)
 
Anyway, I don’t think Zebrabwe was ever conquered at all.

“I thank you enormously for your warm welcome miss Zecora, however as unfortunate as it seems, we are here to inform you that this lands have been claimed for the crown as of now, so if you were kindly enough to pack your things and disappear, you could perhaps be spared of slavery… good afternoon to you.”
 
:P