"Ah, Nightmera, back from yet another failure, I see. I trust you have a good reason for your inability to carry out a simple task." Set's words laced with malice as he addressed her

Nightmera, knowing she had disappointed Set once again, replied nervously, "My lord, I assure you, I had everything under control. It was the meddling of those humans that undermined my plans."

Set's eyes narrowed as he scoffed, "Excuses, excuses that all you give me you pathetic excuse for a being! I've had enough of your incompetant performance. It's about time for a different approach."

As he struggled to devise a new plan, a voice suddenly emerged from behind the chaos god.

Turning, Set was surprised to see the orb glowing, Nighrmera eyeing the globe with a suspicious yet curious glance in her eyes.

"Nightmera was truly a remarkable titan, unlike any other," the voice intoned.

Set moved closer to the orb, using its magic to eavesdrop on their conversation from the underworld into the human realm.

"But that's impossible! She's a Nighlok," Holly protested, the Claw Zord chirping in agreement. "We all saw it!"

"Not quite," Dante corrected, "She was a titan of Huntik, but Lord Carterwille personally chose her amulet to become a Miraculous."

Orion, who had been listening quietly, felt a chill run down his spine. "What does her amulet look like?"

Dante thought for a moment before replying, "It resembles a lily pad sitting in tranquil waters, encased within a bubble."

Fascinated, Holly asked, "What powers did she wield?"

Dante smiled, "Her powers were rooted in dreams. She could trap any seeker or their titan within their darkest fears."

Orion, who had been silently observing, chuckled, "I suppose that's how she got her name, Nightmera?"

Dante shook his head, "The origin of her name is a mystery. Some believe it's because she leaves a trail of flowers when she retreats to her amulet."

The orb's glow faded, and a vicious smile twisted the features of the chaos god. "Ah, yes, you were a kwami once, weren't you?"

Nightmera, still bowing, shivered at the change in her master's tone, uncertain of where he was leading with this line of questioning. "Yes, my lord, I was."

Set's wicked laughter reverberated through the dark lair as he turned to face his failed minion while his claws rubbing over the miraculous around his neck. "So, my dear, do remind me of your miraculous abilities and powers."

Few Weeks Later

As the days turned into weeks, the constant threat of Nighrmera's attacks lessened.

while still keeping up their guard, They ventured into uncharted territories, their hooves carrying them through dense forests and sprawling meadows.

The sun painted the sky in hues of gold and pink as the two ponies trotted side by side, lost in conversation.

"So, Storm Blazer, any brilliant ideas on how we're going to find Dorota?" Gold Sky arched an eyebrow, his voice laced with sarcasm.

Storm Blazer glanced at his friend, a playful glint in her eyes. "Oh, you know me, Gold Sky. I always have a plan," she replied with a smirk.

Gold Sky rolled her eyes. "Right, because wandering around aimlessly for weeks is definitely a solid plan," she retorted, her sarcasm not lost on Storm Blazer.

"Hey, we're exploring! Gathering information, soaking up the sights," Storm Blazer defended herself, swatting at a passing butterfly.

"Look at that," Gold Sky said, pointing to a large metal structure. "Humans sure like to build weird things. What do you think, Storm Blazer? Should we start calling these 'skyscrapers'?"

Storm Blazer grinned. "I think 'skyscrapers' is a fitting name. It's amazing how humans can create such towering structures."

"Sure, if you're into that sort of thing," Gold Sky quipped. "I prefer open skies and endless fields, not these crowded human cities."

Just as they were about to move on, a shadow fell over them.

Storm Blazer and Gold Sky turned around, their eyes meeting the cold gaze of Set.

"Well, aren't you two just adorable," Set said, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "Lost little equines in a big, scary human world. How touching."

Storm Blazer stood her ground, her eyes narrowed. "What do you want, Set?"

Set simply laughed, a sound that echoed around the empty city street like the ringing of a death knell. "Why, I just wanted to play."

And then, with a swift movement, he conjured a blast of cosmic energy, knocking out Storm Blazer and Gold Sky.

As they lay on the ground, unconscious, Set looked down at them, his smile as cold and heartless as the void of space he now commanded.

"Game on," Set spoke but couldn't help but revel in his newfound power. "Ah, the beauty of the cosmos at my fingertips. I wonder what sort of chaos I can create with this."