15 hours later...

Muffin was in his hands, but how? everyone is in shocked state. Then @SPArchaeologist realized, while he was sitting at that cloud over there, I punched a hole in cloud with that long sharp stick and tossed the muffin above in air. An eagle caught that muffin and took it away. But, how did I get it. Later after some more research, they came to know that eagle was summoning of DroidDev, who carefully delivered muffin to him, after catching it. My Muffin

@DroidDev Back on the cloud, the archaeologist continued napping, the muffin still there on a little plate nearby. In the meantime, the ninja was going to finally eat the muffin when he noticed that it was already gone. In its place, a strange dragon shaped abjure light and a notice "I own you a muffin. Regards, Discord". My Muffin

asks @SPArchaeologist about the meaning of his name. While he is at it, steals the muffin. My Muffin

asks @DroidDev the answer to the life, the universe and everything. When he promptly replies "42", the archaeologist tells him that actually the real answer is "Twilight Sparkle". Then, while the ninja is busy googling in a desperate attempt to understand why, he takes back the muffin. My Muffin

tells @SPArchaeologist that everything in FiM is not real and I am not gonna watch a single episode. While @SPArchaeologist is burning in anger because of these statements, steals the muffin. My Muffin

"Sorry, I studied Plato's theory of Forms". With those words hands @DroidDev a bulky book, a formative debt "see you back next year" certificate and puts a big stamp on the ninja forehead with the red words "Canterlot University of Friendship / REJECTED". Then also confiscate the muffins because he should concentrate on study, not eating sweets. My Muffin

also....

haha, I star that :P

"Forms (usually given a capital F) were properties or essences of things, treated as non-material abstract, but substantial, entities. They were eternal, changeless, supremely real, and independent of ordinary objects that had their being and properties by 'participating' in them. "

I rest my case. Forms are real, more than you perceptions... :P