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War for the Worlds

As they’d hoped and speculated the heroes and the entire army they’d assembled had finally reached the shores near Bald Mountain by nightfall.

The sun had already set within the hour, a setback from their encounter with Monstro, and almost all natural light was gone from the area. The night sky was densely clouded, something of a common occurrence around the accursed mountain. The only other light was from the torches lit by everyone on the ships.

However there was another source of light in the distance. A large glowing sea of ember that indicated Alice’s assembled army had lit their own torches. Given how dense it seemed this gave the heroes a greater indication of how great their enemy’s forces were.
Upon landing all the troops on the ship had assembled and geared up. The collective force was armed and ready, being led by those like Donald, Max, Scrooge, Elsa, Peg and Pete, King Fergus, and finally Peter Pan. They were to act as commanders and captains, all following Mickey’s lead as he led the charge itself; heroes like Adam, Tiana and Mama Odee mixed into the remaining troops.

While everyone armed themselves up in their usual fashion Elsa had taken a different approach. Her outfit had been changed into a more armored version of her famous dress. The skirt was shortened to where it reached her ankles. Her hair was kept in a short, tight bun with no trailing whatsoever. Finally added to her wardrobe was a dark blue corset around her stomach and matching armored covering, including a shoulder plate, all down her right arm. The Ice Queen had now truly looked as ready for battle as the others.

Finally assembled and together the leaders all grouped together, Mickey looking among them and asking “Everyone ready?” They responded with little nods or outright saying they were. He sighed before finishing with “Let’s try and make it all back after this, agreed?”

Everyone nodded, some a little less confident than others, while Donald said “All for one…”

Max finishing with “And one for all.”

Hearing the old motto passed between his friends Mickey couldn’t help but bear a smile. To add to this he held his hand out, Donald knowing what it meant and putting his hand atop his. Max soon followed but then, after him, came the others.

“If for nothing else, I’m it’s been fun being with you guys.” Peter Pan said, addressing all of them.

Mickey, looking up, saw as the Black Pearl was hovering in the sky awaiting for the attack, before saying to the others “Let’s give them the help they need. And show these guys how numbers don’t always win a fight.”

Now more confidence fueling them all the heroes nodded before breaking from their little huddle. Everyone took their positions among their troops. Mickey, standing with his friends at both sides, finally drew his sword and pointed it forward. This was the signal for everyone to move out, moving from the shores inland towards Bald Mountain and the awaiting army.

While it had taken time the army kept pace with each other. None faltering or slowing down as to not be at the head of the bulk of the assembled force, all committed to this grand and final fight. The Dunland Clans, the Musketeers and Castle Disney’s Army, Captain Pete and his small assembled army of pirates not afraid to fight so far from sea, Peter Pan along with his few remaining and oldest members of the Lost Boys, the combined might of the many kingdoms including Arendelle and Corona. All brought together and ready to fight and die for the ensured future that would come from defeating this enemy.

Finally they’d reached the top of a small hill that looked down towards base of Bald Mountain a few yards away. Seeing the assembled Hun army, along with the others, had been a bit of a staggering sight. There they all were, a massive force that seemed to stretch far enough to cover all the way around the mountain at least 3 times. An estimated count would put them at 10,000 against the heroes own force of only 5,000. Not very favorable odds, but something they’d deal with nonetheless.

Bald Mountain itself was both familiar and different to those who knew it from before. It was still large and looming and dark and foreboding yet oddly the sop of it was bare. The space where Chernabog, the lord and supreme power of the mountain, was empty. The fortress was different as well. At first it seemed smaller but, upon second glance, it was actually built differently from the old one. Part of it had been built at the base of the mountain but another part of it was sticking out from a higher point of the mountain, making it seem as if it had grown out of the mountain itself. Upon speculation it seemed clear this new fortress was half-built into the mountain, meaning more of it was hidden within. At least, from what it seemed, most of the army was outside which meant Merida and the others would have an easier time getting inside and finding Alice.

Now, seeing the army in person, many had felt a little less anxious as before. But Mickey, needing to keep everyone motivated, held his sword up as high as he could. A sign that he would not back down now. Not when they’d come this far.

Seeing this the others, at least those with swords, began to raise their blades. From the heroes to the troops. Going from the front to the very back. Everyone had raised their blades or indicated they wouldn’t be going anywhere but forward.

A horn from the Huns sounded. They’d been spotted. No going back now. Now was the time to attack.

With a thundering yell Mickey declared “Charge!” others declaring battle cries such as “For Arendelle!” or “For Merida!”

The army charged down from the hill all crying out in a growing choir of fearlessness and strength. They were going to fight to the very last. The enemy’s horde began to march forward, knowing they would meet them at the base of the hill where, finally, the two collided. The battle had begun.

Mickey, Max and all others armed with only blades and skill began taking on one opponent after another. Donald, Peg, Scrooge and the other assembled magic users began to fire off one spell after another; some of fire and ice while others of pure magic that either sank the ground where the enemy soldiers stood or turned their weapons into harmless balloons and the like.

When the Huns had reached Arendell’s forces the main troops stood back as Elsa stood where she was. This had made even the Huns stop from caution from what she would do. After cracking her fingers Elsa held her arms out before snow began to shoot from her hands. It formed into a cloud that slowly created a familiar looking giant snow monster. It looked down and growled at the Huns as they were ready to swarm this massive walking pile of ice and snow however more clouds soon formed thanks to Elsa and other giants began to rise. The finally count was at least twenty-five altogether, making the Huns turns from confidence into terror. And with that Elsa ordered both the giants and her men to charge where they began their little onslaught against their foes.

Not a minute had passed and already the battle had erupted larger than anyone would’ve thought possible.

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Above on the Black Pearl, as it slowly began to descend towards the mountain fortress, Merida and some of the others watched the battle with anxious looks.

“I wish we were down there.” Merida muttered to herself, gripping the railings of the port side in anxiety while watching her friends fight.

“Let’s not dwell on that now.” Mary Poppins said aloud as she walked past her. Merida, snapping to attention, joined her and walked over to join the others near where Jack was while saying “We need to get as close as possible to the fortress.”

“Which means going down further.” Eugene said as he glanced towards the mountain. “That top part’s too risky, so we’ll have to go from the bottom up.”

“And that means we’ll be spotted easily.” Aladdin added. Abu, as per usual, said something before Aladdin translated as “Yeah. We’ll be sitting ducks.”

“We might have a chance.” Mulan pointed out. “A small one, but if we’re quick enough we could-”

Suddenly one of the crew shouted “LOOK OUT!” before a fireball flew over everyone’s heads and struck the deck.

Merida had ducked along with the others but covered Lilo in the process. Once everyone had the opportunity they looked and saw the Headless Horseman, flying atop the dark Pegasus, flying towards them.

“Him again!” Eugene stated. “Now what?”

Without even giving it a moment’s thought Merida drew her bow and arrow before saying “Take him down!” and firing.

Her arrow flew through the air and struck the Horseman dead center in the chest. However, as before, this did nothing as he pulled it out before raising one hand and throwing another fireball. This one managed to miss everyone and the ship but now everyone was trying to find a way to knock the Horseman out of the sky.

As Mary Poppins escorted Lilo out of the way despite her protests, the others tried to find any and all weapons to fire and fling as their flying phantom attacker. Some threw rocks or pieces of fruit in from the storage, like coconuts, while others tired firing their pistols. The attacks either missed or were shrugged off as the Horseman continued to fly around the ship while cackling and casting more balls of fire at them. Two of the crew man had been hit, one being obliterated while the other was struck from one of the shrouds as the Horseman passed and fell all the way down.

All the while Captain Sparrow was trying to steer the Pearl about, even as some of the fireballs flew overhead, while shouting “Stop setting my ship on fire!”

During the commotion Eugene had an idea. As everyone else scrambled about and kept the Horseman distracted he climbed up one of the shrouds onto the highest mast while finding one of the ropes to use. He untied it and looked about, trying to spot the best opportunity. It came after the Horseman had fired at Mary Poppins and Lilo, only for the nanny to open her umbrella and use it as a shield which, surprisingly, worked. Neither one was singed or burned nor was the umbrella itself unharmed.

Finally he jumped down, swinging on the rope towards the Horseman as he approached. His legs stretched out Eugene had a clear shot before making contact with the Horseman. He’d managed to knock him from Pegasus and sending hurtling down towards the ground.

As he managed to swing back down onto the deck some of the crew cheered for his act, Eugene saying it was thanks to plenty of time “climbing hair”. However this little moment of victory was short lived as Belle, looking over the side, pointed out that the Horseman had been caught by Pegasus before he’d hit the ground, and was now flying back up towards them.

She even made the comment “I can’t really tell, but I think he’s really angry.”

Mulan called for everyone to be ready before the Horseman swooped up and now used both hands as be unleashed a heavy amount of fireballs onto the deck of the Pearl. Everyone ducked or jumped out of the way, even Jack from the wheel. Everyone was vulnerable and spread out, even Mulan who the Horseman turned his attention to as he readied to rain down hell upon her.

As he raised his hand, however, an arrow struck through it. The Horseman cringed before seeing Merida standing near the bow with another arrow aimed and ready at him. She fired at but this one the Horseman dodged before the princess drew her sword.

“That’s right.” She said, readying herself. “You see me. Now come and get me!”

As if accepting her challenge the Horseman drew his sword before whirling it in the air and laughing as high as possible. He clicked his heels against Pegasus before both flew down towards Merida, she holding her ground and her blade forward while readying herself. Just as she was about to act the princess was surprised when Mary Poppins stood in front of her calmly. This didn’t stop the Horseman as he only continued to charge towards the two.

Once the Horseman was close enough Mary Poppins held her carpet bag open, pulling the straps out to open it as wide as possible. A sudden sensation of being pulled towards it had caught the Horseman to where he tried to stop Pegasus mid-air. The pull proved to be too strong as both the Horseman and Pegasus were pulled closer and closer until both had been consumed into Mary Poppins’ carpetbag. Once both were secured inside she closed it shut and held it up.

“There.” She said. “Now let that be enough of you.”

Everyone who’d seen was dumbfounded, even Merida who claimed “Buh….I had him!”

Ignoring this Mary Poppins went and made sure everyone was alright as the crew began to recover. Mulan, Aladdin and the others were still alive but two more members of the crew were dead thanks to the Horseman’s attack. Those who noticed looked hurt by the loss, especially given the nature of their deaths.

“Let’s get down to the fortress.” Mulan said, trying to keep everyone on track. “We only have one shot.”

Without a word, but agreeing, everyone who was going down into the fortress had grouped together while Jack and the remaining crew went back to their positions. Mary Poppins agreed Lilo would come with the group, given that she was safer with them than on the ship at this point. While Merida and some of the others were hesitant about it they didn’t deny it was the better option.

“Just stay close to me.” Merida told her. “And don’t wander off.” Lilo nodding.

The Black Pearl was steered down towards the fortress and over the fight below. Some of the archers among the Hun army had seen and fired at the ship’s hull, not causing any real damage. A rope had been readied for everyone but Mary Poppins, insisting she’d float down. Now, finally over the fortress, the group began to drop down one by one.

Mulan slid down first, followed by Belle and then Aladdin, with Abu on his shoulders, and Eugene with Lilo on his. Merida was the last, looking to Jack as he kept the ship steady and looked to her. With a smirk he gave a little tip of his hat before the princess slid down.

As she readied herself Mary Poppins readied herself she called back to Jack “Once you’re through here try to help the others.”

“Will do what I can.” He called back. “And, oye. You keep them safe, or else you’ll be answering to a lot more than a few disheartened friend. Savvy?”

She paused as she looked at him before nodding and saying “Aye, Captain Sparrow. I ‘savvy’.” Finally opening her umbrella and holding her carpetbag in hand she gave one last “Farewell, Jack.” Before jumping off and floating down.

After everyone was on the grounds of the fortress and he steered the Black Pearl away Jack commented “Still prefer ‘Captain’.”

Once Mary Poppins arrived where the others had landed, on a balcony within the fortress, everyone nodded to each other before finding the nearest entrance. Everyone who had one was armed with a blade, though Eugene surprisingly drew a frying pan as well.

After a few odd looks from the others he said “I know how it looks, but it’s actually more useful than you think.”

With that little statement out of the way the group finally entered the fortress with Mulan taking the lead while Eugene took up the rear. While they didn’t know what they’d find inside the group was ready for whatever they’d have to face before finally reaching Alice.

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As the battle continued on the heroes were surprisingly gaining the upper hand.

The mix of might and magic had proven to be more than enough against the Hun grunts that had made up the bulk of the army. The skilled swordsmanship of Mickey and his fellow Musketeers along with Elsa’s snow-giant force had been the point of the spear that pushed through into the middle of the Hun’s army.

Soon things had become a little direr as the enemy’s general forces had joined in the fight. One of Elsa’s snow-giants had been destroyed by a sudden ball of magic fire, cast by none other than Maleficent who’d arrived with her little army of beast-men. One of the mages was overpowered by the arrival of Jafar, riding atop a flying carpet, accompanied by his forces from Agrabah. Some of the soldiers had even been disarmed mid-battle by some unseen force that turned out to be the living shadow demons summoned by Dr. Facilier.

The heroes engaged the villains while the soldiers fought the others. Peg, Donald and Scrooge began firing spells at Jafar who proved to be a more skilled magic user as he defend himself with a barrier before attacking with his staff that shot bolts of magic from it. The Sultan-turned-Sorcerer cackled as he declared how his was the only real magic. Elsa used her ice against the mistress of all evil, who managed to match it with her own dark powers of hell. Finally the Shadow Demons were cast away thanks to Tiana and Mama Odee, who stared down with the Shadow Man as he laughed at their presence.

“Well, well.” Be began. “If it isn’t the little Mrs. Bog-Hopper, and dear old granny. Looks like the old bag of bones managed to turn you back from being just another fly eater in the swamp.”

Angered by him Tiana said “You’re going to pay for what you did to New Orleans, Shadow Man.”

He shrugged with a smirk and said “Don’t blame me, missy. Just abiding by the deal I had with my friends on the other side. Same reason why your little boyfriend had to go too.” Seeing how it annoyed her he only coaxed more as he said “Let me guess, you tried taking up some of the good vibe voodoo just so you could come here and take me on yourself, huh? Well let’s see what you’ve got then.”

With that Tiana, carrying her own staff similar to Facilier’s, attacked with a dazzling display of good voodoo that was counters by the Shadow Man’s bad kind. It was clear from the way they fought that both were determined to see the other fall at a moment of glory.

The soldiers from Agrabah had proven to be as skilled swordsmen as Mickey and the Musketeers, matching against them as the two engaged admits the battle. Max had even found himself overpowered by two who attacked at once before knocking him down to the ground. As Max backed away, however, he bumped into Adam who stood their confident and challenging look on his face.

“How about you guys pick on someone your own size.” He taunted them. As the two looked ready to take him on Adam helped Max to his feet before warning “You might want to step back.”

Standing in front of Max, Adam, unarmed, held his arms out before suddenly doing something odd. He began into a groan that soon turned into a growl. His body began to grow in size, muscle and hair. Two hours sprouted from his head as is clothing began to rip from his body. Both Max and the men watched in shock as Adam slowly but surely transformed, finally becoming the familiar form of the beast he’d once been before; only this change he could apparently control in this world.

With a mighty roar he sent them men running before Adam, looking back to Max, gave a big toothy grin. Taking this as a good enough sign Max, retrieving his sword from the ground, charged in with Adam-Beast as they joined the others in what was now turning into a heated fight.

All the while, however, those who noticed wondered where Lord Arawn’s forces from Prydain were.

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Inside the fortress Merida and the team had found themselves going through what almost seemed like a maze of hallways.

Going down one only to turn right or left at another, with a number of twists and turns and the like. The hallways themselves were decorated with pieces of artwork that seemed like dark reflections of those found at Castle Disney, evoking dread and despair or thoughts of darkness. Now-and-then they would run into a small group of guards, usually two or three at a time, but none that were much of a real threat.

“Any one had any actual idea on where we’re going?” Eugene asked when they finally came to a fork in the hallways.

With a groan Merida stated “This is getting us nowhere. Maybe we should split up.”

“I’m not sure that’s a good idea.” Belle pointed out. “Not in this place. We could get lost or worse.”

“Well standing around her arguing about it isn’t going to help.” Mary Poppins retorted. “So we have to decide fast.”

Suddenly Abu said something to which Aladdin responded with “That way?” pointing to the right. When Abu confirmed this he asked “Why?” To clarify to him and the others the monkey pointed towards the sound and soon sight of more than dozen armed men approaching. Aladdin gave a little “Oh.” Before he and the others readied themselves.

As the guards stopped, readying their weapons as well, the heroes were ready to attack before Belle, surprisingly, stepped ahead of them and said “Here. Let me handle this.” She cleared her throat before asking “Would you mind moving out of way? Please?” The men only laughed at this before pointing their weapons at her. “Not the best choice.” She commented.

Suddenly, to everyone but Mary Poppins’ surprise, Belle began to change before their eyes. Her body grew in both size, muscle and, oddly, hair. To Aladdin and Abu she began to take a somewhat familiar form, but one they’d not seen from Belle before. Her clothes ripped to reveal more hair covering her body, two horns protruding from her head, claws and teeth, and even a bushy tail that popped out of the back of her dress. Belle had indeed turned into a beast just like Adam.

The guards gave a nervous sound before Bella gave a resounding roar that made some of them, including her friends, cover their ears. She then sprang towards them and began to render them with tooth and claw while the others watched with a mixed of shock and awe. Given how they knew Belle before it was hard to imagine her being such a beast, both figuratively and literally.

Once it was over, and the guards were either on the ground or tossed through windows, Belle, still a beast, looked back to the others and gave a toothy smile before saying “Sorry you had to see that. Shall we be off?”

Everyone, except Mary Poppins, was speechless, some even trying to ask what the entire transformation was about, before Merida waved it off with a quick “Never mind. Let’s just go before more show up.”

With that everyone continued down the hallway, Belle choosing to stay in a beast form given how useful it was. At the very least everyone was happy to know that she was still the same girl who they knew underneath the more monstrous form.

Eventually, after the group continued on for another few minutes while knowing they were on the right path as they felt they were going higher, they soon reached another challenge on their path. This one was known to all of them as the man who’d conquered Japan and renamed it into the Hun Lands: Shan Yu. Along with him were at least ten more Hun warriors.

With his sword drawn and a devious grin on his face he coyly asked “Going somewhere?” With the heroes halted he chuckled before explaining “I figured you would try something like this. Doesn’t take a tactician to know where the real mission is. And for you, that requires getting through me to the Master.”

Accepting his challenge Merida drew her sword and said “Alright then. We’ll just have to cut our way through then.”

Mulan, however, said “No!” stepping in front of her and the others. “I’ll fight you myself, Shan Yu.” When Merida asked what she was doing she answered “It’ll take too long to deal with him. Just go. Find another way around. Besides, this is personal.” Merida, realizing what she was about to do, offered Mulan her sword back before she shook her head, saying “Just take it and go. And Merida….thank you.”

Knowing what she meant Merida only nodded before telling everyone else to follow her as they ran back the way they came, needing to find a new route. Mulan only stared down Shan Yu and his men before drawing her sword calm yet boldly.

Seeing her Shan Yu stated “That armor. That’s the old uniform of the Imperial Army. When there was one. Ah. I see. You’re a survivor, aren’t you? I can see why this means a lot to you.” Drawing his sword, allowing his men to stand back while he dealt with her, Shan Yu stated “Allow me to give you the honor of reuniting you with your fallen comrades!”

He leapt towards her, sword out over his head, before Mulan ducked away. She rolled onto her feet before yelling as she began to fight tooth and nail with Shan Yu. Given the look in her eyes it was clear this was fight of revenge.

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The team had managed to find another route around through the fortress before finding themselves back on track and working their way up towards the top of the complex.

However they’d passed a stairway going down which Mary Poppins, oddly, stopped at. The others noticed and stopped as well before noting how so intently Mary Poppins seemed to look down towards whatever was down there.

When Aladdin asked she in fact said “There’s something down there. Something….familiar. And I think it’s in pain.”

The others tried to listen to the point where Lilo said “I don’t hear anything.”

Suddenly Mary Poppins turned towards it and said “I think I’ll go and see for myself. The rest of you should keep going.”

There was a collective “What?” from everyone before Merida stated “But we need you, Mary Poppins.”

She scoffed and this and said “Oh don’t be foolish. I’m a nanny after all, and nannies can’t stay around and watch out for children forever.”

“Not even when they’re ridiculously overly magical?” Eugene asked rhetorically.

Merida, stepping closer, said “You can’t go. What will we do without you? You’ve helped us this far already.”

With a confident smile Mary Poppins said “You’ll do what you must, Merida. All of you will. I have as much faith in you as you’ve had in me this entire time. Do not worry, though. I’ll rejoin you once I can.” Giving one final look to Merida she bowed her head and said “Good luck, my dear.”

Everyone watched as she began to walk down the steps, eventually going so far as to not be seen anymore, before Aladdin commented “Is it wrong I didn’t have a lot of faith in her at first?”

Merida, knowing she still had a mission to lead, told the others “Come on. Let’s hurry before we’re too late.” Making them all follow her onward.

Meanwhile Mary Poppins continued downward on the stairway that seemed to go on forever. The more the she walked the more she realized it lead deeper into the heart of Bald Mountain. She glanced back a few times, seeing how all the more fainter the light from the doorway was.

Eventually, after the longest time, she’d reached the very bottom where she found a small patch of flat, stone flooring before finding herself at a massive metal door. It was a double door that stood at least thirty feet high with hulking metal locks on the front. The entire look of it seemed foreboding yet Mary Poppins wasn’t scared or anxious so much as curious.

Looking at the lock for a moment the nanny gave a curious hum before dropping her carpet bag and opening it. As she reached in the Headless Horseman’s hand reached out, trying to escape. She gave it a hard smack which made it retract back into the bag. She reached in again and found what seemed like a simply, ordinary looking key. When she used it on the giant lock to the door, however, it managed to unlock it with ease.

Now open the door swung back to reveal, as Mary Poppins walked in, a large room with a large drop in the center with a single stretch of a platform going out. The entire place was lite by some underground source of light; possibly lava or fire. Walking to the end of the platform, before it dropped off, Mary Poppins looked at what she’d come down here to see in the first place: the thing that was trapped beneath.

A massive creature with dark skin was chained to the wall of the room by what seemed like burning iron. A very powerful type of magic from what Mary Poppins could tell. His arms were up and pinned along with his giant bat-like wings. Even around his neck and torso there were more chains keeping him secured. The nanny noticed how where two horns on his head used to be they were cut off, leaving nothing but nubs.

The creature, opening his big yellow eyes, looked down and chuckled “Truly I must be dwindling in both power and mind. For I could swear I see none other than Mary Poppins standing before me.”

With a bemused smile she looked up and merely said “Good evening, Chernabog. Pardon my saying but you look as if you’ve been through hell.”

“More than you know, my dear Poppins.” The former Lord of Bald Mountain groaned a little. “More than you know.”

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Merida, Eugene, Aladdin and Abu, Lilo, and Belle had finally made it to the entrance to what they believed to be Alice’s room; given the door seemed large and foreboding enough.

They all stopped and listened inside, not hearing a thing but the echoes from the battle continuing outside. With only final nod to each other the heroes slowly opened the door, Merida peeking through first. So far there was no sign of anyone or anything, making her creek it open further and further before everyone finally walked in.

Surveying the room the group could see a large window leading to a balcony on the opposite end of the room; where they could still hear the fighting outside. There was a grand fireplace on the right with, oddly, a pair of large horns mounted above. To the right they could see a large shelf of books, a familiar looking cauldron, and a bed with dark curtains around it.

Looking towards the bed Merida said “Look.” Pointing out the vague shape of Alice sleeping inside.

As the others looked Lilo asked “Is she dead?”

“No.” a voice from within the room said. “But you’ll soon be!”

Everyone looked towards the window, near one of the curtains, where Lord Arawn revealed himself. A devious smirk was on his face as he looked to them all, a large sword in his hand. Seeing him everyone readied themselves, even to Merida taking the time to have an arrow ready and aimed at him.

“A little surprised to see you here.” The princess said. “Too afraid to be out there in the real fight?”

“My master does not wished to be disturbed while she rests.” He began. “And I will not allow you or anyone else to do so.” Pointing his sword at them he said “You’re all fools, you know. Thinking you can stand against the true power my master commands. With her leading this world things will be far better. More ordered and secure. But you’d prefer to fight and waste your lives when you should be joining us.”

Speaking for everyone Merida said “Then we’d be crazier than you for trying. The sad part about you, Arawn, is that you can’t even think for yourself. This is how Alice made you. To be just another lackey to her.”

He sneered at her before saying “And you’re nothing but an impertinent child who’s become a far greater nuisance than before.”

“Oh yeah?” Aladdin said. “Well bring it on. You think you can take us on your own?”

His smirk soon turned into a smile as he said “Who said I was alone? In fact I have an old friend you’ll all want to meet.”

With that Arawn pulled down the rest of the curtain to reveal a steel cage. Everyone tensed when they saw this, unsure of what was inside. Pulling off the lock Arawn pushed the door down and open, freeing whatever was inside. Within a moment the creature had walked out, revealing itself.

Seeing the small furry creature step out Belle gasped before stating “The Monster from the Stars!”

Lilo, however, had called realized who it really was and gave a surprised, if confused “Stitch?!?”