“Eliminate them NOW!”
“We’re sorry your highness, we didn’t mean to!”
“Yea, it was a mistake coming here!”
“There are no mistakes in my kingdom, you will be executed immediately via guillotine.”
“WHAT?!”
“Off you go.” She said while waving the guards away.
“Please don’t do this!”
“We are to follow all orders from the queen.” The guard said while putting Tecna in. He held on to the string waiting for the queen’s signal.
“Now!”
2 days before
It was a plain day in the magic dimension. Shining sun, singing birds, gossip, school, all that boring stuff. But there was one purpled haired girl that seemed to have ants in her pants in the last block. When the bell rang she practically skipped back to her dorm. She plopped her books on her bed and ran to her desk with some sort of machine on it with wires, and buttons scattered everywhere.
“This wire goes to this button and button… oh shoot! What does this button do?” She asked herself aloud. Another girl poked her head into the doorway.
“What’cha doing Tec?” Musa asked.
“Trying to figure out what button does what.”
“Ohhh, and might I ask what this, gizmo, is?”
“It’s supposed to be a time machine.” Tecna asked while putting a screw in.
“Ohhhh even more interesting. Care to show me what those buttons do? The ones you know what they do.”
“Okay, this red button is a self-destruct button, that can only be activated when I say the password which I have not installed into the programming yet. This blue dial let’s you pick what year you’d like to do and this green button-”
She was interrupted by Musa’s obnoxiously ringing phone.
“I should probably get that, talk about it later?”
“Okay.”
“Alrighty then.” Musa said while trying to slap Tecna’s back but hit her arm, that went on forward and made her hit the green button she never took her finger away from. WHen she hit it glowed green and made everything freeze. Then there was a bright white light that went flashed from the machine. Then there was nothing but a soft green and light purple blob in the middle of nothing but pure, pitch black darkness.
“We’re sorry your highness, we didn’t mean to!”
“Yea, it was a mistake coming here!”
“There are no mistakes in my kingdom, you will be executed immediately via guillotine.”
“WHAT?!”
“Off you go.” She said while waving the guards away.
“Please don’t do this!”
“We are to follow all orders from the queen.” The guard said while putting Tecna in. He held on to the string waiting for the queen’s signal.
“Now!”
2 days before
It was a plain day in the magic dimension. Shining sun, singing birds, gossip, school, all that boring stuff. But there was one purpled haired girl that seemed to have ants in her pants in the last block. When the bell rang she practically skipped back to her dorm. She plopped her books on her bed and ran to her desk with some sort of machine on it with wires, and buttons scattered everywhere.
“This wire goes to this button and button… oh shoot! What does this button do?” She asked herself aloud. Another girl poked her head into the doorway.
“What’cha doing Tec?” Musa asked.
“Trying to figure out what button does what.”
“Ohhh, and might I ask what this, gizmo, is?”
“It’s supposed to be a time machine.” Tecna asked while putting a screw in.
“Ohhhh even more interesting. Care to show me what those buttons do? The ones you know what they do.”
“Okay, this red button is a self-destruct button, that can only be activated when I say the password which I have not installed into the programming yet. This blue dial let’s you pick what year you’d like to do and this green button-”
She was interrupted by Musa’s obnoxiously ringing phone.
“I should probably get that, talk about it later?”
“Okay.”
“Alrighty then.” Musa said while trying to slap Tecna’s back but hit her arm, that went on forward and made her hit the green button she never took her finger away from. WHen she hit it glowed green and made everything freeze. Then there was a bright white light that went flashed from the machine. Then there was nothing but a soft green and light purple blob in the middle of nothing but pure, pitch black darkness.
