Hello, everyone! I am very excited to start my first ever fan fiction based off of a single sitcom. In the past, I have done sitcom crossovers, but never a stand alone, so this is something new. I just recently got this idea and want to run with it. Oh, and also, this WILL be a Skoliver (Skylar/Oliver) fan fiction. I hope you guys like it.

So without further ado, here's the first chapter. Enjoy!:

Chapter 1

By the way, the first 19 paragraphs (italicized) are the death scene of Skylar Storm from Storm's End

After Oliver reminded Kaz where his hand was, Dr. Horace Diaz came in, followed by several doctors.

"What's going on?" Horace immediately asked. "What's wrong with Skylar?"

"The Annihilator shot her with Black Widowers poison power!" Oliver said as he and Kaz stood up. "We're losing her!"

"Get her on the gurney!" Horace ordered. "Stat!"

The other doctors lifted Skylar's limp body onto the gurney.

Horace began to lead attempts to resuscitate her. "She's too weak. We have to stabilize her before we can administer the antidote!"

One of the doctors injected Skylar with a stabilizing serum as the others continued their efforts to revive her.

Kaz and Oliver stood by, watching with worry on both of their faces.

A few seconds later, Skylar flat lined.

"Guys, she's flat lining! Do something!" Oliver panicked.

"I need the defibrillator!" Horace said. The machine was handed to him less than a second later.

Horace charged the defibrillator. "Clear!" He pressed it on Skylar's chest. "Clear!" He pressed it on Skylar's chest again.

As Skylar continued to flat line, the boys watched in agony. Oliver looked like he was about to cry.

As the flat line faded out, Horace handed the defibrillator to another doctor and took Skylar's hand in his.

"I'm sorry," Horace said as he looked at Kaz and Oliver. "She's gone."

After the other doctors began to disperse, Horace pulled a blanket onto Skylar's body, but stopped once the blanket reached her upper chest.

Horace put a hand on Skylar's shoulder.

"I can't believe Skylar's gone," Oliver said sadly.

"Sh-she can't be!" Kaz said. "I-I mean, Mighty Med is the best hospital in the world! There's gotta be someone or something able to heal her! Horace please!"

"Sorry, there's nothing any of us here at Mighty Med can do," Horace apologized. "At this point, the only person who could save Skylar is Caduceo."

"Of course!" Kaz said. "Caduceo's the legendary healer of superheroes!"

"Why don't we go and ask him if he can bring Skylar back to life?" Oliver suggested.

Horace frowned. "I don't think that would work."

"Why not?" Kaz asked.

"Because Caduceo hasn't restored a superhero's life in over ten years!" Horace responded. "Heck, he barely even goes out in public nowadays!"

Well, we have to at least go out and try to convince him," Oliver said. "He's our last hope!"

Horace shrugged. "If you wanna go and waste your time, then go on ahead! He lives on the planet Bernwartz. You should be able to get there using the wormhole transporter."

"But it broke back on Caldera," Kaz said.

"What? It shouldn't have done that!" Horace said. "Let me see it!"

Kaz handed Dr. Diaz the transporter.

Horace looked it over. "It's not broken," he said after a few seconds. "The batteries just died." He set down the worm hole transporter, changed the batteries, turned it back on, messed with if for a few seconds, and then handed it back to Kaz.

"It's good as new!" Horace said. "I've also set in the coordinates of Caduceo's planet for you. Good luck you two. You'll really need it."

"Thank you," said Oliver before Kaz pressed a button and the two of them were teleported to the planet Bernwartz.

The next thing Oliver and Kaz knew, the two of them were standing in a nearly barren landscape with scattered trees and houses. The Bernwartz's sun was setting, so natural light was limited.

Kaz looked at the grassless ground. "This is pretty pitiful. I mean, the trees here don't even have leaves."

"We're not here to sightsee," Oliver reminded. "We're here to find Caduceo, so we can save Skylar and she'll leap into my arms as we ride off into the sunset."

Kaz snickered. "Yeah. Have fun with that fantasy."

Oliver scowled. "Whatever. Let's just find Caduceo's house!"

"Okay, okay," said Kaz. He turned around. "Found it."

Oliver made a face. "How did you find it that fast?"

"Because I'm looking at a mansion with the word 'Caduceo' in big neon letters on top of the roof," Kaz responded.

Oliver turned around and saw what Kaz was talking about.

"Wow, for a legendary hero, he sure isn't humble," Oliver observed.

He led Kaz to the gate that surrounded Caduceo's mansion.

A human attendant stood at the gate's doors, wearing a yellow uniform.

"Who are you two?" the attendant asked in a flat voice.

"We're here to see Caduceo," Oliver explained.

The attendant sighed. "Caduceo does not allow visitors."

"But we're not visitors!" Oliver said quickly. "We're…we're…"

"Pizza delivery!" finished Kaz.

The attendant scowled. "Why don't you have any pizza?"

"Because…we're trying a new system," Kaz said as he tried to come up with a lie on the spot. "You see…the two of us…we're just the guys who come and get the money and bring it back to the store. Then, someone else will come and bring the pizza."

"That makes no sense," the attendant said.

"Yeah, well things have been a little crazy ever since we got our new GM," Kaz said.

The attendant paused. "Very well. You may enter." He opened the gate.

Kaz and Oliver walked through.

"Wow, I can't believe that actually worked," Kaz whispered.

"Yeah, well I think that getting past that attendant will be the easiest part of our visit with Caduceo," Oliver said.

The two of them arrived at the front door.

"Okay, here goes nothing," Oliver knocked on the door.

What will happen when Caduceo answers the door? Find out in Chapter 2.

~Jameer14