Star vs the forces of evil belongs to Daron Nefcy.
Hekapoo looked upon the wasteland from a hill in wonder. "Where is he?" She thought aloud.
Neither she, or her clones have seen Marco for a week. It was only a month into the trial, so she was reasonably concerned.
"Looking for someone?" A voice behind her asked. Hekapoo whirled around and saw it was Glossaryck.
"Just some Earth-boy." Hekapoo answered, trying to brush his disappearance as a recent event.
Glossaryck didn't buy it. "Just some Earth-boy?" He repeated with sceptically. "You must think highly of them to believe they all would take this on."
"He's stupid. Not brave." Hekapoo responded.
"Or is he just inexperienced?" Glossaryck questioned. "How many of your clones has he defeated?"
"Four." Hekapoo answered.
"Not bad." Glossaryck commented. "But now, he needs help." Glossaryck stretched out his hand and Hekapoo handed him her dimensional scissors. Glossaryck opened a portal with the scissors and they both walked through.
When they exited the portal, Hekapoo found herself standing in black blood. She quickly scanned there surroundings. There was the bodies of a pack of creatures with blue fur, that resembled wolf, but with a grotesque amount of muscle. They oozed the black blood from their cuts, that littered corpses, with parts being caved in from a blunt object. One of the creatures had a sharp piece of flint protruding from it's neck. The end appeared to have been broken off.
And past it all was Marco. He was breathing heavily as he rested against pile of rocks. His cloths had multiple tears from multiple fights. His skin was bruised, bloodied, pale, and his neck had some kind of toxic green infection spreading across his skin. His shoes wear tattered and torn. A bloodied rock on one side and the handle of the broken makeshift knife on the other.
Hekapoo slowly approached Marco. The trial was meant to push a contestant both to the limit, both physically and mentally. Even breaking the contestant. That was expected, and it could be dealt with. But Hekapoo swore to never let anyone die during the trial. But without Glossaryck intervening. She would have failed. Marco would have died.
As Hekapoo got closer to Marco she heard him drily mumbling and shaking. She collapsed to her knees. Marco's and the beasts blood soaks Hekapoo's hair and dress. Marco noticed a shadow covering him and turn to face Hekapoo. "Are y-ou re-al?" He weakly asked before passing out.
Hekapoo caught him, and picked Marco up. "You're not dead yet human." Hekapoo comented with a whisper. "Not yet."
Soon at Hekapoo's house.
Marco was layed on Hekapoo's couch, as one Hekapoo put spealised cream on his cuts, while another flicked the tip of a needle full of yellow liquid and injected it into the core of the green infection.
Once they had finished, the Hekapoo applying the cream blew out the other's flame. When the Hekapoo has dissipated, the other faced Glossaryck. "Once he's healthy, I'll send him home." She informed him.
"That's not going to work this time." Glossaryck calmly responded.
Hekapoo looked at Glossaryck with confusion. "Why not?" She asked.
"Because Marco will want to try again. And he will need a pair of dimensional scissors." Glossaryck answered.
"I can't just hand him a pair, and there is no way he can win!" Hekapoo argued.
"Then train him." Glossaryck bluntly responded.
"Train him!?" Hekapoo repeated in surprise.
"Yes, you have been wanting a worthy challenge, and Marco will want to learn." Glossaryck mentioned. "So it's a win, win."
"But why? Why dose he need dimensional scissors?" She questioned.
Glossaryck sighed, and began to float over to Marco. "If you must know." He spoke up. "I don't see why, your not exactly short on time." Glossaryck muttered. Glossaryck placed his hand on Marco's uncut cheek. Once he removed his hand, a glowing crescent moon revealed it self.
Hekapoo was shocked. "What the?" She mumbled. Glossaryck floated out of the way as Hekapoo got closer. "How?" She asked without looking away.
"Marco and Star danced under the light of the blood moon." Glossaryck answered from behind her.
"It's rumoured to bind souls of those who under it's light together." Hekapoo mentions.
"It's more than a rumour." Glossaryck responds.
As the marking fades, Hekapoo is released from it's trance and turns to face Glossaryck. "What dose this me-" Hekapoo cut herself off as she realised he was gone.
She retreats onto the couch, sitting next to Marco's feet. "I guess it's just you and me now Marco." She comments as she faces Marco. "Let's see if you're as stubborn as Glossaryck says."
I'm not sure if I should show Hekapoo teaching Marco or not. Or if I should skip straight to the end. What do you think?