Ducktales and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3: Rise and Fall

by MatchMaker Amethyst

After team up with a Boris the Wolf clone; Henry, Scrooge, Donald, Della, Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby will work together with the clone to escape the studio. But when they encounter "Alice", things gets harder for them. "Alice" told them she'll set them home free, if they do her errands for her. Only Louie doesn't fully trust in "Alice". And there's no doubt about him being right.

2. Chapter 2

Chapter 1: Leave the Station

In Boris's safe house, Scrooge, Henry, Donald, Della, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Webby are sleeping. When Scrooge wakes up, he said, "up and at um, everyone! Rise and shine! Time to get moving!" When everyone wakes up, Louie said, "I'm staying in bed." "Come, Louie. Do you want to stay here, so "Bendy" can find you," said Della. Louie gets scared and said, "oh, you're good at smart talking." "Let's find the exit to home," said Donald.

When they reached the exit, Henry said, "we're not getting out of here that easy. Need to open the door but the lever is missing." "Boris probably has it," said Scrooge. "Good morning, Boris," said Della. When the kids finishing hugging the wolf, Henry said, "hey buddy. Have you seen that lever handle around? Or are you holding it hostage until we make you something to eat? I thought so. Let's see what we got." "How did you know," said Huey. "You got to know your character," said Donald. "Kids, go find three cans of bacon soup," said Scrooge. "Found all three," said Louie, holding them. "Great job," said Webby, hugs him which made him blush and his brothers jealous. "That should be enough," said Henry, takes the cans from Louie.

When Henry finishes the soup, he gives it to Boris and said, "here you go." Then Boris puts a toolbox on the table and starts to eat it. "Thanks, Boris," said Dewey, opens it and finds the lever. Della takes it and attached back to the control. When Scrooge pulls it down, Donald opened the door and Henry said, "let's see what's out there. Don't wander off." "Yes, Mr. Henry," said the Duck Brothers.

When Boris comes out of the safe house with everyone else, Donald closes the door. "Let me back in! Let me back in! Let me back in! Let me back in! I'm too handsome to die," said Louie, bangs on the door for mercy. "Louie, we just got out of the safe house for only 20 seconds and you're already wanting to go back in," said Huey, annoyed. "Come on, we need to go home," said Dewey. "Don't worry, we won't go running into the Ink Demon. I hope," said Donald. "It's not that! Well, mostly some of it. But that's not the point. My tail is telling me there are new kinds of danger and evil waiting for us into that darkness," said Louie, pointing to a dark hallway. Then Boris pats Louie on the back to calm down. "Boris is right, Louie. Calm down and we'll be fine," said Della. "Let's sheds some light into the darkness. Because it's pitch black in there," said Scrooge. "I got the flashlight. Let's roll," said Henry, grabs the flashlight and shines it into the dark hall. "I'm already terrified," said Louie. "You can hold my hand if you're scared," said Webby. When Louie grabs her hand, he blushed and his brothers get jealousy. "You have strong grip there," said Webby, impressed by Louie's strength.