"Come on, faster!" Sam urged her two male companions. Earlier, the Goth had unleashed a smokescreen so they could make their escape. They were now entering a park.
"We need to contact Danny" she said as they stopped to catch their breath. Tucker leaned a hand on a tree while Timmy sat down, panting. "He'll have rescued Tiara by now and must be heading back here."
"So, my sis is going to be okay?" Timmy asked.
"She'll be fine" Tucker assured the small kid. "No problem."
The brunette raised an eyebrow. "That's what you said earlier and now look what happened" he retorted.
"I… that…" Tucker blinked. "Just a slight miscalculation, that's all. How was I supposed to know that a pair of girls-"
"Were about to kiss your ass?"
The three looked up.
"Did you honestly think you could outrun us?" Fiera said. "You're humans, we're ghosts. Do the math, brainiacs."
"You should just really surrender" Sakura told them, appearing beside her partner. "It's much easier. So," Her gaze landed on the goldfishes swimming in the fishbowl Timmy was holding. "Those are the ones Master Vlad wants, right?"
"This is the last time I'm asking" Fiera warned, her hair tendrils rose. "Hand them over."
From her backpack, Sam brought out two silver gun-like objects and tossed one to Tucker.
"We're not giving up without a fight!" the black-haired girl declared and fired a bright yellow energy beam at them.
"Yeah! What she said!" Tucker yelled and blasted them as well.
Meanwhile, Timmy had ducked and covered.
"Timmy, we should help those two" Wanda spoke to him softly.
"How?" he whispered back. "Your magic is useless against ghosts, remember? And they're not allowed to see you or I'll lose you forever."
"Ooh, look at the pretty colors…" Cosmo drooled.
"Cosmo! This isn't the time to space out like that!" his wife scolded.
"Hey, cool, the other ghost disappeared!" he exclaimed.
"Cos- wait a minute, what?"
Timmy and Wanda looked back at the fight. Sam and Tucker were holding off the dark blue-eyed ghost teen, who was now shooting purple energy blasts from the tips of her tendrils, but the other one was no where to be seen.
"Looking for me?"
Timmy yelped in surprised and spun around. Sakura turned visible and approached. "Listen, be a good little boy and give me that fishbowl. Master Vlad will be angry if he doesn't get what he wants."
However, the 10-year-old only held the object tighter. "No way! They're my fairy godparents! You can't take them away!"
She sighed and raised her hand. But before she could do anything, a blue ray struck her from the side.
"Stay away from my brother!" Tiara snapped.
"Sis! You're here!"
She landed next to Timmy and bent down. "Yeah, good to see you too. You okay?"
He nodded.
"Good." She got into a fighting stance as the other female stood back up.
Sakura narrowed her eyes. Her eyes glowed as she raised both of her hands and at once, hundreds of cherry blossom petals materialized around her.
"Go! Petal Rush!" she commanded. Suddenly, the pink petals zoomed towards the Turner siblings.
Tiara felt one grazed her arm. "Those things are sharp…" she mused and conjured up a ghost shield.
---
In the meantime, Danny had come to his bestfriends' aid.
"You guys alright?" he asked, throwing ectoplasmic blasts at the other ghost who continued her purple-beamed attacks.
"Fine."
"Great."
They too fired their guns at the female ghost.
Fiera's eyes glowed. "I'm not about to lose against scum like you!"
"Hey, watch it with the name-calling!" Tucker said indignantly.
She smirked. "Or what?"
"Or this!" Danny had gotten behind her and was raising the Fenton thermos. He opened the cylindrical object and a bright blue beam shot out of it onto her. However, the shaft of light only went through her stomach.
Danny's jaw dropped. "What? Why didn't it work?!"
Fiera turned around and said cockily, "Do you really think that little toy can stop someone like me?"
"But why?" Tucker wanted to know.
Sam's eyes widened with realization. "Because she's not a pure ghost, she's a halfa like Danny!"
Fiera smirked again. "Smart girl. Now, time for a little payback!"
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"Timmy, listen to me" Tiara said to his younger brother, still holding off the petal attacks. "You need to get out of here. It's too dangerous."
The 10-year-old stared at his sister, at his fairly godparents then back at his sister. With a determined gaze, he said, "No. I won't."
The teen removed her eyes from the enemy and moved it to the kid behind her. "What?"
"I'm through running away! I want to fight too!"
"Tim, please understand. You can't control your powers yet. It's much too ear-" she stopped; her ghost shield couldn't last any longer. It vanished.
Sakura took the chance to strengthen her attack. Tiara pushed her brother toward the bushes and floated up. Evading the razor-sharp petals, she fired her ghost beams.
"I can't just sit here and hide" Timmy muttered to the fairies who appeared beside him. "There has to be some way I can help them."
"Maybe I can be of assistance" a sly voice spoke from behind.
For the second time that day, the young Turner jumped in surprise as he whirled around, only to be met with glowing red eyes.
"Aaah!" he screamed, backing away.
Of course, Tiara and Danny heard him and turned to his direction. With their attention diverted, both females under Vlad's command shot ghost rays at them, purple for Fiera and pink for Sakura. They slammed to the grassy ground.
Using her hair tendrils, Feira trapped Sam and Tucker, creating something like a cage. Vlad wasted no time and appeared at Danny's and Tiara's side and placed something around their wrists.
"Hey-!"
"What the-!"
There was a second when both blue-eyed teens were suddenly shocked by a wave of electricity then light rings formed on their waists and they reverted back to their original form, as humans. They both gasped and stared at the strange white device around their hands.
"Do you like my new invention?" Vlad asked, standing before them. "I've been working on it for quite awhile. They strip any half-ghost of their powers. That won't work, Miss Turner" he added, seeing Tiara trying to pry it off. "Only a ghost can remove it. And seeing as you two are longer ghosts, you can't take them off." He smiled. "Isn't it just stimulating?"
Tiara glared at him.
The ghost billionaire turned to the direction of the brown-haired kid looking at him. "Now, child, you're out of options. Your fairies," His smile widened. "Are mine."