The war was over. After Rose was captured, Beast took her down to the dungeon. Rose didn't resist. They would be building her a better protecting cell later, but for now, she was thrown in a regular cage, being on close watch. She didn't ask for a proper charge, but she knew that she would be in there for a long time. It didn't take any force for her to take down the clouds and fix the damage to the castle.

"Its not a terrible thing you know," Mal tried to comfort Ben,"Maybe she'll learn to be good. It might take her a while to trust your parents again, but maybe she'll come around." Ben didn't look up from his long stare. He was sitting slumped in his office chair. Papers laying on his desk, untouched.

"I didn't even have a say," Ben said quietly,"It just happened so fast I...thought that dad was going to at least trust her a little. I thought I trusted mother, but I...don't know anymore."

"Ben," Mal was a bout to protest by just placed her hand on his shoulder,"just give it some time." He didn't look at her, just kept his distant stair. Mal knew the next few weeks were going to be hard for him. She rubbed his shoulder and joined in his distant stare.

Evie stood in her dorm room. She looked out the big window. It was a weird color of grey sky, but light still found its way through the clouds. She looked over at her sewing table. Fabrics and orders laid waiting for her, but she'll get to those another time. Her gaze traveled back to the window.

"Are you just going to stand there all day?" Carlos said from behind her. A small blush came up on her cheeks. She turned to see him standing silently in the doorway. His slight grin matched his friendly brown eyes.

"If only they would let me," Evie turned back to the window. The door clicked shut as she returned her gaze over the school courtyard outside, where the trees lined the horizon. She greeted the strong arms that wrapped around her from behind.

"I don't want to go either," Carlos rested his head on her shoulder,"but its for Mal and Ben. We should be there for Uma, Gil, and Harry too." Today was the day the three would be sent back to the Isle of the Lost. Mal insisted they couldn't be trusted.

"Must we?" Evie wanted to fight this unwinnable battle. She could feel the soft warm lips against her cheek for only a moment.

"We must," Carlos said quietly,"but I think we have a few minutes." Evie immediately escaped his grasps and turned towards him. She wrapped her arms around the boy. Carlos didn't refuse the hug, and held Evie close to him. After a few moments, the two stepped back to see each other, but still held one another in their arms.

Carlos tucked a piece of blue hair behind Evie's ear,"How are your powers?" She looked at him with a grin on her face.

"They're gone," Evie looked into his brown eyes before leaning in. The couple's lips touched softly. It would be their first kiss as normal teenagers. They weren't rushed with a war, or being held possessed. They were just...themselves.

It was time to deliver Uma, Harry, and Gil back to the Isle. The teens had gathered into limos that would escort them to the Isle and back..Well all but three. Mal and Ben got in with Carlos, Evie, Jay, Lonnie, and Dizzy. The other one contained the pirates waiting to get back home. Once everyone was seating inside the vehicles, their journey began.

"We'll finally be able to relax one this is taken care of," Mal said to break the awkward silence.

"Well not just yet," Ben said with a sigh,"We'll have the holidays in a month and then we'll start getting ready for graduation." Mal had forgotten about that. They had never had holidays on the Isle. She had also forgot how this would be her last year at Auradon Prep. During the summer, Mal knows her schedule will be packed with duties of being the lady of the court, but she tried not to thin about it at the moment.

"Something always happening in Auradon," Dizzy pointed out the obvious,"and I like it." Everyone laughed in the limo as it started to go over the magic bridge. The conversation continued, but neither Jay or Lonnie didn't say much.

"How's your back?" Lonnie turned and asked him. After being thrown back against the wall during Rose's coronation, Jay had had physical therapy on it so he didn't injure it more.

"Its feeling better," Jay said softly,"I don't know if I'll be able to play Tourney this spring season. Coach agrees that it would be better if I didn't do any sport this spring."

"So I won't have you for R.O.A.R team either?" Lonnie asked with concern,"We might be going to nationals this summer."

"I know," Jay said even quieter,"I've been trying to cope with it myself. Its my senior year too. Its not like I can do this next year." Lonnie rested her head slightly on his shoulder in response. There was nothing else she could do. Jay rested his own on top of her's.

"Guys!" Evie suddenly exclaimed. "The limo stopped behind us." Everyone looked in the back window to see the limo had stopped a ways back from theirs. It was served around towards the ocean.

"Stop!" Ben commanded the driver. The limo screeched to a halt before the teens filed out quickly. Mal ran the fastest of them all to the stranded vehicle. It was rocking back and forth before Uma jumped out of one of the doors and straight into the ocean. Mal quickly reacted and tried to stop her by throwing magic, but the girl was to quick for the magic. Uma dived into the water.

Gil and Harry came out after her but the guards were fighting them off. "Stop them!" Ben commanded Mal. Quickly thinking again, Mal sent a stunning spell over the fight. The teens ran to the frozen men. Mal reversed the curse on the guards. they grabbed Gil and Harry, still frozen, and put them back into the limo.

"This is why they need to go back to the Isle," Mal said sternly to Ben before she lead the group back to the limo. She was right, they couldn't be trusted.

They delivered Harry and Gil back to the Isle quickly so they couldn't escape once they were unfrozen. There wasn't much discussion on the ride home. All Mal could do was look out into the ocean. Great, Uma was on the loose again. Mal knew it was too good to be true. Uma needs to be contained, or they'll have to go through more battles.

Even with the thought of Uma out there, plotting revenge, the teens would have to get back to their normal lives. Though things may get in their way, they have to keep on living their lives, going to school, and getting back to the things they used to do.

Rose sat on the stone floor in her cell. She looked over to the rose she had spray painted on the wall. She missed being free. It felt like she was back in that square room, where the claw marks scratched how many days she was in there. Her eyes looked down at her hands. She tried to unleash her claws where her fingernails used to be, but the cuffs around her wrist burned her skin.

The girl didn't react much to the burn. She moved the cuff a little to see all of her other burns that covered her wrists. It was so many, she didn't even feel her skin there. There was a sudden click of the cell door. The guard was opening the door. There were three others with him. Rose got up onto her feet. She didn't say anything as the door swung open.

Rose just stood there and looked at him. He motioned for her to come to them. The girl walked out of the cage. She could feel the bodies around her tense because of her presence. Two guards arms wrapped around her own. She didn't resist, but kept looking forward as they brought her down the hall. They must have finally finished her real cage.

She walked along until they suddenly stopped. The guard in front turned to her and took out another key. He unlocked the cuffs chaining her arms together and replaced them quickly with new ones that were for each wrist. Rose was quickly shoved into a new room. The door slammed behind her. Rose looked down at the new cuffs. They allowed her to wear them like bracelets.

Her eyes looked down at the white carpet under her feet. She then looked up to see the walls grey, but one with clouds. The clouds suddenly shifted to the forest. Rose looked curiously. The walls could change to her desire, or just the one wall. The others, were grey. There was a simple bed and dresser. Rose took a step forward for her boot to hit something.

Rose looked down to see a blue box with gold string. She bent down and brought the box up to her level. She looked at the note for a second before quickly opening the box. She stopped for a moment before slowly picking up the new brown boot with the painted rose on the back of the heal. She set the boot back in the box and picked up something else.

The sight of the stuffed brown bear brings a small grin to the lost princess' face.

END OF THE LOST PRINCESS

AN: Thank you so much for reading my story! I hope you enjoyed it! It took a long time to write, so please write a review of what you thought of it.:) If you haven't read The Magic in the Mirror, I highly suggest you read it because it sets up The Lost Princess.

I will be continuing this series with a new addition in January 2020. It will then lead into the events of Descendants 3.

Keep On Dreaming!-JustAnotherFanGirl2004