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The Kaiba Brothers in Wonderland
Mokuba was happy when he saw his brother Seto walk through the door with his birthday gift. "Oh Seto" he grinned, "You did not have to get me a gift. You threw a wonderful birthday party and invited my whole entire class." The children at the party giggled.
"You deserve it for being such a good littler brother," Seto replied; then he gave Mokuba the gift. It was wrapped in blue wrapping paper and had a simple but neat bow.
"What is it?" Mokuba was so excite. He took it, and started to shake it gently.
"Open it and see," Seto replied. Mokuba tore open the wrapping paper to see a simple cardboard box.
"Ooh," Mokuba's eyes lit up. "Is it a rubber ducky?" Seto smiled.
"Go ahead and see." The box then started to move. Mokuba cautiously opened it to see the box was a little white rabbit.
"Oh!" Mokuba picked up the rabbit. "This is even better than a whole case of rubber duckies!" The rabbit twitched his ear. All the children at the party closed in on Mokuba; they wanted to pet the rabbit.
"I thought you might want one, especially since I have been busy these past few weeks putting in late nights at the office." Mokuba hugged him.
"Thank you," he replied. "This is the best present ever."
"You are welcomed. So what are you going to name it?" Mokuba shrugged. "Well whatever it is it will be a good one."
"How about Red Eyes White Rabbit?" Seto smiled at Mokuba's suggestion.
"Well you don't want to alienate your friends. Why don't you get back to the party? I'll be back later on; some things at KaibaCorp require my attention." Mokuba turned back and walked towards the children.
"Thanks big brother, you are the best." Seto smiled because he knew he made Mokuba really happy.
***
Later on that night Mokuba brushed his teeth, the sat the rabbit cage on his dresser facing him and went to bed. When he woke up in the middle of the night and looked over at his dresser. His eyes adjusted to the darkness. Mokuba then realized his pet rabbit was no longer in its cage. "Oh no!" He pouted, "Its gone." He then looked under his bed, but saw no rabbit. "Where did it go?" Mokuba opened his bedroom door and crept down the stairs. "Here rabbit, rabbit," he called to it. "This is hopeless." He hung his head. Then from the corner of his eye he saw it. Quickly Mokuba ran after the rabbit, but it was to fast for him. "Rabbit!" Mokuba shouted after it. "If I lose you, Seto will be pissed off for sure." He chased after it until Seto came home.
"What are you doing up so late?"
"No, don't open the door," Mokuba yelled. "The rabbit." Seto looked down in time to see the rabbit hop past him and out the door. "Oh no!"
"I'll get it," Seto replied. Both Kaiba brothers chased after the rabbit. Where did it go?" They looked around, but then all of a sudden the outside lights went out.
"On nuts!" Mokuba exclaimed. "We will never find him in the dark."
"Don't worry Mokuba, we will find him in the morning. Now let's go back in the house." He took his little brother by the hand to lead him through the darkness. Seto then stopped.
"What is it?" Mokuba asked.
"That's odd; the house seems further away," Seto replied. He looked around, but saw nothing but the darkness around them. With their vision impaired, the brothers started walking at a slower pace. They did not know that they were getting closer to a giant hole in the ground. As they walked Seto fell down the hole taking Mokuba with him. They saw a Time Wizard turning back the years right before their eyes as they were falling. The wizard's light was so intense that they had to shield their eyes. When they reached bottom they were in a corner of a strange room. The room was empty save a table in the center of room and two mysterious doors. On the table was an old lamp and a bottle that read 'drink me'; the bottle had strange glowing liquid inside.
"Where are we?" Mokuba asked.
"I don't know; it is not my underground lab that's for sure." Seto looked down at his brother. "Are you okay?"
"I'm fine," he replied. Seto helped him up. "I wonder where those doors lead?"
"I don't know, but there is only one way to find out." Seto walked over to the table and saw the lone key. He felt that the key would unlock one of the doors, but which one? He studied the doors; he was unsure if any of the doors would lead back to the surface. "Let's see what if the key fits in this door." Seto turned the key in the lock; the door opened.
Meanwhile Mokuba was looking at the strange liquid in the bottle. There was something about it which seemed to draw his attention. He took the bottle in his hands. Mokuba saw that underneath the bottle the was a small key which pointed towards a darkened corner. "I wonder what is in that corner," he said to himself. His curiosity made him take the key and the bottle with him to investigate. After a closer inspection he saw that in that corner was another door; it was like the others, save it was only 16 inches high. The tiny key would be a perfect fit, he thought. He took the key and tried it in the door. It opened. Mokuba saw that on the other of the tiny door was a garden. "Wow," he sighed. "I wish I could get in there." He then looked at the bottle. "I wonder what this does?" He uncorked it and took a sniff. It smelled like watermelon bubble gum.
Will little Mokuba drink the contents of the bottle?
What did Seto see behind his door?
Will the Kaiba brother ever get out of that place?
Check out the next chapter!
The Kaiba Brothers in Wonderland
Mokuba was happy when he saw his brother Seto walk through the door with his birthday gift. "Oh Seto" he grinned, "You did not have to get me a gift. You threw a wonderful birthday party and invited my whole entire class." The children at the party giggled.
"You deserve it for being such a good littler brother," Seto replied; then he gave Mokuba the gift. It was wrapped in blue wrapping paper and had a simple but neat bow.
"What is it?" Mokuba was so excite. He took it, and started to shake it gently.
"Open it and see," Seto replied. Mokuba tore open the wrapping paper to see a simple cardboard box.
"Ooh," Mokuba's eyes lit up. "Is it a rubber ducky?" Seto smiled.
"Go ahead and see." The box then started to move. Mokuba cautiously opened it to see the box was a little white rabbit.
"Oh!" Mokuba picked up the rabbit. "This is even better than a whole case of rubber duckies!" The rabbit twitched his ear. All the children at the party closed in on Mokuba; they wanted to pet the rabbit.
"I thought you might want one, especially since I have been busy these past few weeks putting in late nights at the office." Mokuba hugged him.
"Thank you," he replied. "This is the best present ever."
"You are welcomed. So what are you going to name it?" Mokuba shrugged. "Well whatever it is it will be a good one."
"How about Red Eyes White Rabbit?" Seto smiled at Mokuba's suggestion.
"Well you don't want to alienate your friends. Why don't you get back to the party? I'll be back later on; some things at KaibaCorp require my attention." Mokuba turned back and walked towards the children.
"Thanks big brother, you are the best." Seto smiled because he knew he made Mokuba really happy.
***
Later on that night Mokuba brushed his teeth, the sat the rabbit cage on his dresser facing him and went to bed. When he woke up in the middle of the night and looked over at his dresser. His eyes adjusted to the darkness. Mokuba then realized his pet rabbit was no longer in its cage. "Oh no!" He pouted, "Its gone." He then looked under his bed, but saw no rabbit. "Where did it go?" Mokuba opened his bedroom door and crept down the stairs. "Here rabbit, rabbit," he called to it. "This is hopeless." He hung his head. Then from the corner of his eye he saw it. Quickly Mokuba ran after the rabbit, but it was to fast for him. "Rabbit!" Mokuba shouted after it. "If I lose you, Seto will be pissed off for sure." He chased after it until Seto came home.
"What are you doing up so late?"
"No, don't open the door," Mokuba yelled. "The rabbit." Seto looked down in time to see the rabbit hop past him and out the door. "Oh no!"
"I'll get it," Seto replied. Both Kaiba brothers chased after the rabbit. Where did it go?" They looked around, but then all of a sudden the outside lights went out.
"On nuts!" Mokuba exclaimed. "We will never find him in the dark."
"Don't worry Mokuba, we will find him in the morning. Now let's go back in the house." He took his little brother by the hand to lead him through the darkness. Seto then stopped.
"What is it?" Mokuba asked.
"That's odd; the house seems further away," Seto replied. He looked around, but saw nothing but the darkness around them. With their vision impaired, the brothers started walking at a slower pace. They did not know that they were getting closer to a giant hole in the ground. As they walked Seto fell down the hole taking Mokuba with him. They saw a Time Wizard turning back the years right before their eyes as they were falling. The wizard's light was so intense that they had to shield their eyes. When they reached bottom they were in a corner of a strange room. The room was empty save a table in the center of room and two mysterious doors. On the table was an old lamp and a bottle that read 'drink me'; the bottle had strange glowing liquid inside.
"Where are we?" Mokuba asked.
"I don't know; it is not my underground lab that's for sure." Seto looked down at his brother. "Are you okay?"
"I'm fine," he replied. Seto helped him up. "I wonder where those doors lead?"
"I don't know, but there is only one way to find out." Seto walked over to the table and saw the lone key. He felt that the key would unlock one of the doors, but which one? He studied the doors; he was unsure if any of the doors would lead back to the surface. "Let's see what if the key fits in this door." Seto turned the key in the lock; the door opened.
Meanwhile Mokuba was looking at the strange liquid in the bottle. There was something about it which seemed to draw his attention. He took the bottle in his hands. Mokuba saw that underneath the bottle the was a small key which pointed towards a darkened corner. "I wonder what is in that corner," he said to himself. His curiosity made him take the key and the bottle with him to investigate. After a closer inspection he saw that in that corner was another door; it was like the others, save it was only 16 inches high. The tiny key would be a perfect fit, he thought. He took the key and tried it in the door. It opened. Mokuba saw that on the other of the tiny door was a garden. "Wow," he sighed. "I wish I could get in there." He then looked at the bottle. "I wonder what this does?" He uncorked it and took a sniff. It smelled like watermelon bubble gum.
Will little Mokuba drink the contents of the bottle?
What did Seto see behind his door?
Will the Kaiba brother ever get out of that place?
Check out the next chapter!