A/N: Thank you very much for the reviews that was great. I hope I am
doing all right with the transition of including lyrics. I will do it
throughout the story.
Disclaimer: I do not own any part of the Labyrinth or its inhabitants.
Sarah found herself once again in the castle in the center of the Labyrinth. Toby's eyes were everywhere at once. Taking everything in.
Sarah sighed something was different about the castle.
"Is there something the matter Sarah?" Jareth asked, noticing the confused look in her eyes.
"It's, It's not how I remember it."
Jareth sighed, "Well I suppose I should tell you what has happened since you last visited. You see after you won the Labyrinth the goblins attempted a revolution. They assumed I was weak, vulnerable. I was for a while, but I wasn't about to loose my kingdom to them. I fought back, and fortunately won. However the castle, the city and the Labyrinth has suffered for it." He shifted on his feet. "Follow me I will show you." He led them to a balcony. Sarah looked out and gasped, there were several holes and places that seem trampled.
"It's taken me all this time to repair it to this point. It is why I am asking for your help, my powers do not seem strong enough."
"But why me, why Toby?" Sarah asked
"Because both of you have part of the Labyrinth in you. Sarah you were the only one to ever win against me. Toby is the only child to ever leave." He paused. "It is getting late, I will find some guest rooms for the both of you."
He led them through the castle and found some adjoining rooms.
"This should be sufficient for this evening, I will see if can find you better quarters tomorrow."
Toby opened the door to the room and crawled into the bed, his head barely touched the pillow and he was asleep.
Sarah turned the door to her room, and walked in. It seemed like a nice room, she carefully removed her clothing and folded it on a chair.
She tucked herself into bed and allowed sleep to claim her.
Jareth couldn't sleep that night, so many things were troubling him, and Sarah was there. He was glad they both chose to help. The labyrinth was not completely repaired, He wouldn't have been able to completely protect Toby the way he had protected Sarah through her journey. And of course there was always the chance, but he shook that thought out of his head for the time.
He paced for a while looking out the window, hoping that they could help. He knew Sarah had power within her; she just had to learn to use it. He sighed as he looked out.
It would only be a matter of time before the Labyrinth would be repaired
Disclaimer: I do not own any part of the Labyrinth or its inhabitants.
Sarah found herself once again in the castle in the center of the Labyrinth. Toby's eyes were everywhere at once. Taking everything in.
Sarah sighed something was different about the castle.
"Is there something the matter Sarah?" Jareth asked, noticing the confused look in her eyes.
"It's, It's not how I remember it."
Jareth sighed, "Well I suppose I should tell you what has happened since you last visited. You see after you won the Labyrinth the goblins attempted a revolution. They assumed I was weak, vulnerable. I was for a while, but I wasn't about to loose my kingdom to them. I fought back, and fortunately won. However the castle, the city and the Labyrinth has suffered for it." He shifted on his feet. "Follow me I will show you." He led them to a balcony. Sarah looked out and gasped, there were several holes and places that seem trampled.
"It's taken me all this time to repair it to this point. It is why I am asking for your help, my powers do not seem strong enough."
"But why me, why Toby?" Sarah asked
"Because both of you have part of the Labyrinth in you. Sarah you were the only one to ever win against me. Toby is the only child to ever leave." He paused. "It is getting late, I will find some guest rooms for the both of you."
He led them through the castle and found some adjoining rooms.
"This should be sufficient for this evening, I will see if can find you better quarters tomorrow."
Toby opened the door to the room and crawled into the bed, his head barely touched the pillow and he was asleep.
Sarah turned the door to her room, and walked in. It seemed like a nice room, she carefully removed her clothing and folded it on a chair.
She tucked herself into bed and allowed sleep to claim her.
Jareth couldn't sleep that night, so many things were troubling him, and Sarah was there. He was glad they both chose to help. The labyrinth was not completely repaired, He wouldn't have been able to completely protect Toby the way he had protected Sarah through her journey. And of course there was always the chance, but he shook that thought out of his head for the time.
He paced for a while looking out the window, hoping that they could help. He knew Sarah had power within her; she just had to learn to use it. He sighed as he looked out.
It would only be a matter of time before the Labyrinth would be repaired