Hey guys!!!!!!!!! SEQUEL!!!!!!! ( The story is set 14 years after For
the Love of the Babe. I highly suggesting reading that first before
reading this.
Jareth put down his quill, sat back in his chair and stretched. He locked at his thirteen-hour clock and realized it was almost time for lunch. He heard shouts and voices outside his window, and went to investigate.
"HEY J-MAN!!!!!!!" A shrill voice rang out.
"What is it Mech'elle????" Jareth yelled out the window.
Mech'elle stood below his office window, her long aqua hair blowing in the breeze. After 14 years, she still had her radiance and beauty, but she looked wiser. Not older.
"I believe this belongs to you!" She held up a very small and very muddy object.
Jareth shook his head in frustration.
"Oh Lord! Isabella! How many times do I have to tell you NOT to play in the mud flats!!!!!!!" Jareth shouted at the tiny object.
A muddy head with clear blue eyes looked up.
"But Daddy!!!! I just sort of, um, fell in!" The head yelled up.
Jareth sighed and walked out of his office. He went down to the gardens below his office and took the muddy child from Mech'elle.
"Thanks." He said flatly.
She nodded and gave him a don't-tell-your-wife look, and walked back inside the gardens. She loved it just like Sarah did, although Sarah had been more distant to the gardens recently. Mech'elle had changed greatly in 14 years, she had married a man named Matthew and had a son named Joseph. She left Amara 2 years after coming into the Labyrinth. Jareth had erased Amara's memories and sent her to the Aboveground to live a normal life without Mech'elle.
Jareth carried his muddy daughter up to the children's bathroom. He turned on the faucet and plopped his child in the tub.
"Come on Dad! It is just a spot of mud. You don't have to tell momma do you?" Isabella said as sweetly as a six year old could.
"Don't give me that Isabella Madison King. Why can't you just do as you're told? Follow your brother and sister's example and be clean!"
"And be all girly and prissy?"
"You're too much like your mother."
Sarah, Shea, and Lili were in the dining hall, setting up for lunch. Shea and Lili had just come from their lessons in the Labyrinth. They had all just sat down when Jareth and a very sad looking Isabella came into the room. Jareth looked at his daughter hopelessly as she slumped into a chair. He looked at his wife and two other children, then back to Isabella. She was so different from her brother and sister. Shea and Lili had blond hair like he did, blues and purple eyelids. Isabella had straight brown hair and green eyes. Not to mention their personalities. Isabella was always exploring or with one of her parents. Now that Shea and Lili were teenagers, they liked their solitude.
Lili sniffed the air.
"Something smells good, and it's not lunch."
Isabella growled and kicked the table. Sarah looked at her husband. Jareth shook his head meaning "later." Sarah opened her mouth to speak, but just then a goblin with a patch over his eye and a parrot on his shoulder came into the room announcing, "Lunch is ready ya scurvy majesties!"
Over their lunch, Lili and Shea gushed about their morning.
"Oh Dad! You should see some of the spells that Lunus casted for us! It was great! He's a great mentor." Lili squealed.
"Well that's great guys." Sarah said, taking a sip of her soup.
Lili and Shea looked at each other, Lili nodded.
"Mom, Dad, we wanted to talk to you about something."
Isabella looked up from her food. Something good was about to happen. She always loved these kinds of moments because tension was always eased off her doing something wrong or the fact that she simply loved to watch her siblings and parents fight. Jareth and Sarah looked at each other. Sarah was up and taking Jareth and her plate to a cart.
"Okay then, go ahead Shea."
"Lunus said that when we take our test next year, and if we pass, he wants us to go to Bevelle to learn how to summon." Shea said with confidence.
They all heard a sigh and a thump. Sarah had fainted.
"Sarah!" Jareth exclaimed.
They all ran over to her, trying to get her to wake up.
"Lili, run and get the smelling salts from Dr. Burnside." Jareth ordered his daughter.
She nodded and ran out of the room.
Deep in sleep, Sarah saw horrific visions she wished to forget. She saw a castle. Not her own, but a castle that was now long forgotten. She saw a beautiful garden and wading pool. She saw soldiers, and demons. They were in a raw and raging battle. Then she saw fire and rusted chains and walls. Then a burnt and black face. She fell deeper into the darkness that was overtaking her. She now saw things she had never seen before. She saw a woman with white hair and a man with long blond hair. They were with Shea and Lili. They were in a white, circular room, floating helplessly in black water. Sarah then fell into an even deeper sleep.
So what do you think? I know it's short, but it's a tester. Continue? Plz review!
Jareth put down his quill, sat back in his chair and stretched. He locked at his thirteen-hour clock and realized it was almost time for lunch. He heard shouts and voices outside his window, and went to investigate.
"HEY J-MAN!!!!!!!" A shrill voice rang out.
"What is it Mech'elle????" Jareth yelled out the window.
Mech'elle stood below his office window, her long aqua hair blowing in the breeze. After 14 years, she still had her radiance and beauty, but she looked wiser. Not older.
"I believe this belongs to you!" She held up a very small and very muddy object.
Jareth shook his head in frustration.
"Oh Lord! Isabella! How many times do I have to tell you NOT to play in the mud flats!!!!!!!" Jareth shouted at the tiny object.
A muddy head with clear blue eyes looked up.
"But Daddy!!!! I just sort of, um, fell in!" The head yelled up.
Jareth sighed and walked out of his office. He went down to the gardens below his office and took the muddy child from Mech'elle.
"Thanks." He said flatly.
She nodded and gave him a don't-tell-your-wife look, and walked back inside the gardens. She loved it just like Sarah did, although Sarah had been more distant to the gardens recently. Mech'elle had changed greatly in 14 years, she had married a man named Matthew and had a son named Joseph. She left Amara 2 years after coming into the Labyrinth. Jareth had erased Amara's memories and sent her to the Aboveground to live a normal life without Mech'elle.
Jareth carried his muddy daughter up to the children's bathroom. He turned on the faucet and plopped his child in the tub.
"Come on Dad! It is just a spot of mud. You don't have to tell momma do you?" Isabella said as sweetly as a six year old could.
"Don't give me that Isabella Madison King. Why can't you just do as you're told? Follow your brother and sister's example and be clean!"
"And be all girly and prissy?"
"You're too much like your mother."
Sarah, Shea, and Lili were in the dining hall, setting up for lunch. Shea and Lili had just come from their lessons in the Labyrinth. They had all just sat down when Jareth and a very sad looking Isabella came into the room. Jareth looked at his daughter hopelessly as she slumped into a chair. He looked at his wife and two other children, then back to Isabella. She was so different from her brother and sister. Shea and Lili had blond hair like he did, blues and purple eyelids. Isabella had straight brown hair and green eyes. Not to mention their personalities. Isabella was always exploring or with one of her parents. Now that Shea and Lili were teenagers, they liked their solitude.
Lili sniffed the air.
"Something smells good, and it's not lunch."
Isabella growled and kicked the table. Sarah looked at her husband. Jareth shook his head meaning "later." Sarah opened her mouth to speak, but just then a goblin with a patch over his eye and a parrot on his shoulder came into the room announcing, "Lunch is ready ya scurvy majesties!"
Over their lunch, Lili and Shea gushed about their morning.
"Oh Dad! You should see some of the spells that Lunus casted for us! It was great! He's a great mentor." Lili squealed.
"Well that's great guys." Sarah said, taking a sip of her soup.
Lili and Shea looked at each other, Lili nodded.
"Mom, Dad, we wanted to talk to you about something."
Isabella looked up from her food. Something good was about to happen. She always loved these kinds of moments because tension was always eased off her doing something wrong or the fact that she simply loved to watch her siblings and parents fight. Jareth and Sarah looked at each other. Sarah was up and taking Jareth and her plate to a cart.
"Okay then, go ahead Shea."
"Lunus said that when we take our test next year, and if we pass, he wants us to go to Bevelle to learn how to summon." Shea said with confidence.
They all heard a sigh and a thump. Sarah had fainted.
"Sarah!" Jareth exclaimed.
They all ran over to her, trying to get her to wake up.
"Lili, run and get the smelling salts from Dr. Burnside." Jareth ordered his daughter.
She nodded and ran out of the room.
Deep in sleep, Sarah saw horrific visions she wished to forget. She saw a castle. Not her own, but a castle that was now long forgotten. She saw a beautiful garden and wading pool. She saw soldiers, and demons. They were in a raw and raging battle. Then she saw fire and rusted chains and walls. Then a burnt and black face. She fell deeper into the darkness that was overtaking her. She now saw things she had never seen before. She saw a woman with white hair and a man with long blond hair. They were with Shea and Lili. They were in a white, circular room, floating helplessly in black water. Sarah then fell into an even deeper sleep.
So what do you think? I know it's short, but it's a tester. Continue? Plz review!