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Wonderland's Wizard of Oz
Oz X Alice
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Those people were so much like my friends... I only wish I could have hugged Alice, she looked frightened...
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Alice and Oz sat at the table reluctantly and Rabbit walked toward a giant tea kettle that was made into a house. This felt oddly like a child's book to Oz, but Alice simply thought every one here was off their rocker. "Don't worry you two, Rabbit is good with bandages! But I wouldn't try talking to him too much if I were you... he has a very bad habit of ignoring sane people!" Dormouse chuckled and held out a platter of cakes to the Chain and boy. Oz shook his head and whispered some thing about not being hungery, while Alice glared at the sweets. "Pfft! You expect me to eat that stuff? You probably put some thing weird in it since you're so crazy!" she almost yelled, but she still tentavly grabbed a thin slice of Strawberry Shortcake. Rabbit came back out of the tea pot - house, actually- with a soft blue bag in his hands. The man was familuar to Oz some how, he had the same hair and eye color as Gil, but still didn't look like the easily embarrassed servant. Maybe he was from one of the few memories of Alice's that they had seen. The emerald-eyed contractee was so absorbd in his thoughts that he jumped when he felt a pair of hands touch his head. "People say I'm crazy, but you have to be the mad one if you think I can bandage you're head while you jump around like that!" the ravenette said cheerily, though no smile reached his lips.
All was quiet for a little aside form the whistling kettles until the Mad Hatter spoke up. "We can't call you lookalikes for very long, so why don't you two strangers tell us your names!" he said with that wide grin on his face again. He stated it like a question, but it was obviously an order. Alice stuck her tongue out at the wine-eyed man and Oz laughed. "I'm Oz and this is Alice." he said, motioning toward the Chain who was currently questioning if she should finish eating the peice of cake in her hand. Dormouse laughed. "Oz?! Like that town of tall emerald towers?!" the mouse-man laughed in disbeleif. "There's a place called Oz here? Could it be that place that we saw in the distance outside the forest?" Oz asked, a little uncomfortable that his name was being laughed at. "That's the one! That's the one!" the Mad Hatter and Dormouse cheered in union. Rabbit finnished doing up the bandage on Oz's head and returned to his seat, a prominent scowle on his pale face. "Looks like a certain black rabbit isn't liking the direction of the conversation!" the Mad Hatter sighed. Rabbit gave single nod. "That's because Alice hear reminds him of the Queen, I bet! Sad really, the Queen won't so much as glance at him even though he protected her for years!" Dormouse said, failing in his attempt to immate the said man's expression.
Alice stood up and Oz joind her. "We really should be going n-" the blonde began but was cut off by his almost look alike. "Oh! Before you go back into the forest, there's some thing you need to know! I just forgot what it was..." he said, trailing off. "A warning, to be exact. Alice, this goes directly for you on the most part." Rabbit said, managing a smile. The brunette stared at them questioningly and Oz didn't want to wait for an explination much longer. "What is it? What warning?" he blurted out before he had time to think his words through. The Mad Hatter smiled, a twisted and unsettling toothy grin. "Avoid the Cat, he truely is a filthy rat! Riddle after riddle, soon you'll be in the middle. The middle of his home, were nightmares true will roam. He is the most loyal to thw Queen, he's obsessed so it may seem. Alice looks like her, so the Cat will go after you for sure." he said, though his riddle was more befuddling than why every one in this place looked like people back at Oz and Alice's home. Alice glared at him and turned to walk away. "Fallow the yellow-brick road, and don't let the Cat trick you into stepping away from it!" one of the mad-men hollared as they walked away. The path they had taken to the tea party was gone, but one just like it lead toward the direction of the Emerald City. They fallowed the road as they were told.
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