Wow, it's been forever since I've updated. Thanks for waiting so long. Now that it's summer I'm going to be updating more I promise. I don't own anything. Please enjoy and don't forget to comment.
As Dipper, Dean, and Sam stood there staring at the two creatures, Bill drove through the air with the rest of his crew towards his castle.
8-Ball looked over at Teeth, "So, you wanna eat them, or, something?"
"Oh, definitely, let's eat him."
It was then that Sam and Dean decided to take action.
"Dipper, come on." The three began to run away from the creatures. The three of them ducked into an alley as a floating eyebat flew over.
"What the hell were you thinking kid? You could've gotten yourself killed." Dean said when they eyebat was gone.
"I couldn't just stand there and do nothing!"
"It doesn't matter now, Dean. What matters is what we're going to do next." Sam said trying to calm his brother.
Dipper grabbed the walkie-talkie out of his bag, "Mabel, it's me. So far I have eluded capture but I haven't been able to find you or Stan anywhere. I don't know if you can hear me, but wherever you are, whatever happens, I'm going to find you." He paused and looked at the two older guys, "We're going to find my sister."
"Sounds like a good plan." The three of them looked up to see a pterodactyl fly over the mall and rip an A of the mall sign.
"The mall! Maybe they're hiding in there!" Dipper said. He quickly stood up and beckoned for the brothers to follow him. They ran across the street only for Dipper to run straight into the sliding glass doors. Dean and Sam helped pry the doors apart and jumped inside right before a monster with one arm could grab them. They ignored the monster as they walked deeper into the mall. It was dark for the most part besides the few small beams of sun that came in thru the roof. "Stan! Mabel!" Dipper yelled.
"Maybe don't yell. We might not be the only things in here." Sam said in a hushed voice.
"You're right. Sorry. I just want to find my sister." The kid said.
"I know you do, kid," Dean spoke.
It was just then that they walked into the small food court. A light shone on one table like a spotlight. Dipper noticed a plate of nachos on the table and walked over to it. "Huh, maybe at least I can get something to eat. The last nachos on Earth." Before the brothers could stop Dipper he picked up the plate and was trapped in a net. "Ah! HELP! The nachos tricked me!"
"Kid you can't just be picking up random food like that. I mean it was obviously set up as a trap." Just then a potted plant rustled next to them. The three of them looked down at the plant only to watch as a redhead popped her head out of it.
"Dipper?" The girl questioned.
"Wendy!? Oh no! You've been transformed into some sort of... tree monster!" Dipper gasped.
Wendy stepped out the plant taking off the fake leaves she had made into a hat. She was wearing her normal plaid shirt around her waist and it seemed like she had ripped one of the sleeves off to use as a bandana around her head. There was an ax stuck in her belt and she was carrying around a crossbow. "Ha! It's just camouflage. My dad made me and my brothers do apocalypse training every year instead of Christmas. Guess it's sort of cool the paranoia paid off." She aimed the bow and pulled the trigger, shooting a bat out of the sky. "Nice! Bat meat. Let me get that for ya." She grabbed the ax she had tucked into her belt and threw it at the rope. It sliced through it with ease, allowing Dipper to escape after he fell to the ground.
"Your dad sounds just like ours." Dean added in. "Nice to see you again."
"Good to see you two as well." The red head spoke.
Dipper ran up and hugged Wendy, "Ah! Wendy, I'm so glad to find you!I thought everyone I knew was gone."
She hugged him back, "Hey, hey, it's okay. We have each other now. And Toby Determined, who I accidentally mistook for a monster." The four of them looked back at the short man, who stood there with an arrow in his shoulder. "We shouldn't stay out in the open for too long. Let me show you my hideout." The group walked over to a store and ducked under the metal gate. Dean, Sam, and Dipper sat around a small pile of burning clothes. Wendy made sure everything was safe before sitting around the fire as well. She looked at the guys, "We were playing Truth or Dare in the cemetery when it happened. The eyeballs froze Nate, Lee, Tambry and Thompson. Robbie almost got away but had to pause to take a selfie. What about you three?"
"Me and Dean had just gotten back to the mystery shack to help Dipper and Ford with preventing this." Sam said.
"I was in a fight with Mabel when it happened. Uncle Ford asked me to be his apprentice once the summer was over. But that would mean I wouldn't go back home. It would mean growing up without Mabel. Mabel didn't take it well and she ran off into the forest. She couldn't even look me in the eye." Dipper said looking at the floor.
"Come on, lets get so fresh air. It'll help you clear your mind." She stood up and beckoned for them to follow her to a roof access ladder.
When they all got on the roof Wendy and Dipper went to go sit on the ledge of the building and talk. Dean and Sam stayed back to let them have their space.
"Dude, Do you have any idea what this is or how we're going to stop it?" Dean asked Sam.
"I don't know. Dad's journal doesn't have anything like this in it. Every other end of the world we know about is in here but this." Sam shook his head, "I don't know."
"I thought I told you to leave Dean." A voice said. Sam looked over Dean's shoulder.
"You have a guest." Sam said.
"I thought I told you I can handle this," Dean said as he turned around to face castiel.
"It doesn't look like you can. This isn't like anything you guys have fought before. He can learn anything about you just by going into your head while you're sleeping. He can change reality with a point of his finger." Castiel explained. "If you want any chance of beating this thing you listen to that kid. Understand?"
"Got it." Dean sighed.
"Good."
"But you know.." Dean began but he already had disappeared. "He needs to learn how to finish conversations." he said to Sam.
Meanwhile, Dipper and Wendy were having their own conversation, ignoring the two men behind them.
"You know, I used to think I could get out of anything, but this? The journals are destroyed, Ford is captured and I can't find my family anywhere. Bill said it himself, there's no room for heroes out here. We lost." Dipper sighed.
"Look, dude, it's not over yet. You've beaten Bill twice before, why is this time any different?" Wendy asked.
"Cause then I had Mabel."
"Then you need to get Mabel back. Look, this summer, I've seen some amazing things, but nothing as amazing as you and your sister. I don't know if it's dumb luck or yin and yang, or whatever, but when you two work together, there's like nothing you two can't accomplish. You just need to make up, and team up, and save the universe."
"How am I going to find her tho? What if she's already frozen?" Just as Dipper finished a monster ate a billboard off in the distance revealing a giant pink bubble to them. With Mabel's shooting star on the side. Dipper jumped up, "The shooting star from Mabel's sweater! She's in there. I know it."
Wendy stood up next to him and the two brothers walked over and stood on his other side. "See told you going outside would be a good idea."
"But how are we going to get to her? The Impala is to far away." Dean asked.
"I think I have an Idea." Wendy said. She walked over to the side of the building and pointed down at Bud Gleeful's auto mart. That's where we'll find our ride.