So sorry. It's been ages. I've had no computer for MONTHS! Just got one. So here's an update. It's rather short. Sorry.
After having flown around the room 3 and a half times, Peter flew out of the room and flew up to the sky, screaming with joy. Wendy ran outside, following him, forever stuck on her own two feet. She stared up at Peter, with a smile ear to ear. Suddenly, Peter was behind her.
"We have to show Tink!" he exclaimed, and took off again, flying at full speed. Wendy laughed, following him. Just like old times. Peter appeared in front of her again. "Oops, almost forgot." Peter picked Wendy up and together they flew over the trees.
Peter flew up into the clouds. He twirled and spun and Wendy was never happier. She laughed and at some point, even cried of joy. She felt the wind blow in her hair and enjoyed every second that she was in the air. Because she knew that soon it would all end.
"Tink! Tink!" Peter called out as they both landed on the floor. They ran the last bit of the path on foot. Peter, who was ahead of Wendy, stopped dead in his tracks. He turned to face Wendy and his expression caused Wendy to stop and send chills up her spine.
"Peter? What's wrong?" Wendy whispered, afraid of the answer. Peter couldn't speak. Instead, he gestured to the wreck ahead of them.
The trees were slashed, the light was out. There was no sign of a single faerie. It was a dull, depressing wreck.
Peter pulled out his sword and looked at Wendy straight in her eyes.
"Hook is a dead man" he muttered, and stormed towards the shore.
"Peter, wait! Think about returning to London. Of growing up. You can't do that if you're dead!" Wendy said, afraid to lose him again.
"I've got to get Tink back. I've got to get all the faeries back" Peter said, and continued towards the shore.
"I'll go with you" Wendy said. Peter turned and faced Wendy. Wendy looked around and found a sword she assumed belonged to one of the pirates who were previously there. She pointed it at Peter to show she was ready.
"It's either Hook or us" she said with confidence. Peter smiled and nodded.