The five teens entered Hades cave home. Like they suspected Hades was sitting on his throne, drinking his expensive liquor, while a maiden was doing his nails. As soon as he saw them entered he ordered the maiden to leave, placed his glass on the table beside him and crossed his hands over his stomach. Caligo stepped forward, a grin on his lips when he saw Hades arrogant expression fell.

"Hello there, dear father," he said in a mocking tone, stopping a few meters before him. Hades recovered quickly, looking now only merely surprised.

"And to what do I owe this visit?"

"You have met Sophia and you know why she's down here, right?" Caligo started, gesturing towards Sophia behind him. When Hades nodded he continued. "Then you must know that my… friend Felix over here died a while ago. Of course we can't just bring him back to life, unless we give him someone else's life."

"So you've found a volunteer to trade with?"

"Yes." Caligo's grin grew as he pointed at himself. "Me."

Hades raised his eyebrows. "You want to give up your life so he can live in your place with the woman you love?"

"Yes father, because I love Sophia. I'm willing to die for her happiness, that is what love means. And didn't you want me down here all along? If I'm going to be down here anyway, does it really matter if I'm dead or alive?"

Hades sighed, standing from his throne. "You sure about this?"

Caligo looked the Lord of Death right in the eye as he nodded. "I am, let's do this."

"Alright-"

"But you have to promise me," Caligo cut him off, taking a step forward. "as soon as the trade has been completed, I want you to send them back. All of them. No trickery, no price, you send them back up and leave them alone. They aren't your concern anymore."

Hades nodded. "I promise I'll bring them home safely, but I can do nothing for Elizabeth."

Elizabeth crossed her arms, stepping forward. "I wasn't planning on going with them. I know my fate, you don't have to rub it in."

"Then you won't stop her from moving on," Caligo said seriously. "do we have a deal?"

Hades looked between all of them before sighing and stepped back. "Deal," he said, walking over to Felix. "now, give me your hand."

Felix hesitated a bit before placing his hand in Hades. Hades extended his other hand to Caligo who also placed his in the hand of the Lord of Death.

"Now take each other's hand, everyone else stand back."

Sophia, Peter and Elizabeth stepped back, while Felix and Caligo joined hands. Hades closed his eyes, starting to mumble something in a different language. A blue light started to shine from their joined hands before Caligo suddenly started to scream. Hades stayed focused, keeping his head down as he continued mumbling strange words. The light began to shine brighter and brighter until they had to cover their eyes to not be blinded by it. When the light faded again and they could see again, they saw Caligo falling to the ground. Felix took a deep breath, placing his hand over his heart, feeling it beat again.

"Did it work?" Pan asked, being the first to break the silence.

Felix slowly nodded as he turned his head to look at Sophia and Pan. "It's beating."

Sophia laughed as she rushed over to Felix, looping her arms around his neck an hugging him tightly. When she pulled back again she smiled up at him, placing her hand over his heart and feeling it beat steadily under her palm.

"You're welcome," Caligo said as he dramatically covered his face with his arm. "Why did that hurt so much?"

"You felt what Felix felt when he died," Hades explained. Caligo huffed, lifting his arm just a bit to look at Pan.

"You stupid asshole, couldn't you have killed him less painful?"

"I didn't know it hurt that much," Pan said in his defense, crossing his arms.

"Now, say your goodbyes, because I want to have you out of my kingdom. You bring to much hope with you," Hades said impatiently. Sophia let go of Felix and walked over to Caligo, who had sat up on the ground. She kneeled down before him, feeling tears already starting to prick her eyes as she looked at him. No matter what had happened between them, he was still someone she cared about, he was still one of her friends. She had known him for so long that a life without him was hard to imagen.

"Thank you for everything," she said quietly, only for him to hear. "I'll miss you, I really will."

Caligo cupped her cheek, smiling softly. "Just promise me you'll be happy."

She nodded, feeling a tear roll down her cheek. She didn't know what else to say, so she just wrapped her arms around him, hugging him tightly one last time. When she pulled back again he wiped away her tears, kissing her forehead.

"I'll always love you, Sophia, remember that."

Sophia bit her lip, nodding again, taking a deep breath and smiling at him as she stood. Caligo stood as well, stepping back so that he was beside his father. Then she turned to Elizabeth. She walked over to the blond and hugged her when she was close enough.

"I'm sorry we can't stay and help you, I know I promised it and if I could-"

"It's okay Soph, you have done everything that you could, and I can't be more thankful," Elizabeth said, hugging her cousin tightly. When they separated from each other they both had tears in their eyes.

"I'll tell your mother what has become of you, and I'm sure she would be proud to call you her daughter."

"I can't thank you enough."

Sophia hugged Elizabeth one last time before she walked back to Felix, taking his hand as she let her head rest on his shoulder. She was exhausted; physically and emotionally. All she wanted right now was to go home and sleep for a few years while Felix held her.

"Everyone ready?" Hades asked rather bored.

"I'm not going," Pan said suddenly. Everyone turned their heads to look at him in surprise. "I'm not going back with you."

"What? Why not?" Felix asked confused.

"I promised Elizabeth I would help her find a way to move on, I'm not breaking that promise."

"Peter-" Elizabeth started, but Pan cut her off as he turned to her.

"I'm not leaving this place without knowing if you got your happy ending or not. I may have been a villain, but I always keep my promises."

Elizabeth just stared at him for a long moment before she stepped forward and wrapped her arms around him. "Thank you Peter," she whispered.

Pan stood there a bit awkward at first, but after a moment he also wrapped his arms around her, burying his face in her neck.

"Oh, but that wasn't part of the deal," Hades interrupted, an amused grin spreading across his face. "Didn't Caligo say that all of you were going back?"

"Father-"

Hades raised his hand, stepping forward. "And of course I can't have you running around here helping everyone move on." Blue fire started to burn around them, crawling closer and closer. "No, dear Elizabeth Jones is staying here, and I won't bother her anymore, but Peter Pan is definitely not staying behind."

The fire rushed over to Peter and started swirling around him until it consumed him completely. When it disappeared Peter was gone as well. Before Felix or Sophia could so anything the fire also rushed over to them, doing exactly the same as it did to Peter.

The next moment Sophia opened her eyes they were all back in Storybrooke. The sky was bright blue instead of red and everything felt alive. Sophia pushed herself off the ground, looking beside her and seeing Felix and Pan sitting upright as well. Peter was rubbing his head until suddenly his eyes widened and her angrily hit the ground with his fists.

"No! You stupid demon!" he shouted at nothing, hitting the ground time and time again. Sophia moved over to him, grabbing his arms firmly but gently.

"Pan, calm down, she'll be alright," she said softly, trying to calm him. "Peter, hey, look at me."

Peter looked at her, his eyes watering. She'd never seen him like this before. At first he was still looking at her, and the next moment he practically collapsed in her arms. She stoked his back as she looked at Felix for help. Peter was a complicated person, and seeing him like this was something completely else than what she was used to. Felix came to sit beside them, placing his hand on Peter's back.

"You'll see her again, asshole" Felix said, starting to stroke his back as well.

"How would you know, shithead?" Peter mumbled.

"She's a Jones." He looked over at Sophia. "How come you care so much about her after knowing her a few hours?"

Peter shrugged, not saying anything else. Sophia moved closer to Felix, resting her body against his while still holding Pan. She looked up at him, a knowing smile on her lips.

"I think he's in love," she whispered to Felix. Felix returned her smile, looking back at Pan.

"Couldn't agree more."

"I can hear you two idiots just fine," Peter grumbled.

"It's okay Big Baby, everyone falls in love at some point," Sophia cooed, earning a chuckle from Felix beside her.

"I hate you two."

"We wouldn't want it any other way."

"So, my son, now that you're here with me I can finally tell you exactly why you're here," Hades said as he clapped his hand together. Caligo started laughing darkly, walking over to Hades chair and sitting down in it lazily.

"I'm curious," he said, his voice low and his eyes full of mischief. "why did you make me? You promised to tell me when I came here."

"I need someone powerful to defeat my brother Zeus, and since there was no one that powerful, I simple had to make one," Hades explained, obvious to Caligo's change of behavior.

"But I'm not the most powerful, that's Sophia."

"You're a half-god, of course you are more powerful than her."

Caligo stood, putting his hands in his pockets as he started wandering around the place. "I may be a half-god, but she's the product of True Love, plus the light from her mother that was ensured before her birth. True Love is the most powerful magic of all, my half-godness, dragon nature and pure darkness all together couldn't even overpower her magical strength."

"That doesn't matter, you are strong enough to get me what I want."

Caligo turned to look at Hades, a smirk spreading across his lips. "But who said I was going to help?"

"You're trapped down here, you don't have a choice but to help me from now on."

Hades was looking very pleased with himself, too pleased in fact. He was enjoying this moment of victory to much to notice Caligo sudden change. As soon as Elizabeth had left – after screaming some colorful words – Caligo knew it was time for part two of his plan.

"But what if I do?"

Hades smile faded and he finally started to notice his strange behavior. "What do you mean?"

Caligo chuckled, starting to wander around the place again. "Did you know that the Author can rewrite a story?"

"What?" Hades asked confused.

"The Author, the person who records the stories that we call our lives. He can change them just the way he likes, which means he can also write a person who died back to life."

"Wait-"

"Come on dear old daddy, try to catch up. Before I came here I got the Author to write me a story. The only thing he has to do now it write the final pages and place the dot after 'The End' and I'll be as alive as I was merely second ago."

Caligo grinned darkly at his father.

"Just you wait."

"Soph! You're back!"

Sophia looked up at the familiar voice. Violet and Henry were running her way. After Peter had calm down a bit he went to the treehouse because he needed a moment alone. Felix went to the ice cream shop to find Ingrid and Sophia herself was on her way home to her parents.

"Violet!" Sophia said as her best friend practically jumped her. She pulled away from her friend, about to tell them everything when she noticed their worried looks. "What is it? What happened?"

"Caligo," Henry started. "he lied to you."

Sophia furrowed her brows. "What?"

"He didn't come to the Underworld to give Felix his life, that was only an act for you," Violet continued.

"Wait, what? What the hell happened when I was gone?"

"Henry and I went to search for the Author, to free him because we thought he was stuck, but he actually was imprisoned because he broke the rules. When we freed him Caligo took him somewhere and made him write him a story. He then went to the Underworld to 'save Felix' so that you would see him as a hero. Meanwhile the Author is still out there, and any second now our world will collapse and turn into Caligo's sick fantasy."

"Wow, I'm never going to leave this town again. How do you know all this?"

"We asked Merlin for help, but he said there was nothing we could do unless we find the Author and stop him," Henry said. "the only problem is, is that we don't know where he is."

"I might know."

Sophia turned on her heels and started running towards Caligo's apartment building. Henry and Violet were hot on her heels as she ran as fast as she could, hoping that she wasn't too late. How could she have fallen into that trap so easily? Did she really believe that Caligo wanted what was best for her? Was even one word he had said in the Underworld true? Well, there was one thing she was sure of; she was going to kill that bastard, and this time in a way more painful way.

They arrived at the apartment building not much later. They went inside and climbed the stairs up to Caligo's home. When Sophia tried to open the door she was held back by a protection spell. She sighed, raising one hand and waving it over the door. The spell was broken in a matter of seconds, so this time when she tried to open the door it simple opened. She didn't waste time in looking around and directly stormed off to Caligo's room.

Of course a second protection spell was cast on his door, but right now Sophia was to irritated to even think about it twice. As she touched the doorknob the spell broke and the door opened. Inside was a man seated at a desk, writing hastily in a storybook much like the one she leaned to Henry a while back.

"What the hell?!" she yelled as she approached the man. He didn't turn, only started to write faster. "Stop that right now!"

"Sorry girly, but the story is finished." With that the Author set the last dot. The words he wrote down started to glow and the ground started to shake. Bright light started to fill the room and before Sophia knew it, she remembered nothing.

A/N: Thank you to everyone who read this story and to those who reviewed! Yet, another season has gone by with our favorite characters. I hope you all are excited for season 3, I got big plans for that one ;) let me know if you're excited for season 3 and what you think is going to happen!

A special thank you to Pan'sLittleLostGirl, SailorMew4 and Mermaid1108! Love you!

Final Score:

Sophelix: 6

Calphia: 3

Calicorn: 4

Panabeth: 2

Little extra, I've been working on a Felix and Sophia one-shot, here is a little sneak peek for those who are curious:

"Hey Pan! Look what we have here!"

Sophia slowly opened her eyes, immediately reaching for her daggers. As soon as her eyes focused she saw a boy looking down at her. His face was covered in mud and perhaps even blood. He did have a smell of iron rooming around him so she guessed that there was indeed blood. In a swift move she sat up and had her dagger against the throat of boy.

"Who are you?" she hissed at him, pushing the metal deeper in his skin. The boy simple smirked before pushing her away roughly. He was strong, but not as strong as her. She wanted to attack him when both her arms were grabbed tightly. Behind her were more boys, grabbing a hold on her until she couldn't hurt any of them.

She was lead down the stairs of the attic she'd been trespassing. Last night was rough and this was the safest thing she could find to rest her body. Apparently it wasn't as safe as she thought.

Down stairs she was brought to the living room and they threw her to the ground. She glared at them as they backed away. As she sat up she noticed that she was surrounded by boys and men of different ages, heights and species. It were to many to fight on her own, she was clearly outnumbered.

She looked every men in the eyes, searching out the killers between the softies. Then she came across a blond boy, about the same ages as she was. His face was cold, expressionless. In his eyes shone nothing, as if there was nothing but the greyness of his iris. A scar ran across his face, starting between his eyebrows, down the bridge of his nose and stopped on his left cheek. The hood over his head shadowed a part of his face, making him look more dangerous and mysterious.

She was still staring at the boy when someone cleared his throat before her. Her eyes snapped away from the blond to the boy standing in front of her. This one had brown hair, green eyes and also about her age. He raised an eyebrow at her which she mimicked, tilting her head as well.

"Who are you?" the boy asked. Sophia pushed herself off the ground, smirking at the boy in front of her.

"Sophia Jones," she said, holding out her hand. The boy looked at her hand, keeping his arms crossed. "Never mind. So, who are you?"

"We are the Lost Boys," the boy answered gesturing around him. "and I'm Peter Pan."

Sophia rolled her eyes. "Seriously? Are you really that big of a fan of Disney?"

"Names are a powerful thing in this world. Telling yours wasn't a smart move."

Sophia looked down, biting her lips before meeting the eyes of 'Peter Pan' again. "I have no one to protect. What use is a name that has no meaning?"

Out of the corner of her eye she saw the blond shift, raising his chin just a bit. Her attention snapped back to Pan as he stepped back.

"You're right, you're no one." Pan looked back at the blond, beckoning for him to come. "Felix, take her to the shed until I know what to do with her."

"Wait, what? Why not just let me go? I'm sorry I sneaked into your house, but I just needed a place to sleep for the night. I promise I'll never come back," she said, glaring at the blond, Felix, as he approached her.

"We can't just let you go. Like you said; you broke in our place. You could have brought a whole horde of zombies with you and get us all killed in our sleep. You need to be punished for that."

Pan turned away from her and Felix stepped forward, grabbing her arm. She looked him right in the eye, trying to get a reaction out of him as she stayed glued on her spot. He pulled at her arm, but she didn't make a move to follow.

"Start walking," he said in a low growl, narrowing her eyes on her.

"You'll have to carry me," she growled back, matching his tone. And so he did. He kneeled down and swung her over his shoulder. She tried to wiggle out of his grasp and hit him on his back, but it was no use. He just kept carrying her like it was nothing. He took her out the house into the backyard of the giant house. Felix opened the shed and put her down inside, blocking the opening with his body. His hood had fallen off when he put her down and revealed feathers and beats braided in the right side of his hair.

"Stay," he said in a demanding tone.

"What is he going to do to me?" she asked before he closed the door. Felix lips twisted just a bit up as he looked away.

"Worry about that after you survived tonight." Felix closed the door behind him, locking it. Sophia didn't know what he meant but if it was to scare her, than he was doing a miserable job. It wasn't like she was easily scared anyway, not after what she had seen.

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