AN:
Sorry it's been a few day since I last updated. I've had a lot of real life stuff going on. Stinkin' reality…
I recently put out my second story, an AU/AH Fiolee High School thingymajig. It's called I'm Not a Vampire. Check it out if you're interested!
DISCLAIMER: I'm on a website called FAN fiction. Which makes me a fan. Inherently, I own nothing.
Princess Bubblegum's POV
I still couldn't believe that my invention had worked! I mean, of course all my calculations had been accurate, logic had mandated that it would work, but that didn't negate that fact that I had just ripped a passageway between our world and Ice King's fan fiction novels. I beamed at the green orb that glowed from the center of the metal ring in my lab, lighting up the room in the dim gray lights of morning.
If only I could find a way to make the rift stable. As it was, the bridge could only take one or two transportations between dimensions a day. Any more strain on the fragile tear between worlds would cause it to collapse, forever trapping those on either side of the tear on whichever end they were at the time of collapse.
On the other hand, I supposed it didn't matter if the rift did end up collapsing. I only needed Fionna in Ooo when it did (and maybe I could 'accidentally' leave Flame Princess in Aaa.) If nothing else resulted of this invention of mine, I had to secure her hand for the Ice King. I felt terrible for having to force her into a marriage with him, but it was for the good of the whole land! I had a responsibility to my fellow princesses to keep them from the clutches of evil kings, and I was not bound to the human girl in the same way.
If it came time to make a hard choice, I was going to have to close the rift. And Fionna was going to be here when it did.
I was startled from my thoughts when the door opened behind me. I turned and was met with an unpleasant sight.
"Oh. Hello, Marceline. Do you need something?"
She floated lazily over my head. "Tell me, Bonnie, how many people can come through that thing at once."
I narrowed my eyes, suspicious, but answered her question. "Whoever opens the rift can bring one person with them, but that's all that it can handle right now. Why do you ask?"
The vampire cackled and hissed at me, her teeth showing. It was supposed to scare me, I think, but I'd known her too long to be anything but irritated. Then she flew at the dimensional rift, and my irritation turned to bloodlust with the flash of her transport.
AN:
Another short chapter will come tomorrow. I promise.