Two chapter in a row. I'm on a row. Though I'm already starting the third chapter of this fic and another chapter to my other fic, "College and Mafia". Wait for it and don't miss it! Anyway, enjoy the story.


Disclaimer: This fanfiction story is a work of fiction created for entertainment purposes only. The use of characters and settings from "Descendants" is done solely for the enjoyment of fans and is not intended to infringe on any copyrights or trademarks associated with the original work. All original characters and the plot of this fanfiction are products of the author's imagination and are not meant to represent the views, opinions, or intentions of the original creators. Also, I made this with the help of ChatGPT for the grammar errors and details. Now, on with the story. Enjoy!


Chapter 2: A New Reality

Amara Thornwood stirred from her slumber once more, her eyelids parting hesitantly to reveal a world that felt as if it had been woven from the very fabric of her dreams. Still steeped in the drowsy haze of sleep, she remained blissfully unaware of her altered surroundings. The sheer grandeur of the room she now occupied sent palpable shivers of awe coursing down her spine, as though she had been transported into a realm of fantasy that had long eluded her grasp.

Yet, in her groggy state, it was as if she had failed to grasp the enormity of the situation. She blinked, her surroundings slowly coming into focus, and then suddenly, as though a veil had been lifted, the realization washed over her. Her eyes widened, filled with a growing sense of worry as she frantically scanned the unfamiliar room. This was no longer the place she had gone to sleep in, and the sense of bewilderment began to take hold.

Adorned with an African decor that vividly mirrored the majestic Pride Lands from "The Lion King," the room ensnared her senses. Kiara couldn't help but feel a growing sense of unease as she took in the vivid depictions on the walls – sprawling savannas, vivid sunsets, and iconic characters she had only known from the screen. The room was a magnificent testament to her favorite movie, but its uncanny resemblance to the Pride Lands sent shivers down her spine.

Regal tapestries, adorned with intricate designs, hung as if they were time-honored relics. Their presence bestowed an air of regality upon the chamber, but the weight of their unfamiliarity was unsettling. Ornate furnishings, meticulously crafted, beckoned her to explore this new world, but worry began to gnaw at the edges of her fascination.

With every passing moment, she couldn't shake the feeling that the boundaries of reality had dissolved, leaving her in a realm that defied explanation. The room itself seemed to be a manifestation of her deepest dreams, but her sense of connection to the cherished world from her screen was overshadowed by the nagging worry that something extraordinary and unexplained had transpired.

Amara's gaze shifted toward a balcony door that beckoned to her from the room's corner. As the initial sense of awe gave way to growing worries and a slow trickle of panic, she felt an irresistible pull to explore the unknown world beyond. She took cautious steps toward the balcony, her heart pounding like a drumbeat, all while avoiding opening the door just yet.

The moment she dared to peek outside, her breath caught in her throat. The view was unlike anything she had ever imagined, and it left her teetering on the precipice of her emotions. Before her lay a dark forest, shrouded in mystery and magic, with treehouses that seemed to have been plucked straight out of Disney's vivid imagination. Each treehouse bore the unmistakable aura of a different Disney theme, an enchanting sight that only heightened her sense of unease.

Amara's eyes widened as she realized that her room, or more accurately, the tree she was within, stood far taller and grander than the others. It overlooked the entire forest, casting a long shadow over the treehouses below. It was as if she occupied a throne among the treetops, but the significance of this position eluded her.

Further in the distance, her gaze followed the boundaries of the forest to a quaint town that nestled along the horizon, beyond which lay a vast sea that stretched into the unknown. The sight was both breathtaking, disorienting and awfully familiar. Her mind struggled to process this surreal panorama, and her confusion and panic swelled like a tempest within her.

Everything around her was unfamiliar, a dreamscape she had never encountered before. Yet, buried in the recesses of her mind, a flicker of familiarity hinted at a connection to this place. It was a puzzling sensation, as though she had been here in some form or another, but the memories were tantalizingly out of reach.

As she stood on the precipice of this grand balcony, gazing out at the whimsical world before her, Amara couldn't help but admit that she understood nothing about her current situation. It was a place of wonder, yet one veiled in uncertainty, and she was determined to uncover the truth hidden within this enigmatic tapestry of her new reality.

Her eyes scanned the expansive view before her, but in a moment of sudden awareness, she realized she could see her own reflection on the surface of the balcony door. What should have been a reassuring sight was anything but. The image that stared back at her was simultaneously unfamiliar and yet oddly familiar, casting a disconcerting ripple across her already uneasy thoughts.

With a growing sense of unease, she observed how every motion she made was mimicked by the reflection, echoing her every gesture and movement. The balcony, devoid of mirrors, provided the only means to assess her transformed appearance, and she found herself cautiously approaching the reflective surface as if drawn by an irresistible force.

As she came face to face with her own reflection, a profound sense of astonishment overtook her. The image that stared back was a stark departure from the Amara Thornwood she had known. Instead, the mirrored figure possessed long, wavy black hair that cascaded like a lion's mane, eyes as green as emeralds with hints of yellow, and skin as flawless and sun-kissed as the pristine sands of a desert oasis.

A sense of dread began to creep through her, a realization that settled in the pit of her stomach, clawing at her with insistent fingers. The truth was inescapable: the girl in the mirror was her, a version of herself that bore no resemblance to the Amara Thornwood she once was. She had undergone a profound transformation, altering her very identity into something entirely new.

The reflection in the mirror bore an uncanny resemblance to a female version of Scar, the notorious lion villain from the very movie that had ignited her deepest passions, though she vehemently denied any connection. The parallels between the two were too striking to be ignored, serving as a stark reminder of the extraordinary and inexplicable reality she now inhabited.

Slowly, like the ominous advance of gathering storm clouds, a sense of creeping panic settled over Amara. The reflection held a truth she couldn't deny, and the undeniable reality of her situation continued to unfurl before her like a turbulent tempest, leaving her to grapple with the profound changes she had undergone.

A surge of panic washed over Amara, a tidal wave of turmoil that cascaded through her very being. Her heart quickened its relentless rhythm, drumming a frantic beat in the chamber of her chest. It was as if her world had been upended, leaving her to grapple with the fractured puzzle of her memories, a puzzle with missing pieces and no clear picture to complete.

Questions ignited like sparks in Amara 's mind, setting off a frenzied storm of uncertainty. She grappled with the enigma of her altered existence, struggling to comprehend the profound changes that had taken hold. Why had she become someone different, and why did her own face now bear an unfamiliar visage? The once-familiar Amara Thornwood had seemingly vanished, leaving her to wonder about her own whereabouts and identity.

As she reached out for answers, they remained maddeningly elusive, hovering just beyond her grasp like teasing phantoms. Each fragment of her memories danced at the edge of her consciousness, inviting her to grasp them, but they slipped through her fingers, confounding her further. The truth, the key to unraveling this perplexing enigma, remained concealed in a mystifying mist, leaving Amara to grapple with the unnerving awareness that her very understanding of reality had undergone an irreversible transformation.

Summoning every ounce of her self-control, Amara strove to calm the turbulent whirlwind of her thoughts. She drew in measured breaths, letting each inhalation and exhalation serve as a lifeline in the tumultuous sea of doubt and confusion. With each passing moment, as the mist of bewilderment began to lift, Amara 's mind began to regain its clarity, revealing a disconcerting truth that reached beyond her altered appearance and extended to the core of her being.

The metamorphosis ran deeper than a mere change in her physical appearance. Her attire had transformed into an intricate and unfamiliar wardrobe that hinted at a world entirely distinct from her own. It was a rebirth into an entirely new existence, woven into the fabric of a different reality. Profound questions began to stir within her, their answers obscured within the cryptic depths of her newfound life. The fragmented puzzle of her memories remained, waiting to be assembled, but the missing pieces cast shadows on her once-familiar self.

In the midst of her internal turmoil, a vivid recollection emerged – a mental snapshot of that innocuous survey on her laptop screen. It was the starting point for her remarkable journey, but the implications were far from simple.

Amidst the shock and disbelief that surged within her, a quiet acceptance began to take root. She had been thrust into a reincarnation, a rebirth without the typical experience of death. What had transpired to set this intricate chain of events in motion?

The looming question remained: why did a seemingly harmless survey possess the power to transport her into an alternate existence? It defied all logic and shattered her understanding of reality.

In her confusion, Amara 's mind wandered to the countless anime stories she had once enjoyed. These tales were filled with otherworldly journeys, reincarnations, and fantastical adventures, often featuring protagonists thrust into new worlds and lives. But those were just stories – flights of fancy meant to escape the mundane.

Now, she found herself grappling with a bewildering reality, realizing she had become a character in a story that defied her wildest fantasies. The gap between her understanding of what was possible and the astonishing reality before her was vast and unfathomable. It begged her to contemplate the true nature of her existence and the incredible journey that lay ahead. Now, the question is, "where is here?"

Suddenly, a resounding knock on her door jolted her from the bewildering stupor. "Yes," she replied, though her voice took on an unfamiliar, almost musical quality that sent shivers down her spine. The sound of it, although lovely, shocked her to her core, serving as a stark reminder of the profound changes that had befallen her. Nevertheless, she forged ahead, her tone carrying a hint of confusion and unease as she inquired, "Who is it?"

A deeper voice resonated from the other side of the door, and her heart skipped a beat as it replied, "It's me, daughter. Cub, can I come in?"

Panic seized her, threatening to overwhelm her senses. Why wouldn't she panic in this moment of profound uncertainty? The person on the other side of that door was none other than the father of the girl whose body she now inhabited. She was adrift, a stranger in her own skin, with no knowledge of what to do, what to say, or how to behave before a father she had never known and within a body whose original occupant remained a mystery to her.

As she grappled with the surreal circumstances and the impending meeting with the man at her door, fragments of memories began to trickle into her mind. The recollections unfolded like a series of fading photographs, revealing a man who had been there for her, raising her, and enveloping her in warmth and love. She felt a profound connection to this father figure, even though his identity remained unknown to her, a blend of familiarity and mystery that tugged at her heartstrings.

The door swung open, revealing a man whose visage was hauntingly familiar. His features mirrored hers, sharing the same colors and contours, except for the defining scar that ran across his left eye, starting above his brow and stretching just beyond his upper cheek. Remarkably, it hadn't marred the striking eyes that resembled hers. However, it wasn't the scar or the eyes that sent her emotions spiraling; it was the man himself. It was as though a bolt of lightning had struck her.

She grappled with the undeniable truth before her, her mind warring with vehement denial. She knew this man. He was no stranger, and despite her protests, the recognition was undeniable. This man bore an uncanny resemblance to the human version of Scar, the infamous lion who had murdered his own brother in a ruthless bid for kingdom rule.

Standing before this man, a villainous figure of her recent memories, Amara felt an overwhelming tide of fear surge through her. Yet, as the memories strengthened, the flickering images of her past began to coalesce into vivid scenes that played out in her mind like a film. These were moments she hadn't personally experienced or witnessed, but they were intimate glimpses into the life of the man who now stood before her.

She saw a man who had been thrust into parenthood with uncertainty, cradling an infant in his arms as his wife tragically succumbed during childbirth. The scenes shifted to reveal a man who had tirelessly changed diapers, fed her day and night, and navigated the challenges of parenthood with a saintly patience. It was a portrayal of a man who had played with her, enduring her childhood antics with unwavering love. He was the embodiment of tenacity, tirelessly staking out territory among the villains to create a semblance of a kingdom, all for the singular purpose of protecting her. It was a testament to his unwavering devotion.

She now understood the place she was in – the Isle of the Lost, a harsh realm where daily survival was the expectation. And this man, this apparent villain, had done the unthinkable. He had shielded her, fought for her, and carved out a piece of this unforgiving world where she could thrive. In the midst of this realization, her heart and panic found a sense of solace and warmth that enveloped her. Though her memories were fragments, not the full picture of a life, she now trusted this man wholeheartedly, recognizing the boundless love and sacrifices that had shaped her existence.

Scar, as she now recognized him, approached with an unexpected gentleness in his eyes, a stark contrast to the cruelty and lack of compassion often associated with his character in the Disney films. "How are you, my dear?" he inquired, his voice softer and more tender when directed at her.

Her gaze followed his to a direction where she could only guess lay the source of his frustration. "That fall really bumped your head hard. Damn that stupid lizard! Why can't she keep her idiotic spawn on a leash," he muttered, anger lacing his words.

As she pondered his reference to a lizard and her offspring, a realization struck her like a lightning bolt. "A lizard with a spawn... Maleficent and the spawn is Mal," she thought, connecting the dots. "I guess I am in Descendants, huh? Wait, that means Harry Hook is here!" The thought of being in a world inspired by the popular Disney franchise sent a whirlwind of excitement and apprehension through her.

At the mere thought of Harry Hook, memories of the charismatic pirate began to flood her mind. Her recollections were fleeting, akin to glimpses from a distance. She had never been close to him, never engaged in a conversation, but his presence had always been tantalizingly near, yet frustratingly elusive. Harry Hook was a mysterious figure she had only observed from afar, and the prospect of encountering him in this new and bewildering world filled her with a sense of both excitement and trepidation. She can't wait to meet him!

Unlike the enigmatic pirate, her interactions with the VKs were far more tangible and unforgettable, even though she now struggled to grasp these memories. In those recollections, she had seen them as rivals to her own gang, a source of tension and conflict. What stood out most in her mind was their audacity in insulting her father, a gesture she vehemently disapproved of.

In her eyes, their transformation from animals to VKs did not justify such disrespect and discrimination, and she had found their actions deeply unsettling. They were all VKs, all trapped together on the Isle of the Lost, facing the same challenges and struggles. This new understanding complicated her feelings about the VKs, as she weighed their past insults against the shared adversity that now bound them together.

"I mean, come on, her own mother can turn into a fire-breathing lizard, so why not her father, who was turned into a human," Amara pondered silently. "Ugh... enough about those VKs, especially that lizard spawn," she thought to herself, setting aside her mixed emotions for the moment, her feelings toward the VKs having shifted from indifference to disdain.

She focused on the immediate matter at hand, addressing Scar as her memories had guided her. "Papa," she uttered, acknowledging the bond their shared history had forged. It felt as natural as breathing to call him 'Papa.' In this moment, she realized she was gradually adapting to the situation she found herself in.

"I'm okay now," she reassured him, then gestured toward her head. "Look, the bump is all healed." Her attempt to lighten the mood with a hint of humor was evident, a small attempt to ease the tension between them.

Scar guided his daughter to the sofa in her room, enfolding her in a light but comforting embrace. "Don't you worry, cub," he reassured her, his voice filled with a protective tenderness. "I'll take care of those lizards. I can't believe that spawn of hers pushed you down the stairs at your own school."

He paused for a moment, his brow furrowing in thought. "Wait," he continued, "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, so I guess I can believe it, but school?"

As Scar voiced his concerns, the memories that had eluded her earlier came flooding back. She remembered now why she had been lying on her bed at 2:15 in the afternoon, as the clock on the wall indicated. She had fallen down the stairs because Mal had pushed her, all the while threatening her over territorial disputes.

Amara couldn't help but share her father's perplexity. "I mean, seriously, why do it at school when you can handle it outside of school?" She echoed his sentiment, her voice tinged with a mixture of frustration and confusion. The confrontation with Mal and the VKs had been needless, and it had only brought chaos to an already tumultuous environment.

"I'll be having my own revenge, Papa. I'll take more of her territories just to spite her," Amara declared with unwavering determination. "And you, you can have your own revenge on her mother if you wish, Papa. Let them share their misery with each other." She spoke to pacify her father, who seemed on the verge of arguing with her.

"I can certainly deal with that," he replied with a malicious grin, a true testament to the fact that the one engaging in this father-and-daughter conversation was indeed Scar, the notorious villain from the Disney films. "No one touches Amara Thornwood and gets away with it, especially not while I bear the name Scar Thornwood."

With the revelation of her name, Amara couldn't help but acknowledge that it remained consistent with what she had known before. "Scar, I mean papa also uses my last name," she thought, "I really am his daughter."

With this newfound clarity, she engaged Scar, who she was now fully embracing as her 'now' father, in an intriguing conversation about how they would exact their revenge on the 'now and forevermore' rival lizards. In their eyes, lions were far superior to lizards, ignoring the fact that Maleficent could transform into a dragon, making Mal a dragon spawn.

As the conversation with her father, Scar, continued, Amara's apprehensions and doubts seemed to melt away. She was adapting to this new reality, accepting her role as Scar's daughter. Her existence in this unfamiliar world posed countless mysteries, but Amara was resolute in her determination to embrace the intricate tapestry of dreams and adventures that lay ahead.

With each passing moment, the grandeur of her surroundings, the love and bond she felt for her father, and the newfound understanding of her own identity began to paint a picture of a life that was both extraordinary and extraordinary. It was a world that fused fantasy with reality, and Amara was ready to explore it.

She knew that the journey to unravel the enigmatic circumstances of her presence in this dream universe had just begun. Amara was prepared to face whatever challenges, adventures, and revelations lay ahead, for she was no longer the girl who watched these stories from the outside. She was now a part of the tale, a character in her own right, and the possibilities were boundless.

With a determined glint in her eyes, Amara leaned in to continue her conversation with Scar, the infamous lion villain who was now her father. The future was uncertain, but she was ready to seize it, confident that her place in this fantastical world was just the beginning of an extraordinary adventure.


Amara is now Scar's daughter. I'm loving it so far. Next chapter will be done soon, maybe tomorrow or later. Wait for it! Anyway, please review and let me see what you think about it so far. Thanks for reading.