Requested by LittleDemon55
I don't know what I'm doing, all I know is that this contains Bendy x Henry, in replacement of Bill and Dipper. Yeah, I ship Bill and Dipper.
So for the characters Dipper is Henry, Bill is Bendy, Mabel is Wally, Stan is Joey (see the resemblance?) And then Wendy is Allison and Soos is Norman.
And other townsfolk will just be other studio workers I guess.
Henry and his twin brother Wally had been forced out of the house by their parents. Although they were twins, one of them looked more like their mother and the other looked more like their dad, making them un-identical.
They were going to visit their uncle in a small town in the middle of nowhere. Their uncle named Joey. They didn't know much about him, but they've met him a few times.
Henry and Wally were on the bus on the way to Gravity Falls, excitedly talking about their upcoming summer.
"So what are you gonna do in town?" Wally asked. "I'm not sure, probably explore? What about you?" Henry responded.
"Go boy crazy!" Wally giggled. Henry half sighed half laughed. Wally had been alone for too long. "Of course you will." He said.
Wally grinned as he gazed out the window. "I hope there's a forest there." Henry said. He loved adventuring.
Soon their bus pulled up to a stop, the driver shouting to anyone getting off at Gravity Falls. Henry and Wally dashed out.
Their was one guy waiting at the stop, he looked up at the two. "Mom and Dad gave us a picture of him, I have it here." Henry showed Wally a photo of their uncle.
Wally looked at the photo, then looked up and spotted the other guy at the bus stop. "That guy." Wally pointed as the bus pulled away.
Henry glanced over. After a hasty introduction the man, named Joey, but they would call him uncle Joey, led the two boys back to the mystery shack, which was his home and where he worked.
Wally and Henry gazed in amazement around the shack, full of what appeared to be mythical creature parts and random interesting looking objects.
Wally grinned and looked around in awe. "Hey Henry, isn't this cool?!" Wally breathed. Henry squinted at a half fox half bird. The wings were sewn on.
"No, if you look closer everything here is absolutely fake." Henry pointed out. Wally's face fell. "Oh." He said.
The next morning Henry went to explore the forest by the shack while Wally went and explored the town and met new people.
Henry had been walking for about two hours when he stopped and laid against a tree. He gazed around him.
This part of the forest had such dark green trees that they looked blue, and the leaves were so thick you couldn't see the sky.
And little blue lights grew on the trees, dimly illuminating the forest. Henry found it quite beautiful.
But something caught his eye. There was what appeared to be a dull grey headstone planted in the ground a few meters away.
He cautiously went over to it and crouched in front of it. A puddle of black liquid was in front of his shoes.
Earlier that day Henry had found a book. A journal of all the mythical creatures out here. Henry flipped through it and didn't see anything about an ink puddle.
He saw gnomes, unicorns, elves, and then he came across a page with a huge warning sign on it. He stopped to check it out.
There was a sketch of a tall skeletal demon, that had ink dripping down its body and covering its eyes. But beside it was a drawing of a similar demon, just very short and cute.
Henry read the warning: In his toon form, this little demon seems quite harmless. But don't go near him, and especially don't make a deal with him. His other form, well it could kill you in a second. Stay away from him at all costs. May be known as Bendy, the Ink demon, the dancing demon.
Henry closed the journal and stuffed it in his pocket. He picked up a stick and poked the ink puddle. "I wonder what this is..." Henry poked it a second time. "Looks like...ink." Henry suddenly realized his mistake.
It was ink. And the only ink creature was that demon he read about. So maybe he shouldn't go poking ink puddles he finds randomly in the woods.
He slowly stepped backwards from it as it began to grow and take form. A little demon popped up before his eyes.
He spotted Henry. "Hiya there! What's a pretty little face like yours doin in the middle of these dangerous woods?" The demon asked.
Henry whimpered, backing away, tripping over a fallen tree. "I'm Bendy! Sorry ta scare ya." Bendy grinned, stepping towards him. He held out a gloved hand to help Henry up.
Henry continued to back away, crawling backwards on the ground. Bendy's smile faltered a bit. "Why're ya so scared? I haven't done anythin ta ya." Bendy said.
"Y-you're a d-demon!" Henry spluttered. "Ya? So?" Bendy asked. "D-don't you make d-deals to people then c-capture them or something?" Henry stuttered. Bendy frowned.
"Now, where'd ya hear such a silly thin like dat?" The demon asked. Henry didn't reveal his journal. "I-I- everyone knows that!" He lied.
"No, no, no, I don't capture em, I help em out and in return they help me out, no harm done!" Bendy said as if it were that simple.
"Why do you have another form than Huh? I could call you Bendy, or maybe the Ink demon!" Henry shouted, getting to his feet.
He was much taller than Bendy. As he stood, his journal fell out, falling open to the page he lastly had it on.
Bendy stared down at it. "Ah, I see." He said. "Y'know ya can't trust everythin some book tells ya." Bendy said.
Henry glared at him. "Then I'll find out who made it." He growled. "Y'know, yer an interestin fella, first yer scared, then yer aggressive, I like you." Bendy grinned.
"Well I don't like you, go away." Henry snapped. "Nah." Bendy said. "Then I'll ignore you." Henry started his walk back to the shack.
"I find that'll be a very difficult thing ta do, I'm very annoyin when I need ta be." Bendy giggled. He followed Henry.
"Well I have to live with the most annoying person in history so tough luck." Henry crossed his arms and glared ahead.
He really wanted to figure out who made the journal. He had so many questions for them. "I know who wrote dat journal..." Bendy said.
Henry stopped for a second before shaking his head and kept walking. "What's yer name, doll?" Bendy asked.
Henry blushed at the nickname. "None of your business." He growled. Bendy could see he was slowly getting to the human.
"I can't even know yer name, how rude." Bendy said, swishing his tail. After a few silent moments, Henry spoke. "Henry." He said quietly.
"Henry? I like dat name." Bendy grinned. Henry liked the way Bendy talked, but he didn't say anything.
"I can help ya find who made them journals." Bendy offered. "No, I'm not being one of your victims." Henry frowned.
"Heh, I promise I don't want much in return, whatcha say?" Bendy stepped in front of Henry, holding out a gloved hand.
It had blue fire around it. Henry stepped back, hesitating. "That depends on what you want." He said.
I'm sorry this took so long, I'm making a part 2 btw. But I had this huge problem I was trying to fix and it was causing me so much stress that I couldn't do anything, then along comes one of my friends and fixes it in a second and now I'm happy and I'm going to be uploading more recently on stories. A l s o, I may be working on a new batim story but before I publish it, I'm going to finish my other story (not this one, this one will be going for a while still)
