Pirate Pan

Pan

Parker Pan, most people just called him Pan, was the son of Peter Pan and Tinkerbell after the two had left Neverland and had grown up. Parker was nothing like his father; for one thing, he was bad. While he shared the mischievous trait with his father, he shared nothing else as Parker was wicked, devious, and had quite the bad streak.

Somehow, despite all the bad he did, he could still fly thanks to his fairy DNA, giving him natural flight and pointier than usual ears. Parker had messy red hair that fell over his pointed ears, bright yellow eyes, and sharp canines. He also had a natural talent for sword fighting and often practiced when he wasn't causing mischief.

Another surprising thing about him was that even though he was a bit of a bad apple, he was good friends with Ben, the prince, son of Belle and Beast. Ben had always been the other half of Parker, keeping him from doing anything too stupid.

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Pan lay on the couch reading a book on Neverland as Ben stood on a podium getting fitted for the suit he would wear for the coronation.

"You're staring again," Pan said, not even having to look up from his book to know that Ben was staring again at the Isle of the Lost. He had been doing that a lot over the past week. Pan was also curious about the Isle and knew that many people in Auradon wanted to see him get sent there.

"You sure you want to do this? Not that I wouldn't mind having a few more people like myself around, but others might disapprove." Pan said, looking over to Ben, who nodded in confirmation.

"I'm sure, Parker," Ben said. Ben was the only person who called him Parker.

"How is it possible that you're going to be crowned king next month? You're just a baby!" Beast said, walking into the room with Belle by his side.

"He's turning 16, dear," Belle said.

"Hey, pops," Ben said, not moving from his spot on the podium.

"16? That's far too young to be crowned king. I didn't make a good decision until I was at least 42." Beast said, taking off his glasses.

"Uh, you decided to marry me at 28," Belle said, offended.

"Ah, it was either you or a teapot," Beast said, making Ben and Pan laugh. "Kidding," he told her.

"Mom, dad..." Ben said, going to walk towards them but was stopped by the tailor keeping him in place.

"I've chosen my first official proclamation. I've decided that the children on the Isle of the Lost be given a chance to live here in Auradon." Ben proclaimed as Beast, and Belle stood there shocked. "Every time I look out to the island, I feel like they've been abandoned," Ben said, walking off the podium.

"The children of our sworn enemies, living among us?" Beast asked, pointing out to the island.

"We start out with a few at first, only the ones who need our help the most. I've already chosen them with the help of Parker." Ben said, gesturing to Pan, who walked up and stood beside him with a prideful smirk.

"Have you?" Beast retorted, looking at Pan and Ben in disapproval, more Pan than Ben. Beast had never approved of their friendship and thought that Pan was a bad influence and was corrupting his son. He didn't say it out loud, but Pan knew that Beast thought he put Ben up to this.

"I gave you a second chance. Who are their parents?" Belle said to Beast, calming him down before looking at Ben.

"Cruella De Vil... Jafar... Evil Queen... and Maleficent." he said as everyone gasped in shock.

"Maleficent! She is the worst villain in the land!" Beast roared angrily.

"Dad, just hear me out here!" Ben asked.