Brave: The Legend of Wilden the Whimsical

At the Witch's Cottage

The blue bearded elf was astonished. "What do you mean 'No'?" Wilden inquired.

The blue bearded elf extends his arms. "I paired Fergus and the princess by matchmaking! She's not in betrothal by any prince, because of her mother, the queen! The king hired Fergus to stop Mor'du! Last time I checked, the bear got crushed by the falling stone!" Wilden argued.

The witch has her hands on her hips. She was irritated. "Did ye see Mor'du gets vanquished by the falling stone, lad?!" The witch inquires in exclamation.

The blue bearded elf was solemn. "How should I know that the bear is really gone?!" Wilden exclaimed in his inquiry.

The blue bearded elf gestures to the forest. "Mor'du slashed my staff out of my hand back there! It gave the bear a splinter!" Wilden vented.

She shook her head. "A single splinter won't stop Mor'du for tearing up Scotland apart!" The witch rants.

The blue bearded elf folded his arms. Wilden hid his hands under his underarms. "Madam, everything I have been thru here was the most frustrating thing I ever had! You didn't tell me about the princess wasn't betrothed! You didn't mention about the bear! Which it was the demon who's ten times stronger against warriors! Mor'du's a giant monster! I risked my own life for Fergus and the princess! To beat that bear! Because they are really in love with each other!" Wilden vents.

She was frowning. "Ye made only half of your prophecy fulfilled, lad! Yet Mor'du lives! Ye have to try again!" The witch argues.

The blue bearded elf was overwhelmed. "I just want to live my life as the accountant! And possibly have a family that I haven't got a chance to get before!" Wilden ranted.

She waved her hands in the air crazily. "You'll get what ye want once ye finish the prophecy, lad!" The witch yells.

The blue bearded elf was desperate. "Then let someone else finish the other half of the prophecy for me!" Wilden exclaims.

She was alarmed. "What's that now, lad?" The witch inquired.

The blue bearded elf was anxious. "Let...someone...else...finish...the rest...of the...prophecy...?" Wilden said puzzlingly.

The raven cocked its head. "The wizard's serious, is he?" The raven inquires.

She was skeptical. "Ye want a family of your own, huh?" The witch wonders.

The blue bearded elf was pleading. "Please, madam. I just want to go back to my home world. And live my life with a family I ever loved so much. I don't know when. That's all I really wanted." Wilden replies in his beg.

The witch thinks for a few seconds. Then, she was cheerful. "Oh! I might know who can stop Mor'du instead, lad!" The witch exclaimed.

She shut her door behind herself. The witch walks away from it. She snaps her right fingers in the air.

The blue bearded elf was confused. "What are you doing?" Wilden asked.

The witch walked back to her door. She fingered up from her left hand. "Never conjure while you're carving wood. Very important." The witch mentions.

She opened her door. Her shop of wood was transformed into the witch's lair.

The blue bearded elf was astounded. Wilden blinked his eyes twice. "You're the witch. That's how you came to me from the different world." He believed.

The blue bearded elf steps inside the witch's cottage.

The witch wanders around her house of sorcery. "In the future, from the world ye come from, ye are going to have a wife with your two sons." She confirmed.

Wilden was flabbergasted. "What...?" He inquires.