Weird Tales of Mewni

Sleeping Janna

...There was a kingdom ruled by a good king and queen who longed for nothing more than a child of their own. At last, their wish was granted when a beautiful baby girl was born. A few days after the Princess's birth, a grand party was held at the palace and the whole kingdom was invited to the celebration, even the Three Good Fairies were asked to attend. Everyone was having a wonderful time while celebrating the baby Princess. When the three fairies arrived, the King stood up from his throne and clapped his hands; all of the guests turned their attention to him.

"Thank you all very much for coming today." The King declared. "I say it's time for the event you've all been waiting for."

"Yes, dear." The Queen added. "It's time for our guests of honor to give their gifts to our little Princess. In your own time."

The three Fairies nodded their heads and smiled back at the King and Queen as they made their way towards the cradle where the tiny baby princess was laying; all standing in a single file line. The fist fairy was tall with a proud smile, blue eyes, pale blue eyes, and magenta diamonds on her cheeks. She smiled at the baby and closed her eyes as her wand started to glow a pale blow.

"My gift to the Princess is surpassing beauty." She announced as she cast her spell.

The second fairy stepped forward; she has slightly shorter than the elder fairy with a kind smile, gray eyes, teal hair, and dark pink spades on her cheeks. She closed her eyes and opened her parasol as the ornament on top started to glow a bright purple.

"My gift to the Princess is a friendly disposition and a good heart." She declared, casting the spell.

Then the third and final fairy stepped forward; she looked to be no more than fifteen years old with a big smile, bright blonde hair, blue eyes, and pink hearts on her cheeks. She held her wand over head, but she could cast a spell or say anything, everything was suddenly interrupted by the front doors of the castle bursting open by a great gust of wind, followed by a huge cloud of dark smoke. When the wind stopped, everyone looked to see a tall woman with a frightening scowl, dark clothes, pale skin, and equally pale hair walked out of the cloud of smoke. As she slowly approached the King and Queen, the guests cowered in fear and trembled as the woman passed by.

"Well, well, well, what a get-together this is." The woman spoke in an almost sarcastic tone. "I see everyone has managed to come." She then glared at the three Fairies. "Even the little pests, how quaint."

"What are you doing here, Heinous?" The eldest Fairy demanded.

"What do you want?" The second Fairy asked.

"Isn't it obvious, ladies? I'm here for the party. Although, I do feel rather distressed when I didn't receive an invitation." The woman dubbed as Heinous replied.

"You're not welcome here!" The youngest Fairy shouted.

The room was deathly silent; no one moved or made a sound. That is until Heinous let out a wicked chuckle.

"Oh, dear." She laughed. "How terribly awkward, indeed. I only hoped it was due to some oversight."

"And... you're not offended?" The Queen nervously asked.

"Why no, Your Majesty. You know what? Just to show you all I mean no harm, I shall bestow a gift on the child as well."

Everyone in the room gasped in terror, especially the three Fairies who all stood around the cradle with their wands raised to protect the Princess.

"Come now, everyone. It will be quick and painless, I promise. My gift is to teach you people the consequences of your reckless actions."

Heinous walked over to the cradle and stared down at the little Princess. She then took out a scepter with a neon green crystal ball at the very top; it gradually glowed brighter and brighter as she spoke.