Disney's Wondrous Secrets

Don't. Test. Me.

"Just like how it was back at the circus...?" Sarah found herself asking.

Before their eyes when they turned. All they could see was near black, and it happened so quickly that Woody dashed to the girls, as soon as there came a strange roar coming from the corridor.

Sarah linked her fingers with Dreamer and Kate's, who held onto Lindsey, despite her protests. Feeling a fleeting sweep of panic begin to rise up inside, his fighting spirit that always lured him to act rashly, Woody sharply kept his eyes on that chamber door.

"We need to stay sharp minded..." Woody sharply spoke.

He understood in full swing that there was something already set out for them all; some kind of awful enchantment to mess with their heads after seeing the state of Libertas.

Out of all the things he had seen and had been through as a toy, with Andy and then Bonnie~ and then his grand choice for all the toys in the world, in hopes of doing his best, little did he suspect that the grand old saying, 'to Infinity and Beyond', held more merit than they all thought. He was literally beyond everything he and his world had ever known... He could only imagine Sarah's feelings about it, being swept off like that. Blue certainly knew the truth that the time weary toy had never spoken of during this entire journey and it was understandable~ It was all up to him to explain, if that was his wish, but for now he had to create a certain diversion, so that they can gather their friends safely.

As quietly as possible, the band followed Blue's light, knowing that she knew exactly where to go.

This conjuring spell of Maleficent's was more intoxicating than they hoped to believe... Sarah noticed Woody looking extraordinarily distracted suddenly as if he was seeing something too shocking to explain.

Soon, Sarah thought she was seeing things too. Down the hall, she thought she saw her father's shadow, calling out for her and strangely enough she seemed to suddenly not worry that she was alone... She began to see a fairly tight corridor that led to almost nowhere in particular and her head felt light and her thoughts were simple...

It was all the same, except for the Fairy and the Imaginary. They were entirely immune to this... Woody seemed aware and so did the girls, but something was off about them. To whatever was unseen to the magical beings, whatever the cowboy saw seemed to upset him so much that he couldn't even stand on his wobbly legs anymore. Just then, he looked panicked and so did the girls and he was first to cry out.

"Bo~? No, please! Don't go... Don't go..." Woody suddenly wept and he began to run. It was apparent that this curse was more than just mere illusion.

"What has she done!?" Dreamer wept while formed away into a lightly colored cloud, draping over the enchanted group in an effort to spare them before it would be too late.

Awaken~! Don't believe a second of her lies. She works to curse you as she did to the others~ We must be swift!

By listening to the Blue Fairy's voice, the spell of lifted from them, leaving them dizzy and confused. Woody was wide eyed and scared out his stuffing, not used to such magic. The girls shook their heads, befuddled, just the same.

"It was like I lost her all over again..." Woody's voice cracked with heartbreak at first.

"Woody, it wasn't real!" Dreamer fretted as he helped him to stand again.

"But I saw my parents~ they were here!" Sarah cried.

"I saw my Mom!" Lindsey sniffled.

"But, that's it though..." Woody realized, as confused and twisted as he felt. "She just botched herself up~ She's done the same to everyone else..."