☆A Different Dimension (Alan Becker fantasy AU)☆웃 (ON HIATUS)

Chapter 1 - The Beginning of the Adventure

Guys! The writing and grammar get better as you read more into the book! Please try not to mind it for now!

🟠TSC/Second웃

 TSC was in the Hollow head castle. He was reading a book he borrowed from the library. It was part of a series of books that described every power that is known in the world. The book explains how the power works, what level it is, what it does, what extra powers come with it, which kingdom it's most common in, and etc. Second was reading about the power—magnetism—when someone knocked on his door. "Come in," said Second. A male with red eyes with and black pupils walk in. "TCO told me to get you for something important ... so close your dam stupid book, and come down stairs," he said, clearly irritated. He would normally roll his eyes, and then walk away. But this time Second saw a bit of worry on his face that he was trying to hide with his hate for following orders from TCO. Yet he always had to say something rude to Second when TCO ordered TDL to get him. 

 Second sighed. TDL never really liked anything or anybody, not his brother's, not the citizens, and definitely did not like obeying orders. Especially from his brother, TCO, who was TSC's brother as well. He was really upset when TCO became king. He complained a lot about it, but they said he couldn't become king because he was younger than TCO and TCO didn't want to give the title of king to him or TSC so there was really nothing TDL could do.

 TSC headed down stairs. He greeted the maids and butlers as he went downstairs. He wondered what the situation was. What ever it was, it must be serious because it made TDL worried and he never gets worried. Second thought as he walked through the halls of the castle. He continued to walk till he found two big black and white doors with golden handles. Second grabbed the handles and opened the door. There sat TCO, on his throne. He had a straight face. Yet TSC could see that he was worried.

 "You called?" Second asked. "Yes," he replied. It was quiet after that. Finally TCO broke the silence. "TSC, I called you here to tell you some disturbing news. In the forest kingdom, some of the citizens are slowly losing their powers." Said TCO. Second gasped, "what! How'd this happen?! Are you sure this isn't a joke!" Second shouted with a shocked look on his face. "I'm afraid this is not a joke. I sent one of the messengers to check. So far, no one knows how this happened. Though they have been investigating." TCO answered. "Is it happening in other kingdoms as well?" Second asked. "No, only in the forest kingdom. But my hypothesis is that it won't be long till it gets here." TCO replied. 

 What TCO said could true because the forest kingdom is close to the kindle kingdom, which is right next to the Hollow head kingdom. "What do we do?" Second questioned, "We have to go on lock down..." TCO replied. Are you kidding me! Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! His mind shouted, but Second ignored it. He wanted to be respectful in front of TCO. Even if he was his brother. "Understood," TSC said. "Alright, please head to your room. We will make an announcement now that we have told you." TCO informed. TCO looked at his little brother. "And I'll let you outside as often as I can." He added, "but for the next month you won't be able to go outside." TSC nodded, happy that he wouldn't be stuck inside for what felt like eternity, but also upset that he'd have to wait a month.

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 TSC laid on his bed. He was really bored. He wasn't in the mood to read his many books on powers that he borrowed from the library. He was too busy worrying about the current situation about sticks slowly losing their powers. TSC always hated when the kingdom went on lock down. The truth is, TSC had only experienced one lock down in his entire life. But from his experience, it was as boring as heck. The reason the lock down happened is because of a plague. He wasn't allowed to go out side of the castle unless father —the past king of Hollow head kingdom—said it was okay. He was stuck inside for days and weeks and months and- okay, I think you get what I mean. Only after nearly a year of the lock down it was finally over.