The Golden Guardian 6

Chapter 6: Bring Back a Legend

Hey, everyone. Sorry for the lack of uploads on this story. I have been really busy recently, but now, I have some time to write this chapter for today. I hope you guys enjoy this chapter.

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During that night, Timothy and his friends were escorted to their room in the Disneyland Castle as Timothy was gazing out the window and looking at the night sky, especially at the four stars that was shaped like a diamond. This caused Lucy to go up to him with a comforting smile. "You're thinking about them again? Aren't you?" Lucy asked Timothy as she also looked at the night sky. "I can't help it, Lucy. It almost felt like we've been with them for a lifetime." Timothy replied as he let out a sad sigh.

"I know." Lucy said as she did her best to comfort Timothy. "I'm sure you'll see him again." Lucy added with such a comforting tone. "You really think so?" Timothy asked Lucy as he looked at her with a frown. "I know so." Lucy replied while still smiling as she gave Timothy a hug, to which Timothy hugged back with a smile. However, they were unaware of Jacob the wolf spying on them from outside and below the window as he had a wicked grin before going back down the wall.

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The next morning, all of the residents of Disneyland were gathered together in a big crowd, as well as Timothy and his friends for an unknown reason, which caused Samuel to look at someone next to him, which was a big, long, blue dragon with no wings. "Excuse me. Do you know why we are here?" Samuel asked the dragon with a confused expression. "No one else seems to know, but I heard from someone that the top five villains of the Villain Lair have requested a meeting with Mickey Mouse and his friends." The dragon replied to Samuel with a female voice.

"Do you know why?" Samuel asked the dragon with a concerned expression. "Unfortunately, no, I don't." The dragon replied as she shook her head. "That's okay. I'm Samuel, by the way." Samuel said as he introduced himself to the dragon. "Sisu." The dragon replied as she introduced herself to Samuel with a smile. After that, a horn was blown, which caught everyone's attention as they looked in the direction of the blown horn.

What they saw was five villainous creatures walking towards a gazebo, which Mickey and his friends were. Timothy and his friends got a good look at the five villains. One of them was Maleficent. Another one was a queen with blue robes, a black cape, and a golden crown. Another one was a man with black and dark red robes, a big, round hat, a small beard, and a staff in a shape of a snake. Another one was a woman as the upper part of her body was human with light purple skin, white hair, and a seashell necklace, while the lower part of her body was black tentacles. And the last one was a creature that surprised Timothy and his friends, and the creature was the evil lion, Scar.

The five villains approached the gazebo as they started talking with Mickey and his friends, which was taking quite a long time as it seemed like it was taking forever to everyone watching. Timothy let out a sigh as he was starting to get impatient. "How long is this going to take?" Timothy asked himself with a whisper and a slight irritated expression. "I know. These talks usually last for a long time." Someone replied on Timothy's right. Timothy looked and saw that it was Aladdin who spoke. "However, I don't like how the baddest villains are talking to Mickey and his friends." Aladdin added while folding his arms.

"Do you know those villains?" Timothy asked Aladdin with a curious expression. "Yeah, but the villain I'm not really fond of is Jafar." Aladdin replied as he mentioned the villain's name with a slight angry expression. "Jafar?" Timothy asked Aladdin. "He's the guy with the snake staff." Aladdin replied as Timothy looked at the villain with the snake staff, who was in fact Jafar. "Oh. His goatee is weird." Timothy said with a funny expression, causing Aladdin to laugh a bit. "I know." Aladdin said after he laughed. "Do you know them?" Aladdin then asked, which caused Timothy to look at the evil lion with a serious expression.