Ford pines had been studying the weird weird town of Gravity Falls, Oregon. One day while hunting for the badger-dog-man he found a cave. Ford had completely forgotten about the badger-dog-man and rushed inside. While inside the cave, he found symbols which could break the "Shamans Curse", letting a creature named Bill Cipher back into our world. However there came a warning not to break the Shamans curse. At first Ford tried to listen to the warning, but as the clock went "Tick, Tick, Tick" Ford couldn't stop thinking of the cave. Ford eventually cracked running from his hut back to the cave. Ford jotted down the symbols in his journal and went back home. The instructions to break the curse were clear
1. create the symbol on there floor
2. shout "I here-forth return the beast to our land"
3. go to sleep and meet the... "muse"
So Ford etched the symbols on the floor, not missing any details. He screamed to the void, his voice hurting from the volume. He then headed to bed that night. As he tossed and turned little did he know something in his head was about to go.... BANG. "AHH, WHAT THE...?" Ford looked around and thought he saw nothing until. "Hahahahaha" said a voice with no clear origin. "Relax Sixer, you're still dreaming" said Bill as he appeared in the corner. "So none of this is real, what about the cave?" Ford said. "Hey now, I never said it wasn't real." Bill said. "But that's not how that-" He was cut off by Bill beginning. "Look, I'm here that's all that matters, now... you wanted a deal?" Said Bill. "Deal?" asked Ford. "Yeah, I do deals" said Bill. "And? What do you want from me? My eyes? What? SPIT IT OUT!" Shouted Ford. "Is someone on edge?" said Bill, before adding "All I think is that... you could understand Gravity Falls better and I could use a physical form." "And why can I trust you?" asked Ford. "Because I can't lie to you, my biological structure won't let me." He said. Now while Bill was telling the truth, it (as per usual) was not the full truth. But Ford took the deal seeing nothing wrong.
