Supernatural Love

Hey guys! I know, I'm insane for making another story. But it's only a one-shot that came to my mind right before bed so yeah. Let's get into it.

WARNINGS: Briefly mentioned violence/gore, mild language, and death of a character (sorta). Read at your own risk.

A/N: I do not own Disney's Descendants or any of its characters.

It was a cold Auradonian night, and most students at Auradon Prep were sound asleep. Not Jay however. He was livid after their loss in the tourney championship. He just couldn't sleep after that game, so he did what he always did when he couldn't calm down. He went over to talk to Evie.

The girl's dorms were on the other side of the school, but they weren't as far as one would think. He was there within a couple of minutes, and so he knocked on the door, knowing his blue-haired beauty would open it. However, when the door opened, he didn't find the small bluenette standing in the doorway. Instead, he saw her best friend, and she did not look happy.

"What the hell are you doing here?" Mal growled angrily, her hair a knotted mess. No doubt she was just asleep a few seconds ago.

"I need to talk to Evie," Jay said to her, but when he peaked into the room, the princess's bed was neatly made and there was no body sleeping on it.

"Sure you can talk to her. If you can find her," Mal groggily told Jay, just wanting to get back to sleep. "Now goodbye." She slammed the door and went back to sleep, figuring Evie was just out studying or something.

Jay, on the other hand, was a bundle of nerves. His mind kept wandering to thoughts of every horrible scenario that could've possibly happened to the daughter of the Evil Queen. He sighed and went back to his room to get his coat from the closet, before sneaking out into the November night. The wind bit at his skin, but he didn't care. All he wanted was to find his princess.

That task seemed impossible at the given moment. It's probably near one a.m., and it's pitch black outside. He groaned loudly when he realized that he left his cell phone at his dorm room, so now he has no flashlight to guide him through the dark forest that he found himself in. He was running now, leave crunching under his feet. Jay regretted running so much when he found his head colliding with the thick trunk of a tall tree.

That's definitely going to bruise, he thought, his head throbbing slightly. Now wasn't the time for complaining about his head, though. No, now was the time to do anything he could to find his princess.

"EVIE!" he shouts into the night, the single word echoing off of the trees, growing quieter and quieter, until the woods faded to silence once again. He called for her a second time, then a third, then a fourth. But there was still no response of her soft, angelic voice.

Jafar's son was terrified at this point. It's dark, cold, and his girlfriend was nowhere to be seen or heard.

Then, he heard it. A scream. A relatively quiet scream, but a scream all the same. The only thing is, it wasn't Evie. But it could be a clue as to there she is.

He kept walking in the direction where he thinks the source of the noise came from, hoping he'd hear it again. He didn't.

He sighed and walked a few more yards before he saw something he wish he could unsee.

A body. A teen's body. He couldn't have been older than 17. There was a large gash in the side of his neck, fresh blood spilling out onto the dark forest floor. His eyes were open, wide with fear. Jay let out a slight gasp when he realized who that body belonged to.

Chad Charming.

Jay didn't believe it. He was not fond of the prince at all, but the fact that this happened to him, he didn't deserve that to happen to him. The only thing Jay didn't know is what horrible creature could've done this to him. And worse: what if it went after Evie? After all, no one seemed to know where she was. And Jay did happen to know that the girl loved going in the woods for privacy and relaxation.