Gravity Falls: Camp Mystery Camp

Stone Crusher

"WEIRDMAGEDDON ISN'T over? What does this mean?" Dipper contemplated as he inspected the letter once more while walking down a sidewalk in town.

"What is 'Weirdmageddon' anyway? Some kinda dumb sounding monster?" Tom asked.

"Weirdmageddon isn't a monster. Last summer, an inter-dimensional being called Bill Cipher came to Gravity Falls and threatened to destroy all reality in one big event he called Weirdmageddon. We thought we defeated him, but I guess we were wrong." Dipper's brows formed a scowl and Tom deadpanned. "Yeah, I bet you think I'm nuts."

"No, just realizing I'm at a point where that seems normal." Tom said.

"How are you calm about this anyway?" Dipper shifted to him. "You were unfazed by the spaceship and you attacked that monster – who are you?"

"Mm, let's just say I've been to space and I can do this." Tom held out his hand and red fire erupted from it. "Also, I'm not an alien ... I think." He shrugged and walked off.

Dipper blinked from shock. "I think I'm gonna need a better explanation than that." He followed him.

"You don't wanna know my full story." Tom pocketed his hands. "Trust me." He sighed. "Great, just when Mary's starting to have fun, things start going insane again."

"Yeah, it'd be good to keep Mabel out of this." Dipper drew out the touchscreen compass and it glowed, releasing a small light that moved over the letter he held in his other hand. He looked at it and it'd saved the letter. "Whoa."

"Look, whatever happens, let's try to keep this away from the girls as long as possible – I don't want to drag Mary into my stuff again." Tom said.

"And your stuff would be?"

"Not telling ya." Tom said and Dipper groaned in response.

THE SOUNDS of rock music filled Wendy's messy room as she sat on the couch beside the bed and across from the TV and ate popcorn from a bowl while talking on the phone. "Whoa, Robbie got arrested?"

"Yeah, said I should bring him stuff to help him 'bust out'." Tambry's said on the other end. "Like I'm gonna help him."

"Oh, come on, he's a good kid ... who tried to rob a liquor store while a cop was in there." Wendy chuckled.

"Ugh, don't remind me of that."

"Anyway, Mr Poolcheck's out and it's a Saturday," Wendy looked out the window, letting the afternoon sunlight in "So, maybe we can blow Robbie off and hang out somewhere."

"Man, why'd I date that guy!? Ugh, I still remember and feel everything." Tambry shuddered.

"See you later, Tambry." Wendy laughed and cut the line, getting off the couch.

Putting the popcorn on a nearby counter, she stood up and looked at her messy room: the clothes on the bed, makeup on the floor and beer bottles near the door, and shrugged, deeming it clean enough for her to leave. Wendy stepped out on the camp grounds and everything seemed normal as the campers roamed about. Pocketing her hands, she headed for the gate, ready to ditch when a boy called her.

"Hey, Wendy!" Mitch, the leader of Team Chicks Dig Giant Robots, walked up to her. "We've got a problem – Lily and Charlie are missing."

"What? Pfft! Those two are always running off and stuff; no big deal." Wendy said.

"You don't understand, it's been hours since they left and they missed lunch." Mitch said. "Lily never misses lunch."