Heroes Vs. Villains

The Mirror: Prolouge

Once upon a time long ago, our heroes ruled their kingdoms. They had finally banished evil and were ready and set to start making families with their true loves. One by one, the heroes started to have children and raise those children to be as noble and heroic as them. As the kids grew and learned, they became brave and humble, just like their famous parents. As the kids grew older, they gladly took the rolls of heroes which their parents gladly passed down to them. It was finally their turns to keep their kingdoms safe. Now every hero needs their own enemy. Just because they're parents defeated their enemies, didn't mean these new heroes would be out of danger.
Do you believe in destiny? Because that's exactly what happened to these heroes. It was their destiny to become their parents, so it was destiny for their enemies to be the smaller version of their parents.

Who said Villains couldn't have children?

These children were raised to reak havoc onto the kingdoms of their assigned heroes. They were to carry on the work of their parents and to do the one thing that their parents could never seem to do.

Succeed.

These new villains were worse than their parents. Meaning they were better at their job. They were more cunning, smarter, and more careless. The villainous children went by one thing and one thing only and that was "Be good at being bad."

Years went by and the heroes were becoming more and more concerned with the villains and their children. They were afraid. These children had no discipline and they were reckless. So they came up with a plan.

"What if we could create a mirror?" said Snow White. "A mirror like the one my step mother had, except we can trap them in there."
Murmurs filled the room. Disagreements such as "Would that even work?" began to rise.
"If Fairy Godmother could help us..." Cinderella starts to say. "Then it would work. She's just as powerful, so it should work."
They exchanged some looks. They started to agree.

What was the worse that could happen right?

So that's what they did, they created a mirror.
A powerful mirror that could trap anything you put in. It was designed as a one way. Things could go in, but nothing could come out. So one cold and foggy night, they left their children at home to watch over the kingdoms and set out to find the villains.

"Now what makes you think they won't attack?" Prince Eric says as he wraps his arm around Ariel. They all look at him. They realized they came unarmed with just the mirror. "We have to have faith Eric. We could get rid of evil once and for all. Besides, we're not gonna make the same mistake twice." Prince Charming says as confidently as he can, even though deep down he was afraid.
They continued to go with their plan.

............

"So the narcissist was right." Malificent said as she stood up. "That mirror of hers let's her see shit like that. What made you doubt her?" Gaston says as he begins to charge for the door. "If it's a fight they want, then it's a fight they should get." says Jafar as he grabs his staff. They open the door and head for the courtyard.
As they charged for the heroes, Charming placed the mirror on the ground.
A vortex of purple and blue smoke came out of the mirror and began to do its job. It sucked in all the villains in a blink of an eye.
"WE WON!!" screams out Hercules. He begins to get the crowd cheering. Worry brushes the face of a few heroes. "The vortex isn't finished!" Merida points at the vortex that starts to get bigger.
This time, one by one, a hero begins to get sucked up by the vortex.

When the mirror took its last victim, the vortex disappeared. Trapping the heroes in there with their villains. Trapping them in there forever. With no way out...

There's a reason why not everyone could have magic. Not everyone knows how to use it, but that's the funny thing about magic. It can be broken down. It can be made simple. It always has loopholes. Loopholes that are found by those wicked enough to find them.