Returning to Labyrinth.

The Mirror

Jareth sat on his throne in his castle beyond the Goblin City. He stared down at the goblins that seved him, as they ran back and forth, cleaning every inch of the castle before the Fae Kings arrival.

The Fae King was Jareth's father. A terrifying man who always got his way. After he had discovered what had happened with Sarah and how she defeated Jareth, he decided it was time to pay his youngest son a visit. Jareth was the most disliked of his brothers, which is why he was left with the Goblin City, when his brothers were left with better alternatives. Leith was given the Elf Kingdom and Harend was given Warlock City, while Jareth was left with pesky goblins to rule over. 

"Master?" Said one of Jareth's goblins.

"Yes, what is it?" Jareth rudely responded.

"Your brother, Harend is waiting in the Contact Room. Urgent he says it is." The goblin of whatever gender responded.

Jareth sighed and got up from the throne to make his way to the Contact Room. When he got there he saw his brother within The Mirror. The Mirror was a way of contacting between kingdoms, given so graciously to him by Harend and his warlock servants.

"What is it Harend? I am very busy." Jareth stated.

Harend laughed at his brother and shook his head, his dirty blonde hair shaking with it. "I know you were lazing on that throne of yours Jareth, I'm not stupid."

Jareth glared down at his brothers mimicking tone, "Just get on with it Harend!" He half yelled.

"I have news for you, from the human realm" He said. 

Jareth sighed, "I don't want to hear if one of your warlocks escaped your grasp Harend! I am not going to fetch this one for you." Jareth began to walk away before his brother could reply.

"Oh i think you'll want this one..." He began, catching Jareth's attention, "It's that human girl who humiliated you."

Jareth immediately spun around, "You keep your hands off of her Harend! She is none of your concern, and is certainly not a warlock of yours."

"No, no, she's not..." Harend began, "I just thought you'd want to go and get her."

"You know i can't do that Harend, the same human is not allowed to enter the Labyrinth twice!" Jareth yelled, enraged.

"She isn't allowed into your Labyrinth if she doesn't call for you." Harend informed.

"And she never will Harend, so stop menacing and leave!" Jareth commanded.

"We'll see about that then will we? And when I'm right -and i will be- you'll owe me a favour, and you know how my favours go. Goodbye for now, dear brother." And with that Harend disappeared.

Jareth paced the room, kicking little things lying on the floor and running thoughts through his mind. She'll never call on me. She beat me.