Writer's Block

Chapter 1

The representatives of the more recently established Fandom Kingdom, were Eridan Holmes and Rose Winchester, each hailing from two of the four most well respected tribes in their "kingdom". Both were well known for there almost arrogant aura and vibrant hair. Eridan was the overseer of the Fandom Kingdom's large fleet of ships and was SUPPOSED to keep the tribes from warring with each other over the ships. His curly black hair with a purple streak in the middle was his top priority. He wore rather large glasses (not circular), a striped scarf, that he claimed made him look cooler. He also always had a strange tendency to pop his collar. Rose was the head of the 'world army'. Her job was to protect our 'world' from 'alien' invaders. She had light brown hair that reached her shoulders. Her eyes were a kind of a misty green that were rather enchanting. She always had her hair tucked up in a peculiar fashion.

The Wild Kingdom had sent Draco and Leo. Draco was viewed as the 'king' of the mythical half of the Wild Kingdom while Leo was viewed as the 'king' of the logical half. Draco was the 'human' personification of a dragon. He had scales instead of skin and claws instead of feet. From his back spouted a large pair of reptilian wings and he had a sharp pair of horns protruding from the top of his head. Some even say that he even breathed fire. Leo, however, was the 'human' personification of a Lion. He had a wild mane of hair, his pupils were slitted like a cat's, he had a lion's tail that he loved to show off with, he also had rather sharp teeth, and his feet were supposedly rather large paws, but he kept that to himself.

The Dreamers' Kingdom had sent Ace and myself. Ace was a rather popular figure, well known for his handsome looks and the reputation of being the 'perfect guy'. Many girls had dreamed of one day capturing his heart but, all of them had failed. I was sent along for no apparent reason, and no matter how many times I bothered Ace about it, he refused to tell me. It was rather frustrating at first, but eventually I left him alone and tried to figure out the mystery for myself.

It wasn't until I arrived at the meeting hall that I pieced together why I had come along. The usual representatives (who had come weeks before) where looking close to death. Even the Fandom kingdom's representative was looking like he hadn't eaten in weeks.

I couldn't help but gasp in surprise (even through I know how rude it is.) Instantly, all heads turned to look in my direction.

"Took you long enough!" scoffed Eridan. "I was beginning to think that we would have to wait forever in this glubbing room!"

"Eridan! You know better than to swear!" chided Rose. "Plus, I don't think it was easy for the young one too keep up."

"How young do you think I am?" I questioned, peeking out from behind Ace.

"Don't know, don't care. If you're younger than me, you are too young to be here. Now, can we get on with this infernal meeting already? It's not like I have all year." Eridan boasted his face upturned in a sneer.

"Again Mr. Holmes, we have to wait for ALL of the new representatives to show up, chided the Grandmaster.

Eridan scoffed in derision. "But do we REALLY need to wait for a couple of wild animals?"

Just then the doors to the conference room opened an in strolled Leo and Draco. Leo immediately pranced on over to Eridan an gave him a brain duster. " 'Sup Little Punk. I wasn't expecting too see YOU here." He chided

"As a matter of fact I WAS expecting to see YOU here, PRINCE Leo." Eridan retorted standing up to face Leo.

"That's KING Leo to you PEASANT. And what was that I heard about animals? "

"You heard me, PRINCE Leo. Why. Do. We. Have. Too. Wait. For. A. Couple. Of. STUPID. Wild. Animals"

"THAT STUPID WASN'T IN THERE THE FIRST TIME! AND WE ARE NOT ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

As the two of them began to roll around the room fighting, I leaned over to Ace and muttered, "What's up with those two? Why are they acting so childish?"

"Well, they have a bit of a beef going on because of some silly little thing that happened between the two of them."

"A bit? That's more of a mountain?"

"Well you do know what they say, don't make a mountain out of a molehill."

"I'm not exactly sure how that applies here."

"You know, cause they took something little and made a "mountain" out of it? No? Ah well, never mind then."

I stood there for several moments trying to understand what he was saying, but I couldn't. I probably would have stood there forever but just then, the meeting started.