On Butterfly wings (Star Butterfly fanfiction)

Flashback: the rescue

Another month has passed since the Blood Moon Ball. Star and I have been dating ever since then. That and a lot of things have happened. Where do I begin? First off, Marco and I helped Star reenact Mewnipendence Day, the day Mewmans fought off monsterkind. I was chosen to be Star's "general" for the reenactment. Even though we were beating up our friends, no body seemed to notice except for me and Marco. However, the day was semi crashed when Buff Frog tried to swipe Star's wand. Fortunately, we didn't confuse him for Ferguson, who was dressed as him for the reenactment, for too long. He got away right before we had our feast... of corn. Mewmans are weird. Then Marco and I had to deal with Star following fortune cookies for a while. Then Star and Marco froze time, including me for a day. Somehow, Star managed to nearly kill us all on our field trip shortly after that. Then our biggest and latest adventure yet: rescuing Pony Head from Saint Olga's Reform School For Wayward Princesses. That's a story for a later date, but I can say it was epic in every way. Since then, about three days have passed. Star and Marco were out on another adventure while I decided to hang back and relax for once. Don't get me wrong: I love Star more than anything, but even I need a break from the insanity associated with her sometimes. I was relaxing in my bed, listening to my music and not worrying about anything. As I finally got comfortable, I felt a gag tied around my mouth and ropes tied around my arms and legs. I tried screaming to let someone know what was happening, but my screams were muffled by the gag. I looked down to see Ludo's monsters carrying me into a dark portal. When we made it through, one of them closed up the portal as two more threw me into a glass box. Another came in, cutting me free. I raced for the open door before it closed right before me, trapping me inside. I pounded on the glass pane as hard as I could to no avail. A reptilian monster in a suit walked in front of me.

"Don't bother. You can't get out of there if you tried." He said. I gritted my teeth.

"What do you want with me?" I asked. I know that's probably a stupid question, but it's better than nothing.

"All will be revealed soon enough. In the meantime..." he pressed a button on a remote he was holding and a small part of the chamber opened. He slid in my phone and a sandwich. "You should eat. We don't want you getting hungry now, do we?" I looked at the sandwich.

"What, is this sandwich poisoned or something?" I asked. Reptile shook his head.

"We need you alive. Poisoning you would be counterproductive." He replied. I put my earbuds back in as I took a bite. At least these brutes have bacon here. Might as well make the best of a bad situation. I sat for who knows how long just waiting for something to happen. It's a good thing I had my portable battery on me as my phone would've died long ago. I sat there, watched and waited for the monsters to do something. After about an hour passed, the monsters opened a portal again leading to Earth. When they returned, they were carrying Marco, tied and gagged just like I was.  I pounded against the wall, stareing daggers at Reptile.

"Alright, now you've done it! Taking me makes sense, I am Star's boyfriend after all, but leave poor Marco out of this! He didn't do anything to you!" I yelled. Reptile turned to me.

"You clearly don't understand. We need both of you for our plan to succeed." He said as the monsters dropped Marco inside. He started beating on the walls, trying to escape.

"Don't bother. I tried everything under the sun. Nothing worked." I said. Despite my warning, he kept at it. So much the monsters had to restrain him. I lost track of time after this, but I think an hour had past. I sat in the corner, waiting for our inevitable deaths when a familiar sight for sore eyes appeared. Star arrived with Buff Frog, shooting Reptile. His left arm was eaten away by butterflys as the two fought the opposing monsters. She then fired Supersonic leech bomb at the glass, trying to break it to no avail. She then launched up to the chandelier, forming her wand into a bazooka. Once again, the cell was intact, unfazed by her attack. By the look on her face, I could tell she wasn't playing around anymore. She charged and fired her ultimate blast, shattering the glass. Taking advantage, I ran off in the smoke, running deeper into the castle.