The Brother Pact

Fight

"STOP IT!!!" Dewey yelled at Louie, slapping his phone out of his hand. "HEY!! DEWEY!!!" Louie yelled back, kicking his brothers leg. "WHAT DID I EVEN DO?!" Dewey pushed him. "YOU THREW WEBBY'S HACKY SACK AT ME!!" Louie pushes back. "NO! YOU DID!" Dewey rolled his eyes. "Well, at least you suck at throwing!" Louie looked hurt. "AT LEAST I DIDN'T GRAB A KNIFE!" Dewey looked scared. "W-well, AT LEAST I DIDN'T DRINK SOMETHING THAT COULD'VE KILLED ME!!" Louie started with an insult but instead just stuffed his hands in his pockets in defeat. Dewey felt proud to win. All Louie did was roll his eyes. "I'm going for a walk." Louie yelled before leaving the mansion. Nobody heard him. Dewey was still celebrating when Huey came in the room. "What happened? I heard you two yelling and then it got quiet." Huey asked his brother. "Oh we had an argument. But I won!" Dewey said, still dancing. "Uh-huh. So where's Louie now?" Huey proceeded. Dewey got down and did the worm while saying, "Oh, he said he was going for a walk." Huey was confused for a second and then realization hit him in the face. "DEWEY!!" Huey yelled as he ran outside to try and find his brother.

Huey stopped when he got to split roads. Louie could be anywhere now. He decided to go left. Huey ran down the streets looking for his brother before it was too late.

Huey finally stopped by a stop sign. It had been three hours. If Louie was back at the Mansion, he would have shot a text to Huey. He looks across the street to see his brother lying on the ground. Huey signed and walked over. Just then, Louie got up. It appears he tripped. Huey was almost to him until he saw a car speeding down the road. Louie was still on the ground, trying to get up. Huey ran toward him and pushed him into the sidewalk. Louie was flung into the sidewalk and looked back just in time to see his brother lying on the ground. The light turned red. Louie walked over to his brother with caution. "Huey?" Louie said, scared. "Don't play games with me, get up." He said shaking him. "Huey?" Louie yells, choking on his words. Huey doesn't move. Louie looks down. He picks up his brother and lies him downs on the sidewalk. Louie gets out his phone and called Launchpad. "Launchpad, I need you to pick me and Huey up in the middle of the city. Now." Louie said, holding tears. "Ok Louie. I'll be there soon."

Louie waves to Launchpad who parks (crashes) into the pole next to them. Louie lifts Hueys body into the car and gets in. "Where to?" Launchpad asks. "Wha- The mansion obviously." Says Louie. Launchpad starts driving. Louie turns to his brother. "I might be the youngest but you need to let me be the oldest right now. Consider this a thank you for aiding me back to heath." Louie whispers to his brother.

He walked Huey back to his room. "Your gonna be fine, your gonna be fine, your gonna be fine." He said to Huey. Huey's eyes did not open that night. Or the next. Louie got worried. He felt his brothers heart...
There was nothing. Louie felt like he had been shot. He knelt down. He started to cry while shaking Huey. "No. NO, YOU CAN'T BE DEAD! YOU CAN'T BE! I NEED YOU!" Louie cries.

Louie walks out of the mansion. "Where are you going?" Dewey asked. Louie turned around and yelled "NOWHERE OKAY?! MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!" Dewey was startled by the sudden anger lash. Louie shoves his hands In his pockets and walks out. He looked up at the sky. He saw stars. He remembered that his brother loved looking at the stars. He quickly looked back down. He knew where he had to go. Louie knew That Webby's 'friend' was strange. He could ask her for help.

He found Lena slouching on a pillar, staring at the ocean. "Hey triplet. What's up?" She said. "Actually I'm not a triplet anymore..." Louie muttered. "What?" Lena asked. "MY BROTHER DIED!" Louie yelled. Lena stayed quiet. "I need your help." Louie stated. "I know your weird. Just do some voodoo on my brother to make him alive again." As the brother pleaded, Lena knew what her aunt Magica would say. Lena accepted and gave him a spell. "Read this over your brother three times and he should be alive again."

As Louie walks home, he reads over the spell. "Why do spells have to look like this?! They are so hard tired! Like, what the heck is a 'Despacito?!'" He shakes his head and put the spell in his pocket.  He knew he had to do this for his brother. He reached the mansion and ran to his room. As he ran, he heard his uncles talking about Huey.

'Dang it! The must've figured out!' Louie thought to himself, oblivious that it had been two day since Huey came out of his room and that he wasn't talking either. Louie ran to his room. But just as he closed the door, Dewey opened it.

"Whatcha doing?" Dewey asked. Louie yelped and said nothing. Dewey nodded his head. "Okay well, I'm trying to find Huey. Do you kno-" Dewey started until he saw his brother on the floor. "HUEY!" Dewey yelled and ran over to him. Dewey started shaking his brother.  "What did you do?!" The blue triplet asked. Louie looked offended. "Nothing! I have a spell to bring him back though." Louie said, pulling out the spell. Dewey grabs it from his hands and reads it. "Sounds ligit. Let's do it." Dewey agrees. Louie steps over to his brother as Dewey hands him the spell.

"Oos ark thy besai despacito het ip." Louie repeats this three times. Suddenly, the eldest brother starts glowing. First white, then into a raging black. "I THOUGHT YOU SAID THIS WOULD BRING HIM BACK!!" Dewey yelled. "IT STILL MAY?" Louie yelled back with a shrug. A blinding light shot out from Huey three times, each light brighter than the next one. The brothers closed their eyes. When they opened them.

  Huey was gone.