Underground (Jareth X Reader)

19

Every time you reached a hole in the wall of the Labyrinth, the same things would happen. Dwarf. riddle. what? nope! close. Even if you were to try to answer, he wouldn't give you time to think. You didn't know what to do. You kicked the wall in anger and fell to the ground.

"Potatoes!" Said a little voice next to you. On top of your confusion, you were more confused. Potatoes?! What does that mean? You looked next to you to find a little green worm. He had an orange bow tie and spiky green hair.

"I'm sorry?" You said raising one eye brow

"Potatoes, love! The answer is potatoes!"

"Answer to what?"

"POTATOES!" At this point your mind was blank. Potatoes, is that the way to life? Is that the answer to all your problems? You decided to get up from your place on the dirty ground and walked away from that spud screaming booger. You picked up the stick once again and dragged it across the wall. You found an opening not to far from where you were and waited for the man to pop out again. He finally jumped out and scared you a little.

"What has eyes but can't see?" He said, tapping his cane on his opposite palm. Everything made sense now...potatoes...

"POTATOES!" You cried out! The little man looked at you a grinned.

"Correct, my lady!" He then disappeared and you were able to walk though.

"TOLD YA SO! WHEN IN DOUBT, THINK OF POTATOES!" Said the worm for the other side of the wall. You smiled and shook your head, not really taking him seriously. You made a right turn, and kept going on your way.

Meanwhile...

"My sweet Agatha, how are you enjoying your new home?"

"You wicked king."

"Wicked?! I may be cruel but I'm not wicked." Agatha clenched the bars of the prison cell. Jearth paced back and fort in front of her. He would occasionally stopped to look at her, seeing her helpless made him smirk with delight.

"I can't believe I liked you! I should've known. I should've known why my mother hated that book." Jearth stopped pacing and walked towards Agatha.

"Your mother knew nothing."

"Sure, but at least she's smarter then you." Out of pure anger Jearth grabbed Agatha by the shirt from between the bars and raised her up. He looked her in the eyes, Agatha looked at him with a mean face.

"Listen here, you little brat. You dare defy me again and I will not hesitate to turn that little head of yours 180°. You got that?" Agatha stayed quiet. Jearth dropped her and walked away from her.

"My mom will come for me, I know she will."

"Your mom can try but she'll never win."

"How do you know?"

"You're mother is weak, I'd be astonished if she even passes a wall! She'll never come."

"So, I'm just doomed to stay here!? You can't keep me in here forever!"

"OH YES I CAN!" Screamed Jearth, Agatha jumped and took a deep breath in. He walked towards her once again. "I can do whatever I want to you. There's no escaping me, and there's no way for you to leave." Agatha got mean and clenched the bars of the prison.

"I hate you." Jearth smirked

"I know."

"If my mother comes, will you let me go?"

"She won't"

"Answer my question."

"I don't need to. She won't come." Agatha walked away from Jearth "like I said, she's weak and stupid. You're doomed here forever." Agatha blinked and smirked.

"It's only forever, not long at all."

"Alright, David Jones." Jearth started to walk towards the stairs that lead out of the cellar. "Cry me a river if you want, but you'll never escape." Jearth went up the stairs followed by an echoed laugh. Agatha sat in the cold prison and held herself. She looked out the window, seeing the long labyrinth and the mystery's they hold.

"She'll come. I know she will."

OK I KNOW IT SHORT BUT I LOVE YOU GUYS TOO MUCH TO KEEP YOU GUYS DRY! I hope you enjoy this part! Please keep sending me riddles for me to use, it will help me a lot! Thanks, love you :)