Gravity Falls Fanfiction: Dipper and the Cipher Medallion

Chapter 31 - The Twins the Triangle and Blindo Blar-Blar

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Woo hoo hoo 6 thousand reads! I'm gonna keep it short and sweet here, but thank you all so very much! Thank you, thank you, thank you! You're the best! And for those of you who've seen it, what did you think of the Gravity Falls episode Not What He Seems? I loved it and can't wait to see what's next! Something tells me Bill will be paying another visit shortly...

Anyway, thank you all once again, and keep reading Peeps!

-The Phoenix Angel

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Dipper and Mabel both began blinking rapidly, their eyes trying to adjust to the bright lights of the hallway they had traveled to.

"Is this it?" Mabel questioned. "Is this where we have to be?"

"I suppose..." Dipper said, glancing down at the tape measurer. "This thing says 'Globnar' so I would say so."

"Well let's go find the stupid triangle before I change my mind." Mabel growled, obviously still not happy about having to play Bill's rescuer.

With a sigh aimed towards his sister, Dipper began to lead the way down the hallway to an even more brightly lit room up ahead.

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"Darn kids." Stan Pines grumbled to himself.

Stan was examining the pile of magical items on his bed, seeing that everything remained; everything except the time travel tape measurer. He hadn't seen this stuff in years, yet he still knew every little thing that was contained within the cardboard box.

"What in the world do those kids think they're doing?"

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"Heeeeeeeelllllllllooooo!!! Blindo Blar-Blar! Stupid cyborg guys! Annnnyyyoooooonnnnnne!?" Mabel yelled through cupped hands down the seemingly never-ending hallway.

"Do you want to give us away?" Dipper asked his twin in an exasperated tone.

"Not necessarily. I'm just bored! We've been walking down this same hallway for almost ten minutes and it doesn't look like we've gotten any closer to the exit at the other end!"

"Well, let's make it fun then."

"I see where you're going!" Mabel exclaimed with a smile.

"A race!" The twins said together.

"Ready? Set, go!" Mabel yelled out.

The twins took off down the white hallway, sprinting for all they were worth. Suddenly Mabel whipped out her grappling hook and shot it down the shiny tunnel. It latched on to something and she went flying through the air. Dipper knew he had lost at that point and slowed down to a fast walk. After what seemed like hours, the male Pines twin made it to the hall's exit, at which his sister was sitting on the ground, drawing in the dust that had settled in the corner.

"Finally you're here!" Mabel exclaimed.

"Well I didn't really have a grappling hook now did I?"

"Nope! Let's go already!"

Mabel grabbed her brother's arm and took off down the next, much shorter, hallway. Instinct made both twins know they were almost where they should be. The tunnel began to widen and a large room was visible up ahead.

"So revenge on the Pines twins eh? That's a new-"

"EVERYBODY FREEZE! IF YOU MOVE, I WILL NOT HESITATE TO HIT YOU WITH THIS GRAPPLING HOOK!" Mabel shrieked.

She had sprinted the last few feet to the room's entryway and whipped out her grappling hook. She aimed it at the first person she saw, which just so happened to be the Commander. Dipper came closely behind her.

"Bill?" Mabel said suddenly.

"Shooting Star?"

"Bill!" Dipper exclaimed.

"Pine Tree..?"

"Blindo Blondin?"

"I thought it was Blar-Blar!" Mabel said.

"Oh yeah, it is." Dipper agreed.

"IT'S BLENDIN BLANDIN!" The bald man shrieked in his irritating voice. "I was going to hunt you two down but it looks like you made my job easy!"

"Ok that's nice and whatnot, but we came for the evil triangle thing." Mabel said.

"Yeah, we're kinda in a hurry here. We had to steal a magic thing from our great-uncle, so uh, we need to get this over with." Dipper added.

"HOW DARE YOU SPEAK TO ME LIKE THAT!!!"

"Like what?" Dipper questioned.

"Yeah. I thought we were speaking in perfectly normal tones." Mabel agreed.

"You know exactly what I'm talking about! And now, I'm going to exact my revenge!"

Blendin whipped out what looked like a laser tag gun and aimed it at the twins.

"What, are we going to play laser tag to the death?" Mabel questioned.

"ENOUGH OF THIS NONSENSE!"

Blendin adjusted his finger on the gun's trigger and clicked it forward. The gun began to charge up as the bald man began walking towards Dipper and Mabel, backing the twins into a corner.

"Now, prepare to-"

"UH, HATE TO RAIN ON YOUR PARADE BUT-" Bill began, shouting to attract attention. "-why don't you use 'your' new powers to kill them, hmm? Be a shame if you stole them and then put them to waste, you know."

"Bill!" Dipper shouted.

Blendin smirked and answered, all while keeping his eyes on the twins.

"Oh they're already in this gun." He told Bill. "And don't worry when I assure you that they won't go to waste."

Without another word, the bald headed man shot the gun. A laser beam lurched from the mouth of the gun and began speeding towards the twins that were frozen in fear. At first it was a blinding white but gold began to wrap around the beam of light, slowly changing the beam's color. With as much strength as he could muster, Bill focused on the beam and snapped. At the smack of the two inky black fingers connecting with one another, the beam of light froze where it was, which just so happened to be a few inches from Dipper and Mabel's faces.

"What!? What is the meaning of this!?" Blendin exclaimed.

Bill began to twirl one of his fingers in a circle and the beam of light repeated the movements. Bill pointed to himself and the beam of power shot at the little prison that held the Dream Demon. It shattered the energy field and the power returned to Bill; the triangle's golden color and glow quickly returned.

"All right." Bill said deviously, floating towards Blendin. "Now it's a real party. So let's start the fun, shall we?"

Bill's floating suddenly became choppy and he almost fell out of the air.

"What the..." The demon hissed.

"It seems you forgot." Blendin said plainly. "I'm not as stupid as you think I am."

Blendin held out a hand and the Commander walked over to him. He placed a box in the bald man's hand which he then opened to reveal a glowing object. Blendin pulled it from the box; it was the Cipher Medallion.

"It would be foolish to put all the power in one place. You only took back about a third of it, Cipher. I have the rest in here." Blendin explained as he fastened the medallion around his neck.

A soft, golden glow began emanating off of the time traveler. His hands lit up with blue fire, with the light from it being reflected by his goggles.

"Now the party games can really begin, and I'm afraid you won't be winning them Bill."