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Yeah I donât do fashion designing for a reason đđđ uhm here were my lazy castlecoming designs for these two

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my friend told me this reminds her of the casual mv
anyways i hope this is as gutwrenching to see as it was to draw
[ 2/24 /26] A Fancier Castle coming Outfit Board For Bridget for me and @hannahhook7744's Rise of red rewrite please ? ( Not that the other Outfit isn't Cute ... i just think it could be fancier ! XD]
Hope you like it @dizzying-tattle-tale. Thanks for the request :)
What could have happened AFTER the Castlecoming Ball (Part 2)
You can find
What couldâve happened at Castlecoming Week here (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
and
What could have happened AFTER the Castlecoming Ball here (Part 1, Part 3)
Ella leaned against Bridgetâs door, her heart racing as she tried to process everything thatâs happened. The weight of her friendâs pain pressed heavily on her chest. Slowly her back slid down the door until she found herself sitting on the cold floor of the dormitory hallway. She was supposed to be back home by now, but now is not really the time for her to worry about her stepmother. She needed to make things right with Bridget.Â
With a deep breath, Ella prepared herself. She couldnât afford to wallow in guilt; she needed to act. She needed to get her hands dirty. She needed to jump headfirst into this mess, the chaos she had inadvertently triggered. She needed to confront Uliana.Â
Ella made her way to Black Lagoon, the air thick with an eerie mist that swirled and enveloped her like a dark cloak. Each step felt heavier as she walked on the jagged rocks, the sounds of water lapping against the shore echoing ominously in the silence.
âULIANA!â she shouted, her voice cutting through the stillness. âULIANA! SHOW YOURSELF!â
As if in response, a strange light began to glow from the depths of murky waters. A giant angler fish emerged, its bioluminescent lure casting an otherworldly glow across the lagoon. The fishâs enormous form seemed to part the water, revealing a stone path that led directly to its mouth.
Ella hesitated for a moment, the sight both mesmerizing and terrifying. Memories of Bridgetâs tear-streaked face flashed in her mindâthe pain, the betrayal in her eyes. She couldnât let that be the last image she had of her friend. No, she owed it to Bridget to make things right. She prepared herself, and her resolve hardened. She couldnât turn back now.
The fish opened its massive mouth, and Uliana emerged from its depths, her silhouette framed by the shimmering light as her crew followed her.
âHow dare you, a mere peasant, call for me,â Ulaina sneered, her voice dripping with disdain.
Ella squared her shoulders, refusing to be intimidated. âGive it to me. The spellbook. The cursed item. Just give me what you used on Bridget. Do it while Iâm asking nicely.â
âEasy, lass. Itâs not like you can do anything about it.â Hook interjected, his tone dismissive.
âDonât get me started with you, Hook. Iâll deal with you later,â Ella shot back, her anger flaring. Her fist clenched at her sides, and she could feel her pulse quicken as the heat of her frustration surged through her.
Uliana cackled, a sound that sent shivers down Ellaâs spine. âIf I donât give it to you, what are you gonna do about it?â
âOn second thought, Morgie darling, fetch the cookbook,â Uliana commanded. Morgie obediently retrieved it, her tentacles writhing with excitement.
âWhy donât you return this to Principal Merlinâs office, since youâre quite eager to get your hands on it?â Uliana tossed the book towards Ella, who barely caught it, her heart racing.
Ella opened the book and flipped through the pages, desperation clawing at her insides. She scanned each spell, searching for the one that had cursed Bridget. Finally, she found it, but her heart sank as she read the description. She canât understand it. The spell only changed a person's appearanceânothing about personality or anything internal.Â
Ellaâs mind raced. This didnât make sense. Bridget had always been the sweetest, most forgiving person she knew, never holding grudges, even when others mocked her for being too nice. She remembered the times when Bridget would laugh off insults with a lighthearted joke or offer treats to someone who wronged her. Bridget always said, âThereâs good in everyoneâ or âYouâll always get more with sugar than salt.â This newfound anger, this darknessâit was so unlike her. Â
Did she really mess it up? But Bridget wasnât a resentful person before. Was it really just her fault? No, there must be something else. There had to be something more at play, something beyond the simple spell described in the book.
As the VK began to head back into their hideout, Ella murmured, âWhereâs the rest of it?â
âHuh? The rest of what?â Morgie piped in, his tone a cutesy mocking one.Â
âWhereâs the rest of the spell?â She yelled out frantically, heaving loudly as her heart pumped fast.
âThereâs nothing else. Thatâs all you need to bring back that desperate girl to her original form.â Uliana said, her voice laced with mockery.
âThis canât be! Sheâs already in her human form. You mustâve done something that messed with her head. Sheâs never mad at me like this!â Ella protested, desperation creeping into her voice.
Uliana turned to her crew, a sour expression crossing her face as she sensed betrayal in the air. She narrowed her eyes, scanning each member with suspicion. Could it be one of them? she thought. Loyalty is a fragile thing, easily swayed by fear or greed. Sheâs seen it beforeâthose who claim to be allies, only to stab them in the back when it suits them. But she wonât let that happen again. The memory of her past betrayals flickered in her mind, fueling her resolve. They should know by now that crossing me has consequences.Â
She then fixed her gaze back on Ella, a smirk playing on her lips, âI donât know what youâre talking about, peasant. Are you sure itâs not you running off with your prince that messed with her head?â
The crew erupted into mocking laughter, their jeers echoing around the lagoon like a chorus of torment. Ella felt her cheeks flush with anger and humiliation, but she stood her ground. This was about Bridget, not her.Â
âEnough!â Ella shouted, her voice steady despite the fear swirling inside her. âYou think this is a game? You think you can just toy with peopleâs lives and get away with it?â
Ulianaâs laughter faded, replaced by a cold glare. âMind you, weâre not here to play games, but to rule.â
She turned back to enter the angler fish while the rest of her crew followed her. âYouâve wasted enough of our time.âÂ
She blew her shell necklace. In response, their giant angler fish hideoutâs mouth started to close. âGood luck with the giant eels,â Uliana said to Ella as the rocks descended with the hideout.
Ella narrowly escaped the eels as she hopped on the descending rocks, tossing the book first before diving onto the shore like a mad woman. She landed hard, her chest heaving as she lay sprawled on the ground, adrenaline coursing through her veins. Her breaths came in ragged gasps, her limbs trembling from the exertion. Dirt clung to her sweat-soaked skin, and her muscles ached from the desperate scramble. For a moment, she just lay there, eyes wide, heart pounding in her ears, struggling to process the danger she had just survived.
~~~
While Ella struggled to escape the giant eels above, another struggled beneath the surface of the lagoon.
âWHO DARES TO BREAK BRIDGETâS CURSE?â Uliana yelled angrily at her closest crew.
Each one denied with âI donât even like her,â or âI wouldnât do that to you, my goddess,â or âI donât care,â But one, out of the four, remained silent. Hook processed what he had done, unsure why he had acted. For him, it was really just a spur of the moment, nothing else. Or was it?Â
As he stood there, a flashback of their dance at the Castlecoming Ball flooded his mindâthe way Bridget had looked at him, her eyes filled with warmth and trust. He remembered the softness of her hand in his, the lightness of her laugh as they moved across the floor. It had been a rare moment where he felt somethingâsomething he couldnât quite name, but it lingered, stirring a part of him he thought long buried.
Was it guilt? Was it something more? Even he himself didnât know why he had acted, but the memory of Bridgetâs smile haunted him, leaving him more conflicted than ever.
âJames, would you care to explain.â Uliana smiled with wide eyes that could kill.
Morgie and the couple moved aside as Uliana approached him. âI thought we had already established that you donât have anything to do with that pesky princess.â
âI donât.â Hook answered shortly, gulping.
âThen tell me, why in Merlinâs world is she back to her normal self?â She asked, her tentacle brushing his cheeks.
âI donât knoââÂ
âLIES!â Uliana accused firmly.
âThereâs only five of us who know how to reverse it.â She paused, scanning the group. âThese three,â pointing at Maleficent, Morgie, and Hades, âdonât like her enough to do her a favor.â
âBut you, my dear, have been showing a lot of interest in her. Even danced with her during the ball. Was it really all just an act, Hook?â
Hook couldnât utter a single word, also unsure where his loyalty lay.
Uliana took his silence as a no, "I guess youâve made your choice.â
She inhaled deeply before she yelled, âTHROW HIM TO THE EELS!â
Ulianaâs other lackeys started to surround Hook as she blew her shell necklace.
âWAIT! Do we really have to do this, Uli?â Morgie interfered.Â
She scoffed before saying, â Loyalty isnât gray like people, Morgie. It's black and white. Youâre either completely loyal or not loyal at all.â She continued in a bitter tone.
âBUTââ
âNO MORE BUTS! THROW HIM NOW!âÂ
Maleficent cast a spell on the lackeys, freezing them in place.
âDonât you dare, Mal!â
âIâm not,â she defended herself.Â
âI just thought that we could use him to torment princess weirdo more,â Maleficent suggested, her eyes glowing green, signaling her psychotic tendencies. The thrill of watching Bridget squirm under their manipulation was far more appealing than simply eliminating Hook; it was a game, and she relished the thought of orchestrating chaos from the shadows, savoring every moment of the princessâs despair.
Uliana narrowed her eyes, contemplating Maleficentâs suggestion. Maleficent wasnât always like this; she never orchestrated a plan, especially something that could harm Hook. Maybe she had a change of heart. Maybe this time, Maleficent had chosen to be more active in ensuing chaos.
âYou think you can manipulate him to your advantage? That could work, but itâs a risk.â
âEvery plan is a risk,â Maleficent replied smoothly, her expression sly. âBut if heâs truly conflicted, we can use that to our benefit. Heâll be our pawn in this game.â
âFine, but do it properly,â Uliana said to Maleficent as she exited the hideout with Morgie following right behind her.
Hook felt grateful to Maleficent. She always had his back, always diverting the attention from him whenever he needed it. However, he would never guess she would suggest he become their pawn. Their pawn. Maybe it was just his theatrics rubbing off on her.
He approached her. âThanks for that, Mal. I know that I can count on you,â he said, placing his left hand on her shoulder.
Maleficent looked at the hand as if disgusted by it. Pushing the hand away, she said, âDonât be ridiculous. Thereâs no fun in making you eel food. Controlling you would be much, much more thrilling.â Her eyes glowed green again.
âMalââ
âI already warned you before, so donât even.â she threatened her âfriendâ, before leaving the hideout with Hades.
Hook couldnât believe this. A wave of dread washed over him. He had underestimated Ulianaâs wrath. He underestimated the depths of Maleficentâs cunningness. Maybe for once, he also needed to take his own advice: Trust no one, because even salt can look like sugar.
~~~
A/N: After a few days, I finally finished it. Don't really know if it makes sense, but I hope it does! Happy reading everyone!!!
A Dr. Jiminy episode featuring Lampwick yelling at his deadbeat dad , Frankie Darro !
Summary: Dr. Jiminy deals with the chaos that is the Rossi family, the Foulfellows, and manages to get on Hercules and Meg's bad side. Trigger warnings: swearing, fighting, unethical practices (aka this show goes against Jiminy's medical degree), child abandonment, etc.
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We should have been gifted this for Castlecoming I'm sorry
Hook & yn
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âHe will love this, castlecoming youâre gonna practically kill him from looking too goodâ Mali said as she finally saw the dress I got from Briget and Ella.
âHe better, these corsets and diamonds donât come cheapâ I laughed as Mali started untying my dress.
âWell black donât come cheap here either, I think Iâm the only other person thatâs wearing black with youâ She smiled at me, something she usually wouldnât do with anyone.
âYou alright Mali, youâre smiling for onceâ I looked at her skeptically.
âNo im good, just invisioning how tomorrow night will be for you and your pirate.â She laughed.
âWhat about you and Hades? Got anything good for him?â I laughed with her.
âWell Iâm usually wearing dramatic clothes, so this time I got a fluffy black dress. Youâll see it tomorrow, weâll get dressed in my dorm.â I nodded at the witch in front of me.
âGood, get there at 6pm yeah?â I nodded smiling at her.
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âDo you see any of the crew?â I asked Mali, she was next to me in a truely beautiful gown dress.
âUh thereâs Morgie right there, we can hang with him until our boys are hereâ Mali said, walking already.
âWell I guess Iâm followingâ I smiled.
âHello ladiesâ Morgie looked nice, his usual toe was black, fitted with a lovely black shirt and suit pants.
âHey Morgie, how are you?â I asked.
âIâm doing good, but the crew havenât arrived yetâ he quirked his eyebrow in confusion.
âWell weâre here now so how about some drinks and get the party startedâ I smiled at him, he already had one in his hand but the person handing out drinks was close by.
âWell why donât we walk to them before they run out of drinks?â Mali suggested as we looked at the person handing drinks.
âI got you girls, stay hereâ Morgie said.
âAlways the gentleman huh?â He smiled as he walked off. James and Hades arrived right when he left.
âHey lass, you look beautiful.â I smiled at him, he was at least a foot taller than me.
âYou are so late babeâ I told him.
âWell I was waiting at your dorm, then i remembered that you said to meet hereâ His face flushed a little red.
âAw how romantic of you to try and get me at the dormsâ I turned around to face him.
âWell lass, thatâs something a good pirate like me should do for his ladyâ He smiled down at me.
âYou are very right, excuse my cunning behaviour for the next formal eventâ He laughed, whilst I smiled at him.
âLass your behaviour is something I love about you. Makeâs me sure I donât run into their fields again.â He showed me his hook.
âOh Peter Pan is a nut case. My family is way better to be around.â I leaned into James.
âSorry to interrupt your cute moment, but remember why weâre here?â Uliâs voice broke our moment.
âRight yesâ I said. A wicked smile on my face.
âYour smileâs really scare me sometimesâ Morgie said.
âWell anyway.. who is game enough to go back to the kitchen and poison those cakes?â Uli looked at us all.
âMe and Hades will go. The kitchen isnât far away and the poison he is able to hide his jacket.
âWell I guess weâve just volunteeredâ Hades stood up. Uli handed him a bottle which was growing red.
âDonât be too longâ Uli said.
âThose idiot girls are meant to be handing out the cupcakes so they will be poisoning not only themselves, but everyone in this roomâ Uli smirked at the three of us that were left.
âSo we reject the cupcakes then?â I said.
âObviouslyâ Uli gave me a look that basically gave anyone the shivers but me.
âWell thatâs easy then, grab other food to pretend weâre still eating themâ Morgie said, which a sentence like that usually doesnât come from him.
âYeahhhhâ I said as I grabbed food from a passing lady. She had to stop just for the six of us.
âEasy plan, thereâs Mali and Hades nowâ I saw the two of them looking red in the face.
âWe ran into the girls, theyâre on the way here with the cupcakesâ Hades said.
âWhy you so red in the face then?â I looked at the two of them questioning them.
âHad to pretend we were making out as they passed usâ Mali answered.
âWell, definitely looked like you did. Youâre red in the face, and they just got hereâ James said. His arm still wrapped around me.
Witnessed as each person changed from a pink on their clothes and violating looking monster. The girls didnât notice until lights were shown on the opposite side of us.
âOh god, we are definitely not eating those damn cupcakesâ I mumbled.
The girls looked freaked out, checking all the cakes if they were tampered with.
âAs funny as this is, should we get out of here?â Hades asked the group.
âI kind of want to see how this ends but surely it will be the talk of the school for a whileâ Uli said as she got up from a stool she was sitting on.
âYeah letâs go, itâs lookingâŠuglyâ James said behind me. He practically carried me to the door, trying to get out faster.
âOh my god Jamieâ I looked at him once he finally set me down near the steps to the hall.
âHook, that was entertainingâŠyouâre definitely one uping me in relationships I swearâ Hades spoke from behind us.
âWas there any other wayâ James smirked down at me.
âOkay you two, go outside or to the dorms for whatever you think to doâ Uli said to both of us.
âYes maâamâ I smiled at her and then transported me and James to where my dorm was.
âSafest place to be right now huh?â I looked at him.
âI think so, look outside people are running stillâ James moved your curtainâs out of the way to see better.
âIs it that bad?â I asked him.
âNone of the affected students seem to be out, maybe the teachers and Merlin got them contained before they could get out.â James kept looking outside.
âDo you think what we did this time was too much? Or risky?â I asked.
âLass, I love being with our friends but you know I have a good heart with youâ He moved over to me, leaning on the banister which held one side of purple curtains.
âI know, but I thought we were only effecting Bridget, not like 100 other kidsâ I looked down to my hands, they hand been fidgety ever since the event.
âOkay, I agree that some of our pranks do screw up and the result is worse than expected. Tonight basically proves that.â James lifted my head gently with his hook. âBut I know if anything goes way to far, itâs Uliâs planning without us knowingâŠâ
âYou think so?â I looked into heâs eyes.
âLass, I know soâ he hugged me gently.
âGet up here idiotâ I patted the empty space next to me.
We ended up cuddling for about 30 minutes before both of us fell asleep.
Packing up all the food for castlecoming! Donât worry everybody, Iâve got ingredients labeled so nobody can get hurt!
This is the last batch of treats! I wanted them to be fresh!