Elevator To Heaven AU ‖ Prologue 2/5 ‖ DW

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Prologue 2/5 In the lobby Dandy looked around the once loud and cheerful lobby of Gardenveiw and sighed. "Do you think the humans will ever come back?" He turned to Scraps, who was roaming around a lobby, looking at old drawings. "EH?" The paper craft spun around. "Oh, right. I don't think so- Hey, look! Its Vee and Boxten!" The TV and the music box were running out of the elevators, looking terrified. "DANDYANDSCRAPSOMMBYOUROKITHOUGHTYOUGUYSDISSAPEAREDLIKECOSMOOMMBOMMBOMMBSOMEONETOOKCOSMOAHSBVAUKSBDVHSJDVTHEYTOOKCOSMO" Boxten screamed, running around the lobby crazy. "DANDY IGNORE HIM BUT SPROUT CALLED US FOR HELP AND WHEN WE CAME TO THE KITCH- YOU KNOW WHAT COME WITH ME" Before Scraps could even comprehend WHAT was going on, Vee grabbed both of their hands and ran into the elevator. "VEE WHATS GOING ON???" Dandy grabbed Vee by the shoulders in the elevator. "WHAT DO YOU MEAN COSMOS GONE- WHAT-" Vee sighed. "Fine. I'll tell you guys, Apparently, when Sprout was baking with Cosmo, they learned that Berry Boy was TERRIBLE at baking cookies, and they were out of flour. So, while Sprout went to call Boxten, Cosmo went into the pantry to check if we had any flour left. And when Me, Boxten, and Sprout came back.... well...... He was gone! No sign of him. Except for a puddle of ichor. Oh boy...what could have- How could he-" Dandy stopped Vee as they elevator stopped with a cheerful ding. "Vee, Calm. Down. Doesn't mean he disappeared doesn't mean he's dead. Besides, if he was dead, I could STILL revive him with the ichor machine, right?" While Dandy and Vee were arguing, Scraps looked at the pantry door. "Wonder where the ichor is now...." She decided to go into the pantry and check on Sprout. She gently opened the door. "Sprout?" Scraps saw the strawberry toon sitting on the floor, holding the sweet charm Cosmo always kept with him. The entire place was a mess. Flour everywhere, Flora's fruits all over the floor (GUYS ITS ME :00000), and in short, everything completely messed up. "It's all my fault." Sprout held the charm tightly. "I left him alone- I-I h-he" The poor toon looked like he was about to start crying at any moment now. "Hey." Scraps put her hands on his shoulder. "How could you have known that someone...or something, could've taken Cosmo in the PANTRY of all places? Hey, why don't you go back to your room and rest up. I'll clean this up." Sprout looked at scraps and smiled for a brief moment. "T-Thanks I guess...." Sprout walked away, leaving Scraps in the pantry. "You REALLY offer to clean this WHOLE place up?" a voice popped up from the shadows. Scraps jumped. "W-WHO ARE YOU???" She hissed, looking around. The door shut, leaving the whole room in total darkness. "I should probably introduce myself; Cosmo was boring. You seem nice! I am one of you toons, but when is the last time you've seen me?" The figure stepped out of the shadows, illuminating the room with a golden glow. Scraps gasped "D-Dyle!! W-What are you doing??! What did you do to Cosmo?" Dyle looked different. He now had a short of snake's hood behind him, and he looked more like his twisted counterpart. He rolled his eyes. "Same old, Same old. Let's settle this. Tired of toons not listening to you? TIRED of everyone saying, "Art his just a boring old hobby?" TIRED of Brusha annoying you with her silly realistic paintings? I hate them too, but I can help you!" Scraps raised her eyebrows. "What do you mean? How are you supposed to help ME??? What do you get in return?" Dyle held out his hand. "Just... come with me. I'll explain everything." Scraps looked at Dyle. With a sigh, she nodded. "Fine. But this better be worth it." ------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the kitchen Dandy was still arguing with Vee when he noticed something. "Have you seen... Scraps? She went into the pantry...wait." Vee frowned. "Didn't Cosmo...oh no." Both toons looked at each other. "Scraps." Vee muttered. They rushed into the pantry. "SCRAPS!" Dandy yelled "SCRAPS ARE YOU-" Too late. The paper craft was nowhere to be seen.