Chapter 1: Arina and the fairy tale world

Once upon a time, there was magical place with fairy tales called Wonderland. It was a world where all the stories and characters lived.

Ray, a young boy with blonde hair and yellow eyes, walked himself in the middle of forest.

"Wow, I hope I am dreaming full of any true adventures, I love it!" Ray exclaimed, skipping through the forest, his blonde hair flowing behind him. He sees the princess and the prince are having their happily ever after.

"Also, I love fairy tale adventures for me." Ray chuckled as he continued to walk through the forest. The sun was starting to set, painting the sky in shades of pink and orange. The air was filled with the sweet scent of flowers and the sound of birds singing. Suddenly, he heard a noise, he looked the bushes.

Therefore, a 16-year old girl has black short hair and black eyes, she wears her japanese high school uniform, holding a wooden spear.

"Good, I am stranded in this weird place." The young girl sighs as she steps out from the bushes, as she sees Ray and added. "Hello....?"

"Wow, an newcomer then, what the hell are you and where did you come from?!" Ray asked, slightly startled by the girl's sudden appearance. He took a step closer to her, studying her features carefully. Her black hair and eyes were unlike anything he had seen in Wonderland before. "You don't look like anyone from the stories I've read..."

The girl looked at him suspiciously. "Well, I'm not from a story you've read. My name is Arina Danshi, and I'm from another world, another universe. I was studying in a high school, as I even found this book and suddenly I was here in this fantasy.....world?" She paused for a moment, frowning. "I think I'm in a place called Wonderland, huh?"

Ray raised an eyebrow. "Well, welcome to Wonderland, Arina Danshi. I'm Ray, and I've lived here for as long as I can remember. I'm not from any story either, at least not that I know of. I'm just an ordinary boy who loves to go on adventures and explore this amazing world." He glanced around, taking in the familiar sights of the forest around them. "So, what brings you here? Were you hoping to find your own fairytale ending?"

Arina crossed her arms, her expression thoughtful. "Well, I'm not sure. I was just hoping to find my way back home, but I guess that's not going to happen anytime soon. Maybe I'll stay here for a while and see what adventures this place has in store for me. What do you think, Ray?"

Ray nodded. "That sounds like a plan. We can explore this world together, find out what makes it so special, and who knows? Maybe we'll even find a way to get back to our own worlds along the way. And who knows, we might even find love in this crazy place." He winked playfully.

"Umm.... no...but I need your help! My laptop is broken by that some weird looking-Satan!" Arina explained, a little flustered. "It has all my important data, like my school reports and stuff....I need it back, or I won't be able to graduate or get a job! Please, Ray, you must help me!"

Ray raised an eyebrow. "Hmm, I see. Well, I'm not much of a computer expert myself, but I might know someone who is. There's this old wizard named Merlin who lives in a tower in the middle of the forest. He's really smart and knows a lot about technology. Maybe he can help us fix your laptop."

Arina looked hopeful. "Really? Then let's go find him right now!" She turned to head in the direction of the forest.

Ray followed her, feeling a mixture of excitement and nervousness. "Wait, hold on a second. We don't even know if he'll be able to help us. We should have a plan, you know?" He paused, thinking for a moment. "Why don't we split up? You can distract Merlin while I sneak in and try to fix your laptop myself? That way, we'll have a better chance of success."

Arina nodded. "That's a good plan. I'll go distract Merlin, and you find a way to fix my laptop. Just be careful, okay?" With a determined look in her eyes, she disappeared into the forest, heading towards Merlin's tower.

Ray watched her go before turning his attention back to the broken laptop. He knelt down beside it, examining the damage. The screen was cracked, and several of the internal components appeared to be missing or damaged. He took a deep breath, trying to remember what he knew about computers. "Okay, let's see what we can do here...."

He started by carefully removing the broken pieces of glass from the screen. Then, he began searching through the forest for any spare parts that might fit the laptop. After some time, he found a few scraps of metal and circuitry that seemed to match what was missing from the laptop.

With a bit of trial and error, Ray managed to reassemble the laptop and fit the new parts into place. He plugged it in, hoping that it would turn on, and waited with bated breath. After a few seconds, the laptop let out a faint beep and the screen flickered to life.

Arina returned a short while later, looking relieved. "Merlin said he'd help us, but he's busy working on a new invention right now. He said we'd have to come back in a few days. But don't worry, he gave me this piece of metal to put in your laptop as a temporary fix." She handed Ray the metal piece, a grateful smile on her face.

Ray took the metal and examined it closely. "This should do the trick. It's made of a rare alloy that's resistant to magic, which should help stabilize the computer's internal components." He inserted the metal piece into the laptop, and to his surprise, it seemed to fit perfectly. He powered it on again, holding his breath. The laptop came to life, and the screen flickered into focus.

"It worked!" Arina exclaimed, clapping her hands in delight. "Thank you, Ray! You did it!"

"Well, it wasn't just me," Ray admitted, feeling a surge of satisfaction. "Merlin gave me a crucial part that helped make it work. He's a really smart guy. We should be grateful that he was willing to help us out."

Arina nodded in agreement. "He is, and I can't wait to thank him in person. But for now, let's celebrate!" She grabbed Ray's hand and began to skip through the forest, her long blonde hair bouncing behind her.

"Oh, I would go to the Satan monster for broke my laptop." Arina said.

"You know that Oni Devil, the Satan god?" Ray asked, trying not to sound as surprised as he felt. "How do you know about that? That's...that's a really obscure reference, even for someone like Merlin."

"Oh, I've been doing some research on my own," Arina replied nonchalantly. "I've been trying to find out more about the magic world and the creatures that live in it. I'm actually working on a book about it all."

"Well, go to my house!" Ray exclaimed, a grin spreading across his face. "I'd love to hear more about what you've found. And who knows? Maybe we can help each other with our research."

As Arina and Ray walk to Ray's house, then they go to Ray's pet pony. "Oh, how adorable!" Arina exclaims, kneeling down to pet the magnificent creature. "What's its name?"

"This is Drakey Horsey." Ray corrects her. "He's my mindless pet. I named him Drakey because of his color and Horsey because... well, he's a horse." He chuckles. "He's not the smartest pony around, but he's loyal and always there for me. He's just as much a part of my family as I am."

Arina looks up at the horse, her eyes shining with affection. "He's adorable. I can tell he's well taken care of."

Ray pulls his magical book, the Grimoire, out of his bag and shows it to Arina. "This is my most prized possession. It contains all sorts of spells and incantations that I've collected over the years. It's helped me with my research and my magical abilities tremendously."

Arina takes the book gently in her hands, marveling at its ancient leather binding and intricate designs etched into the cover. "This is incredible! You must have worked very hard to gather all these spells. Do you mind if I take a closer look?"

"Of course." Ray said, then he added. "Which use your hand to make spells."

Arina gently turns the pages of the Grimoire, she saw an magical transformation spell hand, she recognized it from one of her favorite movies. "Oh, wow! You have the spell to turn someone into an animal!" She exclaims, a sparkle of excitement in her eyes. "I've always wanted to try that!"

"You mean, like a werewolf or something?" Ray asks, a hint of amusement in his voice. "I can assure you, that spell is much more complicated than it looks in the movies. It took me years to master it. And even then, I wouldn't recommend using it on someone without their consent. There can be serious consequences."

"Oh, I'm sorry," Arina says, looking a bit sheepish. "I didn't mean to imply that I would use it without permission. I was just curious. Your experience with magic is truly inspiring."

Ray nods, gratified by her response. "Well, you're welcome to learn more about it if you like. I could show you some basic spells and help you get started on your research. Just be careful, and always remember that magic is a powerful force to be respected."

Arina is ready for a transformation spell magic hand, she raises her hand and look the page carefully. "Okay, I think I got it." She says with confidence. "Now, how do I cast the spell?"

Ray smiles encouragingly. "First, you need to close your eyes and focus on your breath. Visualize the spell working in your mind. Then, you need to speak the incantation out loud, while pointing your free hand at Drakey Horsey."

Arina takes a deep breath, closes her eyes, and concentrates on the spell. As she speaks the incantation, her voice echoes through the air, and a soft glow begins to emanate from her hand. She points her finger at the pony, feeling the power of the magic surging through her.

Drakey Horsey was transformed into a unicorn, having his wings, a beautiful horn and a shining coat. Arina couldn't believe her eyes, she felt so excited and proud of herself. Ray, who was standing next to her, looked at the unicorn with a smile of satisfaction. "Well done, Arina! You've cast the spell perfectly."

Drakey opens his eyes, that he sees his flying unicorn, terrified and screamed, he couldn't believe that this had happened, he runs away from the two friends, as fast as his little hooves could carry him.

"Drakey, stop!" Ray calls after the frightened unicorn. "It's okay! You're not in any danger. You can turn back into a pony whenever you want. We just wanted to surprise you." Arina feels terrible for scaring Drakey like that. She apologizes profusely, promising that she'll never cast such a spell without asking permission again.

Drakey smiles, shaking his head. "It's okay, Arina. I know you didn't mean any harm. It's just... it's so strange to see myself like this. I mean, I've always wanted wings, but not like this!" He looks at Ray with a sheepish grin. "But thank you both. I guess I should be honored that you thought enough of me to cast this spell."

"Okay, well then. Take us to the Hell Castle for Oni Devil." Arina says, eager to continue with her quest. Ray nods in agreement and leads them both towards the massive structure in the distance. As they approach, the castle looms ominously over them, its towers and spires shrouded in a menacing fog. The air grows colder, and Arina can feel the weight of the darkness pressing down upon her shoulders.

They make their way through the castle gates, which are guarded by fearsome demonic creatures. Arina, Ray and Drakey are sneaking past the guards. They come to a large hallway filled with statues and paintings of various demons and devils. The air is heavy with an aura of malevolence, and Arina can feel her heart racing as they continue to move forward.

"Okay, let's split up. You and Drakey to go around that corner, and I will head to the Oni Devil's throne room." Arina whispers to Ray. They nod in understanding. Arina takes a deep breath, steeling herself against her fears as she and Drakey creep away from Ray. They round the corner, out of sight of their friend. The air grows even colder, and Arina can feel the weight of the darkness pressing down upon her shoulders even harder.

As they continue down the hallway, they come across a massive wooden door, adorned with the symbol of the Oni Devil. Arina takes a deep breath and slowly reaches out to turn the handle. The door creaks open, revealing a dimly lit chamber. In the center of the room sits a massive throne, carved from black stone and inlaid with gold and precious gems. The throne is empty, but the air crackles with energy and malice, making Arina's skin crawl.

She steps forward cautiously, her heart pounding in her chest. "Oni Devil?" she whispers, not sure if he's even here. "We have come to ask for your help." Her voice echoes through the chamber, bouncing off the walls and ceiling. There is no response.

Meanwhile, Ray and Drakey are walking in the hallway. They reach a dead end and see a secret door. Ray opens it, revealing a hidden room with a control panel. "This must be the room where they control the demons!" Ray exclaims. In the center of the room is a large control panel, with buttons and levers labeled in demonic script.

"I can't read this." Ray says, pointing to the demonic script on the control panel. "But I'm sure it controls something important. We need to find the right combination to activate it."

With unaware, there something behind Drakey, as Drakey looked something behind, very scared. It revealed was Oni Devil. Oni Devil was scary, tall, strong and big man with red skin. His body was covered with tattoos of snakes and other terrifying creatures. His long black hair was tied back into a severe topknot, and his face was contorted into a permanent snarl. He was wearing a massive set of armor, each piece carved in the shape of a demon or monster. His enormous hands were gripping a massive sword that could easily cleave a man in two.

Ray looked to Oni Devil, he was scared. As Drakey said cowardly. "RUH OH, RAY! DEVIL!" Drakey said. Oni Devil roars, as Ray and Drakey are screaming and they runs away from the devil. They runs back to Arina. "We must escape, he is coming!" Ray screamed. They runs to the hallway, as they see Oni Devil running fastly after them. They reaches the corner and hides, as Oni Devil stops for a moment, looks around.

"We must find a way to defeat him!" Arina whispers, her voice trembling with fear. "Ray, can you try anything on that control panel?"

Ray nods, his heart pounding in his chest. He approaches the control panel, carefully studying the demonic script. After several tense moments, he finds what he thinks is the right combination of buttons and levers. "I think I've got it!" he says, his voice barely audible over his racing heart. "On my mark, everyone run for it!"

Arina nods, taking a deep breath to steady her nerves. She looks back down the hallway, waiting for the right moment. "Three...," she counts, her voice shaking. "Two..."

Before she can finish, they hear Oni Devil roar again, his voice echoing through the hallway. They all flinch, ducking back further into their hiding spot. "One..." Arina whispers. "Now!"

As they sprint out of their hiding spot, Arina glances over her shoulder and sees Oni Devil barreling around the corner, his massive sword raised high. She and Ray dash toward the control panel, while Drakey tries to distract the Oni Devil. As they reach the control panel, Ray slams his hand against the button he's been aiming for.

There is a flash of light, and a deafening explosion rocks the chamber. Arina and Ray stumble backward, momentarily blinded by the light. When their vision returns, they see Oni Devil lying motionless on the ground, a smoldering sword in his hand.

"We did it," Arina whispers, her voice barely above a whisper. "We defeated him." As she says this, she looks at Oni Devil's lifeless body with a mixture of relief and horror. Ray nods, wiping sweat from his brow. "Yeah, but I'm not sure what that thing was or why it was after us. Let's just get out of here."

Together, they carefully approach the control panel, examining it for any clues as to its purpose. The demonic script is still glowing, but now it's a softer, less ominous hue. After a few more moments, the panel clicks and slides open, revealing a hidden compartment filled with ancient scrolls and artifacts.

"This must be what we were supposed to find," Arina says, carefully removing a scroll from the compartment. "I wonder what it says." She unfurls the scroll, revealing the same demonic script they've seen throughout the temple.

As they continue to explore the hidden chamber, they find more clues about the Oni Devil and its purpose. It seems that this creature was once a powerful guardian spirit, tasked with protecting an ancient artifact hidden within the temple. Over time, however, it became corrupted and twisted, using its powers for evil instead of good.

Ray looks at Oni Devil's massive sword, now lying on the ground beside its former owner. "Maybe if we destroyed that sword, we can free its spirit and set things right," he suggests. "But we should probably find someplace safe to do that first."

With Drakey leading the way, they make their way deeper into the temple, searching for a safe place to destroy the sword. As they wander through the twisting corridors and abandoned chambers, they come across a secluded courtyard with a small, crystal-clear pond at its center. The pond is surrounded by lush vegetation, and a gentle waterfall cascades down the side of a nearby cliff, forming a natural pool at its base.

"This looks like as good a place as any," Arina says, kneeling beside the pond. Carefully, she lifts the massive sword and holds it above the water. "Ray, you ready to help?"

Ray nods, taking a deep breath. Together, they lower the sword, letting it plunge into the water with a powerful splash. The pond's surface ripples and churns in the aftermath of the impact, but eventually calms down. After a few moments, they see nothing but the glint of sunlight on the water.

"I think it's done," Arina says softly, wiping her brow. "I think we've freed the spirit of the Oni Devil."

They all look at each other, realizing for the first time that the once ominous presence they had felt in the temple has now dissipated. The air feels lighter, cleaner.

"So, what now?" Drakey asks. "We can't just leave everything like this, can we?" Arina says, looking around at the now-desolate temple.

"I think we should tell the village what happened," Ray suggests. "They might want to come here and make sure the place is safe." The three of them nod in agreement, realizing that their journey has only just begun. As they make their way back through the temple, they take one last look at the pond where they destroyed the Oni Devil's sword.

"Do you think the spirit of the Oni Devil is truly at peace now?" Arina wonders aloud. "I hope so," Ray says, offering her a reassuring smile. "We did what we could."

Days pass as they make their way back to the village, retelling their harrowing tale of triumph over evil. The villagers are amazed and grateful, and vow to help them restore the temple and ensure that such darkness never returns.

As they work side by side, clearing rubble and repairing damage, Arina can't help but feel a sense of purpose and belonging. She looks over at Drakey and Ray, their faces etched with determination and hope, and knows that together, they can make the world a better place.

Meanwhile, there was another cliffhanger.....the thunder rumbling, a dark castle fortress place, with fire and dark. Inside, a short and stout dark green creature with a striped furry tail and mean eyes. He wears his armor, named Blust Beast talks to the prisoner.

"Ah, little one. You've been a thorn in my side for far too long. But now, your time has come. You've meddled in matters that don't concern you, and now you must pay the price." The Blust Beast chuckles ominously.

Inside the prison cage, there was a 17-year old boy with dark grey hair and red eyes, he wears his japanese male school uniform named Jason Matsu, with his school bag beside him. The boy's face was pale and his expression was angry.