Scenario:Halloween Party: Lost Jack and the Mystic Pyre - Where Jack Belongs

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Halloween Party: Lost Jack and the Mystic Pyre - Where Jack Belongs





Danua: See...
Hansel: Uh-huh.... Mmm-hmm...
Danua says she wants to see Beatrix again.
Gretel: Hahaha! Danua must really be into this outfit she picked out for her.
As Danua prances about playfully, she spots Ferry near the bonfire. The silver-haired girl seems to be surrounded by pumpkinheads.
Pumpkinheads: Coo! Coo!
Ferry: H-hey! One at a time, one at a time!
Ferry: Hehehe! Stop it! That tickles!
Danua: Okay?
Ferry: Oh, Danua.
Hansel: Danua asks if you're okay. Being surrounded by pumpkins and all.
Ferry: No, no, I'm fine. This might not be what Halloween's all about, but...
Ferry: They all want to play with me, so I can't just ignore them, can I?
Danua: Pum... kin...
Hansel: Danua says the pumpkins look like they're having fun.
Gretel: Say! How about you play with Danua too? Enjoy the festival with her and whatnot!
Ferry: Of course. What shall we do first, Danua? If you like to play with dolls—
Ferry is interrupted by a sudden roar of the bonfire. The red of the flames seems to seep into the night.
The once docile pumpkinheads start to take on a strange glow and begin to jump and somersault in the air.
Danua: Weird...
Hansel: Danua says it's strange how they suddenly seem agitated.
Gretel: What in the... Is this 'cause the bonfire's burning all strong-like?
Ferry: The fire does seem... strange... Strangely hard to look away...
???: Interesting. The fire seems to have an effect on you as well.
Ferry and Danua are surprised to find Cagliostro standing right behind them.
Danua: Startle...
Hansel: Danua says you startled her coming out from nowhere like that.
Gretel: Hahaha! Nice job breaking the tension!
Cagliostro: Looks like everyone's enjoying the festival, eh?
Cagliostro: Which leads me to my question... Have any of you seen Lost Jack tonight?
Ferry: Hm? No, now that you mention it.
Danua: Where...
Hansel: Danua wonders where he is. He's the reason we're holding this festival, after all.
Cagliostro: I knew it. This can mean only one thing.
Ferry: Huh?
Danua: What...
Hansel: Danua asks what you mean.
Gretel: Hey, if you know something, then spit it out already!
Cagliostro: Now, now, no need to get ahead of ourselves. I understand the cause, but I've yet to deduce the reason...
???: Stop! Stop, I say!
An elderly man jumps between Cagliostro and the fire.
Cagliostro: ...
???: Hohoho. Careful now, young ones. This fire is not to be trifled with.
???: Here. Have some candy and be on your merry way.
???: ...
Go on! What're you waiting for!
Ferry: Um... No, sir, we're not here for candy; we're—
???: What? Who doesn't like candy? Ahh, you want more, do you? Here you are.
Danua: Scary...
Hansel: Danua says your forcing of candy on us is making her uneasy.
Gretel: Hey, gramps... You hidin' something? I don't trust people with shifty, bloodshot eyes.
Elder: Hohoho. Have no fear. How could a village elder like me mean you harm?
Elder: I simply wish to protect this fire from any mischief is all.
Elder: Look! Here's even more candy! Now go play someplace else.
Cagliostro squints a suspicious eye at the elderly man.
Cagliostro: That's not going to work on me! My mommy told me never to take candy from strangers! Teehee!
Cagliostro: Not to mention you're doin' an awful job at playing dumb. Now tell me...
Cagliostro: Why are you trying to keep us away from that bonfire?
Elder: ...
The old man, an affected smile plastered on his face, stares at Cagliostro. Several moments pass until he finally answers in a hushed voice.
Elder: Do as I've told. Or else...
Elder: I'll have to give you girls a scare with my costume. Hohoho...
Cagliostro: Hah! Go right ahead. I could do with a laugh.
Elder: Ohh... You'll regret that.
Elder: Grrrooar!
The man retrieves a crystal of dark essence from his pocket and uses it to transform himself.
Elder: Wahahaha! Tremble in fear of my costume!
Cagliostro: Humph. I could laugh, but I don't think it's even worth it. Ever heard the phrase the bigger they are, the harder they fall?
Elder: Gaah!
Having taken the form of a giant beast, the old man gives a booming roar.
Elder: Come to me... Come to me...
He repeats the phrase as if reciting a mantra.
Ferry: ...!
Is... Is he calling the spirits to him?
Danua: Summon...
Hansel: Danua says she's heard of children telling each other stories of this.
Hansel: That one can summon spirits by lighting a candle and repeating the phrase "come to me."
Gretel: I bet that big, fat bonfire packs a heck of a lot more power than a tiny candle.
Cagliostro: Whatever the reason, it looks like we found our culprit.
Cagliostro: This man's the meanie who's been trying to ruin Halloween!

Halloween Party: Lost Jack and the Mystic Pyre - Where Jack Belongs: Scene 2





Elder: Graaah...
Elder: Pant... Pant...
Now in his original form, the old man runs away and escapes.
Ferry: Ah! The old man's gone...
Cagliostro: We won't let him get away. He's got a whole lot of explaining to do.
Cagliostro: But before that...
Cagliostro: Ouroboros!
With a thunderous blast, Cagliostro uses her alchemy to extinguish the bonfire.
Just as soon as the flames fade, the sky clears and the moon once again lights the night.
Danua: Pretty...
Hansel: Danua says the moonlight is pretty.
Gretel: All right! Now let's get back to enjoying Halloween!
Elder: Pant... Pant... If only it weren't for those meddling kids...
???: Heh heh! Thought you could get away, did you?
Elder: Eep!
Eustace: Why did you do it? Talk.
Elder: ...
Eustace: Or would you prefer if my gun did the questioning?
Eustace points Falling Thunder right in the man's face.
Elder: I-I get it! I'll talk!
The elderly man explains how he did it all to summon the spirit of the beloved wife he lost just a year ago.
Beatrix: I understand how you feel, but making a huge bonfire like that...
Beatrix: And does saying a simple phrase like that even work? I'd be surprised if I could summon spirits that way.
Eustace: It probably doesn't. Not by itself.
Eustace: You need to open the doors to the other side. Without the power to do that, it's impossible.
Beatrix: So that's why he needed the dark essence.
Eustace: I'm assuming attracting all those monsters wasn't in the plan though.
Elder: Forgive me... Truly I am sorry... Truly...
When the man bows in apology, the cracked dark essence crystal drops from his pocket to the ground.
Eustace: ...
Eustace picks it up and stares at it, feeling an odd knot forming in his chest as he does.
Mimlemel: Toota-too!
Mimlemel appears before Cagliostro and the others as they look for the elderly man.
Cagliostro looks around and coyly cocks her head to the side.
Cagliostro: You. Have you seen an old man hobbling around here?
Mimlemel: Beatrix and her friend took him.
Danua: Bea...
Hansel: Danua says she wishes she was around to catch Beatrix.
Ferry: Anyhow, it looks like there aren't as many pumpkinheads around anymore, and we didn't run into any monsters on the way either.
Ferry: I guess that's good enough, right? What do you say we call this case closed?
Mimlemel: Tootle-too!
Ferry: Hehe. Right you are.
???: Everyone!
???: Have you managed to solve the monster problem?
Ange and Charlotta come running in from the distance.
Charlotta: Apologies for not being able to join you earlier! The other monsters really kept us busy!
Cagliostro: Pay it no mind. We didn't need help anyway.
Cagliostro: But now we can finally play with Lost Jack. Let's get to it!
The gang waits patiently for Lost Jack to appear.
Before long, a form coalesces in the darkness.
Lost Jack: ...
Mimlemel: Thumbs up.
Cagliostro: Sigh. You know today's your big day, don't you? What were you waiting for?
Cagliostro: Can't start without you, after all!
Ange: That's right! You're the king of Halloween! The king! A prince like me has to challenge you!
Lost Jack: ...
Ferry: No need to worry anymore. What was calling all the monsters here is gone now.
Ferry: You're not lost anymore. You're the one everyone's been waiting for.
Cagliostro: Hear that? Your place is here. And don't let anyone tell you different.
Charlotta: It's not Halloween if all we do is fight monsters! Not without you!
Danua: Play...
Hansel: Danua says let's play till the festival's over.
Gretel: And I even got some candy if you want!
Cagliostro: Heh heh. Quite the welcoming party, don't you think?
Lost Jack: ...
Lost Jack twirls in the air, seemingly overjoyed by the crew's words.
Ange: Hehe. Looks like he's back to his old cheerful self!
Charlotta: The real Halloween starts now!
Cagliostro: Are you ready, Jack? 'Cause here we come!
Mimlemel: Toota-tootaloo! Too-too!
With the return of Halloween's king, fun fills the festival air.
Voices of trick-or-treaters echo all around as the crew frolics about with Lost Jack.
And even before the night concludes, they all begin looking forward to next year's Halloween.