"What... What happened?" groaned the original version of Angel "My head went all groggy and-"

She was rudely interrupted by a scream of frustration.

"ANGEL! I HAVE BEEN PUSHED AND I HAVE HURT MY POOR HEAD TWICE TODAY AND YET YOU STILL HAVE THE NERVE TO COMPLAIN!" Jessica yelled at the poor dragon half scaring her to death.

"Wow, I knew she could get mad, but not this mad." Twinkle said to Stephanie.

"I'm just glad I'm not the subject of her wrath!" Stephanie cried "Poor Angel!"

While Jessica was continuing her screaming fit (or temper tantrum) the deer from the forest came in. Unfortunately for the four, she was the parallel version. She had expected Stephanie to lash out at her, but unfortunately, she was wrong. 

"Hello you silly animals! I demand you tell me where my daughter is!" the deer said in a fake sweet voice.

"Um, her tracks go that way."

"Thank you Miss Smarty-Pants! Goodbye!" the deer said sarcastically.

"What's wrong with her? That deer's normally so nice!" Stephanie asked.

"Well she isn't the only thing that's changed. Look!" Twinkle yelled.

The others looked around and gasped. The forest nearby was dead along with the dried up pond. Their lavender hills and meadow looked yellow and shriveled up. The cliff was crumbled.

"What happened?" Jessica asked sorrowfully.

"I think we might be in a parallel universe! How could everything have been destroyed so easily?" Twinkle said.

"Woah, woah, woah. Hold up, parallel universe?" Angel asked, skeptical.

"Yes, everything is different here except us. Remember the other versions of us we saw in the hole?"Everyone nodded."We must have swapped places with them by accident!"

"Wait, so you mean they will have to continue their lives there while we try to continue ours here?" Jessica asked.

"No, not exactly, we need to find a wizard or a fairy or something to get us back there or we are stuck here!" Twinkle said.

"Who can we ask though?" Angel asked.

"Easy. Who knows the forest better than we do?" Jessica said while smirking.

They all looked at the departing figure of the deer.