Hayden and Gwen Grant, after moving into their new house, are sent by their less-than-motherly step mother (newly-made wife of their dad-Christopher Grant) to fetch some treats from the newly-opened bakery shop, called "The Gingerbread House". When they arrive there, they happen to find a special one-of-a-kind cookie that looks like a gingerbread man, only made of all sorts of sweets like gumdrops, a lollipop head, chocolate buttons, and etc. When the old woman who runs the shop, Ani Fares, tells them it's not for sale, Hayden protests and grabs it. However, Gwen, tries to wrestle it from him and they end up destroying it. When the cookie breaks, it sucks them into a different dimension! This is where our story takes place, in Marzipa, the land of sugar and sweets.
In order to return home, our hero and heroine, Hayden and Gwen, have to find the scattered pieces of the Marzipa-enchanted cookie and put them back together. To assist them, Fares gives them her special bird (slave) Kolm, her magical rolling pin Kamau, and her enchanted pastry bag Maacha. Together, they travel around Marzipa, searching for the cookie pieces.
However, they have to gather the pieces quickly, or the magic from Marzipa will seep from the rift between the dimensions and change the humans of Earth into candied creations! To make matters worse, this only effects humans, which means that humans would soon be put to the bottom of the food chain!
...So, yeah that's the main jist of it...obviously I had too much sugar, or else I wouldn't have thought of this in the last 5 minutes.
Devious Comments
<--- Can't wait for it to come out!
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When does one cross the fine line between desperation and insanity?
Who knows...
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It's not that I don't like chivalry...I just don't think it comes around often enough.
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When does one cross the fine line between desperation and insanity?
Who knows...
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It's not that I don't like chivalry...I just don't think it comes around often enough.
guess you have to be careful how you use it *laughing*
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When does one cross the fine line between desperation and insanity?
Who knows...
I've been looking forward to seeing your work.
Things have been pretty busy here in college and I've got a ridiculous artist's block D:
Well, just checking in... b/c no one emails me anymore D:
Hope you're doing well!
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