The purple world

Days passed and Olli still couldn't bare the grief. Lee and the others were sad but Oliver's was much higher he could no longer use his powers properly and his Plazmoid form was inaccessible.

"He's not gone. He's not gone. He's not gone!" Cried Oliver as tears permanently fell from his face, "He will return. He will. He has to. I need him to."

"Oliver, he's gone." Said Joe.

"No. No he's not. Don't say that! Please just leave me in peace for the time being." Cried Oliver. Joe then walked out of the room in order to leave Oliver alone. Oliver remained sat down for hours on end, he was unable to believe that he saw his friend die, "it's impossible" He thought, "We are meant to be unstoppable gods, and yet one of us were killed. Either The Jumper or Damien has to be a god of sorts, maybe even both. How though? Who would give them powers, not just powers but godlike powers."

Joe sat alone in the main room, looking at the portal that was still rested on the wall. He rose from his seat and looked down at the universe selection. The list was endless. Joe wanted to find the purple realm that The Jumper had took him to but it would take forever to work out which one, he then remembered that the Imparables had time watches so he headed to the weapons bay and picked up one of them. He would go and meet The Jumper and ask to go there.

"Guys! I'm going to the past to find The Jumper and explore that purple world! Bye!" He yelled as grabbed a container for the purple clouds he also ran into his universe then he turned on the watch. But he didn't go back in time, the watch began sparking and he became encased in purple. Joe was shocked but he might have a direct entrance to the purple realm. The purple collapsed in on him and then out again. It worked. He was in the purple world. He started to look around the odd world he had dumped himself in. It looked like earth just purple and slightly ruined and there was no life anywhere. What had happened to this place that caused it to look like this? Joe then opened the container, brushed it passed some of the purple clouds and closed it back up again. He looked down at the time and tried to turn it on. It didn't turn on. He kept trying to leave but it didn't work. He was stranded, alone in a place where no one could get to except by using the time watch and getting themselves stuck as well.