The Begginning

Our story starts with two individuals, or rather two young men. One young man belongs to the name PaperBoy. He is a small chubby boy at the age of twelve, with a little paper hat and a bag full of paper hanging to his side. And the other gentlemen is named PencilMan. He is a tall slim, and very built young man at the age of fifteen. He wears a big red scarf, with his big pencil looking sword. The two lived together in a cabin with their caretaker, Mr. Origami. Mr. Origami is a kind old man, who cares more for his children then any other need.

One beautiful morning the two boys were running and playing, as they usually do, but they were approached by a mailman that they've never seen before.

"Here ya boys go, give dis to ya pops,"

"What is it mister?" Asked little PaperBoy

"You'll have t' see for ya selves," The mailman said. He winked and left disappearing through the woods. PencilMan and PaperBoy looked at each other, then looked back at the letter. PaperBoy Read the Letter,

"To the residence of Mr. Origami."

"Open the letter," whispered PencilMan

"O-Okay," said PaperBoy

PaperBoy tore open the letter and saw what it had said.

*THIS IS AND INVITE TO INK PARK, AND ITS GREAT RIDES AND FOOD!*

They looked at each other with excitement.

"Sounds fun right PencilMan,"

"Sounds super fun PaperBoy,"

They ran into the cabin yelling and crying with excitement.

"Hush you two... will one of you explain what's going on here." commanded the old man

The two stopped with red faces. PencilMan explained to Mr. Origami that they had just got a message from the mailman, saying that they were invited to Ink Park. Mr. Origami was skeptical of the letter. The two finally asked Mr. Origami if they could go. Mr. Origami had no intentions on going to the amusement park, for he thought it was dangerous, and suspicious.

"Now listen boys I know you want to really go, but we have don't have enough time or money to go to Ink Park."

"But.." said the two boys

"No buts, no means no, we're not going to Ink Park." Said Mr. Origami.

The boys were disappointed, but that didn't stop them from going. They planned to go at night, they stayed all day in their rooms packing and planning. They packed all of their things, clothes, food, etc. And in case of danger, PaperBoy took his bag of paper, and PencilMan his pencil sword for any intruders or foes. The two had acquired many skills of magic, defense, and combat, for they were taught by Mr. Origami himself. They grabbed a map, and saw Ink Park on the map and circled it. They planned to stay in Inkwell for three days and comeback. They took some of Mr. Origami's money, 200 dollars to be exact, before they left. They headed off without saying goodbye, and headed on their journey to Ink Park, with very little knowledge of what sorts of danger lying up ahead.