Adventure Time Dad's Dungeon Novels & Stories

“It's okay; just get here when you can.” “I'm bringing Renne. She's a wolf like us. I didn't want her staying in a human school on her own.” “That's fine. Just be safe. Carry your guns just in case. You know how to shoot.” “Yes, Dad, I remember.” We got off the phone because Dad said they were going inside a dungeon. Before I could ask him what he meant by that, he hung up the phone. I did not like this at all. We got into the car, set the GPS, and then sped off.

I’m nearly speechless. “What are you guys doing here?” I ask the instant they reach where I am. “I followed you when I saw you and Liam leaving campus in a hurry,” Dylan responds hurriedly. “I figured something was wrong and that you might need backup.” “You shouldn’t be here—” “It’s already too late for that discussion.” Adam cuts me off, looking over my shoulder. “Where’s your dad?” “He’s underground inside the cellar at the eastern wing of the house. Guys this is dangerous—”

"I want to see my dad before we go home." "Are you sure that is what you want to do right now?" "Yes, I have put this longer than I should have." When we walked into the dungeon with Adrian still holding my hand I started to feel the anxiety billed in my body. Just the thought of seeing my dad just brings an image of a monster. I don't know what to expect from seeing him, I guess we will find out. Adrian lead us to the last cell on the left that healed my father in. My dad looked right at my belly before he looked at my eyes.

I could see that dad was mind linking someone and then he growled when he turned back to us, “Look out the window.” We all looked out the window and found four warriors pounce on a dark warrior. They got him down on the ground and restrained him while my dad cast a spell to keep him from being able to perform any kind of magic. They took him to the castle to be transferred to the dungeons. I asked, “So who is going to go to the dungeons to question him?” Dad replied, “I’m going to ask Billy to do it. I think he’s the best person for the job.”

“What? No, you are not going out with Grandpa.” The front door opened and Dad walked in carrying a backpack and bag of groceries. Was it a bad idea to let my Dad hang out with my kids? “Where are my boys?!” he called. Archer and Dane bolted towards him. “Grandpa.” “Sup, old man?” Kade shook hands with my Dad. “I can still take you,” Dad cackled. “Dad, wrestling a bear?” I planted my hands on my hips. “Dane, told didn’t he?” Dad stared at my two-year-old.

ELIAS’S POV The air inside the pack dungeon was colder than the rest of Silverhaven, thick with damp stone and old iron. The light flickered for a while before it became stable again as I followed my father down the narrow steps without speaking. He had summoned me, saying he had a surprise for me, and I wondered what kind of surprises would be in the dungeon. When we reached the final corridor, he stopped in front of a cell with a smile on his face. “Look,” he said.

Joshua takes his gun and throws it against the wall, “fuck this. Tiffany, let’s follow them.” They then take her car and follow them to the dungeon. This is the first time Tiffany has been to the dungeon. The stench is terrible here. She covers her nose, following their dad as he climbs up the ladder, and Lucifer puts on his gloves and tightens his fist. Peaking over, she sees the cells. It's all bloody, and people are lying there in starvation. “Is this what dad does to people who double-cross him?” she says. “Yes,” Joshua shakes his head.

"It's a pitch black, completely unmapped by the modern city, and bypassed by the Council's tracking grid. But the lower drainage tunnels open up directly beneath the foundations of the subway depot where Morgath is holding your father." "Then stop talking," I said, stepping past his shoulder and plunging into the dark of the archway. "Let's go get my dad."

No doubt he would remind me later. He opens the dungeon doors and we make our way down the steep steps. Torches already lined the walls and Aiden sat in the middle of his cell. A smile appears on his face as we come into view. “Auntie Daphne, Uncle Linc!” He sounded happy to see us. “Where is Dad, he said he was coming back?” “He will be in shortly,” Linc tells him “He is getting you a few bits.” Aiden’s grey eyes flicker to mine “Is mum okay?”

They nodded and left the dungeon. Dad turned to me and said, "I am so proud of you. You were ready to forgive her, even when she was still insisting that you needed to die." I said, "Dad, have you even heard of Cold Moon Pack?" Dad said, "It's a cool name, but I don't believe there is a pack with that name in existence." I said, "I can't help but wonder if there is a group of rogues trying to form a pack." Dad said, "You may be right. We should look into that."