Zootopia, Teotle's Interdimentional Vacation!

"What haven't you been telling us?" Judy asked, looking at Teotle and Discord, be-shuffled. "I read the part in the file about your recovery, but I haven't seen this before.

Teotle sighed and said, "It's a long story. Maybe I should start from a few years before the day I was born."

"Is that necessary?" Chief Bogo asked.

"Yes." Discord replied. His story so long and complicated, that you would, most likely, need to divide it into at least three books, and then have another book with an abbreviated recap on the main plot."

"Thank you, Discord", Teotle said before continuing. "Back at our homeland, my father ruled with an iron fisted dictatorship. He lived a long rule, where everyone served him without question. Eventually, he realized that he would eventually die, either by the flames of war, or the sands of time. So, in order to preserve his rein, he took six wives, who of which carried at least one child each. me and my siblings were born from fragments of his very soul, that he split into seven pieces."

"Wait." Nick asked. "How are there six wives and seven children?"

"One of the wives had twins." Teotle explained. "Each of us represent the seven deadly elements, and we each carry a part of our father's powers."

"Power?" Bogo asked. "This all sounds like a fantasy. What power could a child, like you, possible have?"

Teotle frowned, raised his paw, and began to use his magic to control the chief's body against his will. Bogo ended putting his coffee on top of his head and dancing ballet around the office.

Unable to stop himself, the chief went into a rage of hysteria. "ENOUGH!", he demanded. "MAKE IT STOP!" Teotle then loosened his grip on his magic and released Bog from his spell. He took a deep breath, looked at the cub, and asked, "What was that?"

"That was my Mind control spell", Teotle replied. "I was able to manipulate your body's movement while leaving your mind unaffected. Shall i go on with my story?"

The Chief huffed and said, "Yes, go on."

"Thanks.", Teotle replied. "before my father divided his soul among me and my siblings, he ensured that his wives, The Sister's Of The Shadow, would prepare us for the ritual."

"What ritual?" Judy asked.

"The ritual of making us kill each other in gladiatorial combat, thus allowing us to gain the powers of one another after one of us is defeated. Once the last of us was left to have all the power, their own soul would be engulfed by it, allowing our father to claim the victor's body as his own."

"What about the inscriptions on your bones?" Nick asked.

"The symbols help create a protective barrier over my skeleton, allowing my bones to be nearly indestructible. In addition to that, my father's power helps me regenerate almost immediately after being injured. That's how I was able to survive being his my the truck last night."

"Let me guess.", said Bogo. "These things help make you a more efficient killer? Making you harder to kill helps eliminate your sense of fear, right?"

"That was the original plan, however, my mother wanted more for me than a singular purpose. She was the only on of the six wives who didn't want to go forward with the ritual. Instead of teaching me to embrace being killed in the ritual, she wanted to raise me like a real mother would. Eventually she sent me away to another country to ensure my survival, but my brother, Brimstone, found me. When I went back, i had already made a plan to stop the ritual from being completed."

"How?" Nick asked.

"I gave my own power to a friend I met. When I was taken back, there was me, Brimstone left. I managed to have my sister, Fracture, give me her power, allowing me to be able to defeat Brimstone. Since I didn't have all the pieces of my father's soul, the ritual was still incomplete."

"Not bad thinking." Judy added.

"Where is this country of yours?" Asked the Chief

Teotle looked at Discord, who gave no support over the question. Teotle had told the almost his whole story already. He eventually told himself to tell him all of it.

"My country is in another dimension, far away from yours." Teotle replied.

The Chief looked at him blankly for a long while. "In this dimension of yours, does everyone have magical powers?"

"No." Discord answered. But many of them are our friends, and we'd like to get back to them now. The only problem is that we have to be at a certain place and time in order to get back."

"Where is this place? When do you need to be there?", Bogo asked.

"Hold on, chief." Nick demanded. "You're not going to say they're crazy and take our badges?"

"No, Nick.", said the Chief. "I know enough about you and Judy to know you're not playing games. Besides, I've never danced like I just did in all my life."

"To answer your question...", Discord interrupted, "I brought Teotle here t teach him something important."

"What?" Teotle wondered.

Discord smiled and said, "Something you don't know about yourself. If I'm right, you forgot to give your brothers and sisters their powers back."

Teotle's cheeks turned red as he realized that Discord was right. He did forget to give the powers back. "What's your point?"

"My point is that you need to learn how to use your fathers power to it's full potential, before we have a major attack like we had at the science fair.", Discord replied. Are you even aware of what abilities you hold?"

"I know enough.", said Teotle.

"I don't think you do." Discord huffed. "Over the years, in my stone prison, I was able to watch and listen to all that your father had done in the past. Not only was he able to take magic from his surroundings, he was also able to take it from various places within other universes. He could open dimensional portals at will. You could do it too, if you knew how."

Just then, a call came in from the phone on the Chief's desk. When he answered, it was Benjamin, from the front desk. "Sir, you better get down here."