a Tiny Toon Adventures Fan Fiction Original A Tradition Broken The Time of Wonders, Part 2 written by Daniel Short (MWCW35D@Prodigy) Note: I believe this will be a mini-series story so look out for a very long story ahead of you all. Many people are wondering whether or not "A Looney Beginning" was the actual beginning of Tiny Toon Adventures. Well for one thing, if it was meant to be the beginning, introduce the entire cast. Well, I hope you understand what I'm doing. This story introduces the new class of Acme Looniversity. Enter the world of our next new student, Bill Bunny. Sometimes I imagine whether or not there were original characters of Warner Brothers that were thrown out. Well, I think there was one. The only problem was, when Warner Bros. rejected the character, he belonged to nobody. He was a friend of Bugs Bunny. His name Bob Bunny. With a western accent and style of his own, he finally returns to an area where he belongs. Secretly, he and Bugs always had chats when the time was right. He even was the best man during Bugs and Lola's wedding. He was invited to meet Jessica the night she was born. Thing that it special for him and his friend was he brought his one year old son, Bill. Bill had been friends with Jessica before she went to Japan. Since then, the only way they were able to meet each other was when Bill had a vacation over there. Bob and Bill lived with Bill's mom, Beth, and his two younger sisters, Blade and Bell. They lived in the Texas area of tune/toon world. Soon, Bob told the kids they were going to Acme Acres so Bill would attend Acme Looniversity. For a reason Bob only knows, Beth didn't go. Another thing about Bill was, he is Buster Bunny's cousin. Buster and Babs were walking home from school one afternoon. "Maybe we should go talk to Jessica about our math." said Buster. "I don't know about that, Buster." said Babs. "Remember the last time Plucky asked her for the answers?" "I know, I know." said Buster. "What I really meant was ask her for help." Suddenly, the two heard honking noises. "That better not be Plucky trying to go to that clown class again for the four hundredth time." said Babs. Then with a smoke of dust heading towards Buster's place, it stopped and showed the moving object. A blue van with an orange strip and a small bull's head on the front of the van. "Nephew Buster, how are ya doing, ya old cattle!" It was his uncle, Bob Bunny and family. "Uncle Bob, how are you doing?" said Buster. He gave his uncle a high five as Bill stepped out the van. "Ya'll just gonna stand there and clap hands or are we gonna start movin' in, pops?" he said. "Move in?" said Buster. "What a minute, you're saying your moving in to my place? For how long?" "Possibly forever, cousin." said Bill. "It depends whether or not my sisters are gonna go to the Loo." "Hey wait a minute." said Buster. "First of all, I didn't know you guys were going to visit. Second of all, you can't just live here." "We're family Buster." said Uncle Bob. "Besides, how are ya gonna pay the taxes and stuff." "Well," said Buster thinking real, real, real hard. He looked at his two relatives. "Good point." "Well, here's your locker." Buster and Babs showed Bill his locker at the Looniversity. "Looks like nothin' without the real stuff." said Bill. "Hold on a second ya'll." He jumped in his locker and closed the door. then, sounds of sawing was heard. "Buster. Babs. How's it going?" Jessica arrived to see Buster and Babs about to leave. "We're doing fine." said Babs. "How about you, Jessica?" Jessica opened her locker which was right next to Bill's. "The usual." she said. "Get great grades, having plenty of talks with my parents. My normal stuff." Then she heard a buzzing sound in Bill's locker. "Jessica," said Buster. "I think we should talk about thing some other time." Then Bill jumped right out of his locker. "Yee-hah!" he yelled. "My book taker dash giver machine has been completed." Then he heard a giggle he reconized. "Well Bill," said Buster. "I want you to meet some of our friends at the school. First this is..." "The person with that giggle has very pretty yellow fur," said Bill, stopping Buster. "lovely blue eyes, and a school dress straight from Japan. Jessica!" Jessica jumped right to Bill as they hugged each other. "Billy my boy, it's great to you." she said. "So you're attending Acme Looniversity?" "Ya dang right, Jessie." said Bill. "And I'll bet a fine lady like you attends this school as well." "Hey what a minute now. Time out." said Babs. "You two know each other?" Jessica and Bill nod. "I've known her ever since she was born." said Bill. "She and I have been friends for that long. If it wasn't for my pop, I'd be drooling my face off." Ring! The bell rings. Bill and Jessica were sitting under a tree near the school after it ended. Bill and Jessica worked on a assignment Jessica had a problem with. "How do you know so much about all the class work around here?" asked Jessica, Bill laughed. "The schools down in Texas give us them assignments even when we start school." said Bill. "Also, how not to speak with a southern accent." Jessica giggled. "Some times you are just a little bit over your head when you talk to me." said Jessica. "I'm over half of my head." said Bill. "I'm on the other half. Since you were born, I never thought girls were so pretty." "Don't tell me you're on to me." said Jessica. "I know that look for four in Japan." Bill laughed. "I'll say it any way." said Bill. "You look very lovely today, Jessie." Jessica looked surprised, yet she seem to enjoy what Bill was saying. For week, Jessica and Bill have been going to movies all most every night. Bill father knows what Bill was trying to do and he never got in between it. Bob went over to see Bugs and Lola. The two surprised that he moved to Acme Acres from Texas. "It's great to see, Bob." said Lola. "How have you and the kids been doing?" Bob had a cup of their water. "We're doing fine." he said. "Beth is still in Texas. It's amazing she wants to keep her job as a contruction worker." "Bob, are you saying Beth didn't come with you?" said Bugs. "What's going on with you two?" "Well," said Bob. "about a year after Bell was born, Beth and I were fighting over whether or not Bill was going to Acme Looniversity when he got older. " "Bob, please tell us that what happend wasn't true." said Lola. "Don't tell me a great tradition was broken." "Yes Lola, my firend." said Bob, sinking his head low. "A great tradition of tunes/toons has been broken." The next afternoon, Jessica visited Bill to study for a while. While that was going on, Buster was helping his Uncle Bob take care of the girls. "Why should I take care of Blade?" asked Buster. "Why can't I try to quiet Bell?" He tried getting some tussues. "The only problem is, Bell cries so much the only person to quiet her is me." said Bob. "Blade doesn't like parents if she's reading books, magazines, comics, or the newspaper. You're not an adult so I think it would be good if you tried to get her attention and ask her if she wants anything to eat or drink." Then, there was knocking. "Bob! I hear my little girl crying! If she's hurt she's going straight to me, remember!" "Hey, it's Auntie Beth." said Buster. Bill and Buster ran towards the door (that means to the upper level of Buster's home) to get Bill's mom. "Bill, what's your father doing." she said. She sounded very angry when she heard Bell crying. "Bell woke with a bad dream." said Bill. "I was watching, then she started crying. As usual, pop is by far the only one to quiet her." "Bob, what are you doing to her?" said Beth. She marched right towards Bob who was covered in baby spit. "Making her laugh." said Bob. "Don't you remember? To make her stop crying, I have to entertain her. I thought you weren't coming." "I came to get my son." Beth screamed. That surprised Bill, Buster, and Jessica. What did she mean by that. "Beth," said Bob. "I said only if he wanted to go to Bugs' school. He wanted to go and that's his choice. Not mine." "Mama, what's going on here?" said Bill. "What are ya two talking about me for?" "Bill we're going home." said Beth. "Your father and I had kept one thing away from you." "Beth, don't say it!" said Bob. "Don't you dare say it!" Beth looked at him in an angry look. "Because of this toon world your father has been talking to you about ever since you were born," she said. "we had a divorce." What Bill heard broke his heart into billions of pieces. He turned sad blue and wouldn't speak. He ran out the house and out of the area. "Bill!" yelled Beth. "Bill! Where in the world are you going young man. Come back here right now." "He's not coming back, Beth." said Bob. "He wanted to be a toon ever since he was born. You took everything of himself away. No toon's parents were divorced." "Bob, what in god's great green world are you talking about?" said Beth. "Why does divorce have to do with him. "If a toon's parents are divorced," said Bob. "he starts fading. Soon, he'll be nothing. That is the whole point of trying hard not to divorce you." Buster and Jessica started searching though the forrest. Both of them were calling for Bill, but they never hear an answer. Finally, Jessica had an idea. "Buster," said Jessica. "remember the spot Bill and I always went to when he took me out?" "Yeah." said Buster. "What's your point?" Then he started thinking. "Do you really think he's there?" "That's my only guess right now." said Jessica. "I'll go over there and see. You make sure to keep looking everywhere else. I'm running out of ideas." Jessica left for that special spot she was talking about. If you must want to know fine! I'll tell you. The two little bunnys just love their spot in (da da daa!), "The Movie Theater!" "Bill?" Jessica said when she entered one of the movie theaters. This one was to play "In Love and War." (If you don't remember, this is one of Jessica's favorites.) "Bill are you here?" she repeated herself. Then she saw bunny shadows on the screen. She looked and saw Bill. He was fading! "Bill!" she cried. "Bill, please speak to me! Don't start fading now! Please don't!" Bill turned to her with his sad, very sick looking face. "I can't." he whispered. "I can't unless my parents get back together and never let a divorce exsist. I will miss you." A tear dropped from his right eye as he faded away. Jessica touched the air where Bill used to be. Now it was air and nothing else. He was history. She started crying. Crying, crying, crying. "Bill!" His parents and Buster ran in to the movie theater as it was too late. They saw Jessica weeping her heart out. Everyone joined her spot. "How could I have known?" said Beth. She started crying with Jessica. Buster and Bob just drew their faces to very sad. "HA!" a voice was heard. Jessica looked up and saw Bill. "Made ya look. Hee hee hee hee." Jessica was so delighted, she jumped right at Bill as they both fell to the gound. "Bill?" said Bob, amazed to see his son again. "But... what about... how did ya..." Bill got up to his confused parents. "It was writer's trick." said Bill. "I you guys were really divorce, I would have been long gone before you guys told me." "So what you're saying," said Buster. "is that the writer of this story pulled a trick on everyone?" "Thanks to me, of course." said Bill. "Now then, the movie just ended so why don't we grab something to eat?" Beth decided to live with everyone every summer and winter. Bill's sisters were to visit their mother during spring and fall. Beth and Bob were seperated only of Beth's work. Bill and Jessica kept on doing their usually things. Buster and Babs just sat down and had a talk with the writer of this story. Now I'm going to do homework now. Bye. This has been Part 2 of "The Time of Wonders Series." Please pick up your trash as you exit and don't forget to write. Signed, Daniel Short.