Barbie and the Diamond Castle Page #6

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to fool Slyder, I see.

Give me the mirror.

The mirror, now!

I don't think so.

Oh, you won't.

What will I do?

No!

The mirror.

Never!

How on Earth...

Run, Alexa, run!

Slyder, get them!

Don't look back!

Up we go.

Not late, am I?

Not yet.

Go, go, go!

Watch out!

Ye of little faith.

Wherever did

you come from?

Is that how you

say thank you?

I'm sorry,

thank you.

We were almost...

But you weren't.

Timing is everything.

Your handkerchief.

Thank you.

Jeremy.

Liana.

My brother Ian.

My friend Alexa.

An honor, milady.

You're twins.

What? No!

Really?

Mum should

have told us.

I feel cheated.

Duped.

Hoodwinked.

They think

they're charming.

Rakish.

Roguish.

Is he gone?

Is anybody hurt?

Hmm?

I don't understand,

how'd you escape

Lydia's flute?

I don't know.

I avoided the spell by

disappearing, but you...

I just don't get it.

Mind us asking what we've

gotten ourselves into?

There were two...

No, no, 20 men. Uh... Soldiers.

Lashing swords

everywhere.

I finished off

scores of them.

But in the end,

the girls escaped.

Quiet, I'm thinking.

Oh, that's good.

You go right ahead. Think away.

Hmm...

Has to be, yes.

They wear stones from

the Diamond Castle.

And here we are,

the Grand River.

Do you know

this place, Melody?

This is good.

Really good.

We just have to make it

across to the Seven Stones.

I wonder...

Ian, do you remember those odd

rocks we passed last spring?

Yes, I do.

Something almost

magical about them.

Melody, what do the

Seven Stones look like?

Here.

Well, there you go,

same place.

I know exactly

where it is.

Wait! The sign

shows a bridge.

Probably washed

out long ago.

But it would be

so much faster.

No, not really.

We're doing fine.

Shall we

carry on, Ian?

Oh, straight ahead, old boy.

Straight ahead.

Sparkles.

Lily.

Be right back.

We could just

keep going.

We could.

But we won't.

No.

Here, Sparkles!

Here, girl.

Something's wrong.

Looking for

these morsels?

Put them down.

Now why would

I choose to do that?

Common courtesy.

I know you and you.

Double trouble.

You owe me!

Ancient history,

mate.

Meat, you two.

He's got a point.

And a rather

sharp one, at that.

Thank you for

releasing the dogs,

you'll free the

gentlemen, next.

Free them?

I'm gonna eat some.

Those boys?

They'll give you indigestion.

Don't care.

Collecting on

an old debt.

They owe

you money?

No, lives.

They wanted to cross my bridge.

But there isn't any bridge.

Course there is,

if you answer my riddle.

And they failed,

just like everyone else.

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