Dean and his brother Sam are young adventurers, sent out by the King to find the mythical Land of Sapphires, the place where all light magic is born, in order to save the kingdom from the darkness that’s been creeping into the land. But upon arriving to the mystical land, it’s clear that things are just as bad here as they are everywhere else.
The young prince Castiel has been taken, and with him the lifeblood of all magic. The Queen spares the last of her magic and her best mage to help the young adventurers find the wayward prince and save both worlds before it’s too late.
Rey’s life had never been perfect, but she’d always been an optimist. That is, of course, until she has the shittiest week to ever be a shit week. Her fiance dumps her and runs off to France, the stray cat she took in shreds her couch and the curtains, her landlord informs her that she’s got 30 days to get a new place to live, AND she lost her job. Basically, she’s ready to crawl in a hole and never come out.
So that’s exactly what she intends to do, getting absolutely shit faced in a bar she’s never been to, whining about her life to a stranger she’s sure she’ll never see again. Until she wakes up with a hangover (and one less shoe) on his couch. In the harsh light of day he’s not much like the supportive ear he was when she was wasted. He’s rude, arrogant, and temperamental, and good god is he stuck up! But when his life takes a turn for the worse and he’s left alone… well call Rey a sucker but she can’t help but want to be there for this dude who doesn’t even have any friends.
Life may not be a fairytale, and prince charming might be an asshole, but maybe there’s something to be said about bonding through how crappy real life can actually be.
Jimmy, Sam’s former college roommate, is bored. That’s usually not a problem, but he’s decided to take a stab at amateur science experiments… in Sam’s kitchen for some unknown reason. It’s all fun and games until the microwave explodes.
Claire and Kaia are rivals on opposing derby teams, but more than that, Kaia is convinced Claire hates her guts. She’s so damn aggressive on the rink, constantly seeking Kaia out, even when her team mates are definitely more of a threat. However, when Claire finally pushes too far and causes an accident that leaves Kaia with a broken ankle, she makes it her mission to look after Kaia and aid her recovery. Kaia finds that there’s more than meets the eye to this messy, angry person she’s forged a rivalry with, and maybe, just maybe, they don’t have to be enemies anymore.
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