After several moments, a couple of black feet appeared and there came a crazy, redheaded man. He seemed to be hiding with them, also, Darla and Amber could see him.

"Good, you're here!" this man sounded exhausted and relieved.

"Murray, this is Darla and Amber, they're my new friends." Annabelle introduced.

"Oh, nice to meet you two now, uh, Annabelle, I was hoping if you could tell me of where my magic wand is?" Murray asked.

Annabelle raised it up to show him that she had it.

Murray looked long and hard, taking it instantly. "It's... Sticky..." he noticed the crafts included onto it from the classroom.

"I tried to put it back together." Annabelle frowned, disappointed in herself.

Murray looked to her, he was telling her how you couldn't put glue to a wand, but he wasn't angry with her. Darla decided to help, she took out her hair bow and decided to use it to help tie the wand together, maybe that would be better than glue.

"Well, that did help it a little by making it.....pretty," Murray said. "Anyways, Annabelle, do you have a wish yet?"

Before Annabelle could say anything, there was stomping and a sharp voice heard, making all of them freeze in their spots. Annabelle took a look outside, but she saw no one, but she was worried.

"I know a way out of here," Amber whispered to her friends. "Follow me."

They all did as she said as they wanted to avoid the evil teacher and punishment for their misdeeds.

"I hope that this way of yours gets us away from that woman." Murray said.

The girls walked down the stairs as Murray followed them, talking about wishes, he was very eager for one to happen. Annabelle thought about her father and thought of maybe magic helping him and she explained everything to her fairy godfather. She wanted him to have the best part in the world for his play and that everyone would love him.

"Uhh..." Murray felt lost, that sounded complicated for him to put into terms he would understand. Because you see, what the girls didn't know was that this was his very first wish since becoming a fairy godfather. Murray tried to arrange it in his scattered brain so he could make Annabelle happy. She was trying to make into a simple wish, but that was a challenge, she just wanted to come true for her father's sake. "Oh, whatever you say," Murray chuckled as he was about to grant the wish. "Consider it done. Come on..."

The girls smiled as they were about to witness real magic. Murray just hoped he wouldn't screw this up as he went with the girls after he made them happy. What none of them knew was that the magic wand's magic was messed up when it was broken in two.

"So, where is he?" Murray asked as they walked down the hallway all together.

"Um, right now he's at the theater for the play," Annabelle replied. "I think we he went there by subway."

"SUBWAY!?" Murray looked at her outrageously. "Are you kidding me!? Have wand,... Will travel..." he showed his wand, showing it was a better way to travel.

"Oh, right." Amber said.

Darla raised a brow. "Wouldn't he have to have your wand?"

"Well... Yeah..." Murray shrugged, but kept going with the girls. "Come 'ere..." he then gave a list of instructions of how to make a transportation wish, but he wouldn't let the girls see it.

"How can I make my wish?" Annabelle asked, feeling confused.

"J-Just close you eyes, think of where you want to go, and make your wish." Murray instructed the best he could.

Annabelle did, Darla and Amber decided to join her. Murray then decided to wave his wand and make the magic come alive and true. But unfortunately, the magic in the wand was going to be sending them somewhere farther then where they were suppose to go. The girls shrieked as heavy wind blew and colored construction paper with all colors of the rainbow and more was flying all around the hallway.

"Annabelle!" the teacher called, running down the hallways. "ANNABELLE!"

Murray held onto the girls as his hair looked wilder than normal. A spinny chair came up to the teacher, forced her to sit down and wheeled backward with her in it, making her shout. The colorful paper warped around the three girls and fairy godfather and they were suddenly transported out of the hallway and the teacher wasn't sure what just happened, but she was utterly shocked. The two medals of the four from the Equestria Girls adventure began to glow and transported Atticus, Patch, and Cherry to where Murray, Amber, Darla, and Annabelle were being transported to.

Annabelle's brown eyes flashed open and she looked around as it looked like they were in the middle of nowhere, she was really confused and puzzled of whereabouts.

"Um, Atticus, where are we?" Patch asked.

"I don't know, Patch, I've never been to any place like this," Atticus said, then sees that Annabelle, Amber, Darla, and Murray were there as well as Cherry. "Girls, Cherry, where are we and who is that guy?"

"Murray," Darla replied. "Annabelle's fairy godfather."

"I'm sorry... Fairy godfather?" Cherry asked like that was strange, but she didn't even question about him being a fairy, then again, she had seen a lot in her life.

"Yeah," Murray grinned as he held his wand securely. "I'm a little rusty..."

"I think so too because we're not where Annabelle wanted you to take us." Amber said.

Annabelle found that Murray's wand was in two pieces again.

Murray frowned, then looked a little zany again. "You wouldn't have a fossil, would you?"

Annabelle whacked him a little and started to walk off. "How did you guys get here?"

"I dunno..." Cherry shrugged.

Murray looked to see they had medals under their shirts and pulled out Cherry's getting a closer look at it. "These look like they came from Equestria!"

"Yeah, we got these from Principal Celestia after helping Twilight Sparkle get her crown back," Atticus said, showing his own medal and Patch's medal. "Each one of us got a cutie mark as well, its shown on the medals."

"You know Princess Celestia!?" Murray sounded ecstatic.

Cherry blinked rapidly. "Umm... Yes, do you know her?"

Murray had a fit of laughter. "My mother knew her when she and Luna were just fillies!"

"Amazing." Atticus and Patch said.

"So, where are we anyways?" Atticus asked, not recognizing the area at all.

The younger girls looked to see a sign. They had been in Nebraska.

Murray looked around, a few of the papers from school still scattering around. "We're in Nebraska..."

Annabelle saw a sign from far away and she saw a very distant building. "What's that sign say?"

"Can't tell." Patch said, unfamiliar to the sign and it's writing.

"Have wand, will travel..." Murray murmured.

"Murray!" Amber, Annabelle, and Darla looked to him.

"We have to get you girls back to school, who knows how worried they are?" Cherry looked at the younger girls.

"They're fine..." Darla waved it off.

"Looks like we're walkin'." Patch said, deciding to walk down the trail.

"Yep, looks like we're walking." Atticus said as he began to follow Patch.

"So, your mother knew Celestia?" Cherry asked Murray as they started to walk off together.

"Y-Yeah," Murray nodded with a smile. "Back when Celestia and Luna were the magic students before ponies like Twilight Sparkle and Sunset Shimmer came along. This was before Ponyville, Canterlot, Equestria, Manehattan, and a lot of other of ponylands came into the world."

"So, your mother taught them magic?" Darla asked.

"Well, my mother IS the Fairy Godmother after all." Murray shrugged with a twinged smile.

"Wait, you're Fairy Godmother's son?" Atticus asked, surprised.

Murray looked hurt. "She never talked about me?"

"Not really, sorry..." Cherry said softly.

Murray looked a little angered and looked like he was about to cry. "Why not?"

"Well, we were in kind of a hurry when we first met her actually..." Cherry gave a shrug.

"Yeah." Atticus said.

Murray huffed, still a bit angered with his mother. "We haven't talked in 200 years."

"That's a long time to be away from your mother," Annabelle frowned. "What happened?"

"We had a lot of differences..." Murray sighed as they walked along. "I still wanted to help children, but I wanted to do it my way... She wanted to give me her old wand, but I actually made this one myself."

"It's not that bad." Cherry gave a shrug.

"Yeah, but like me, it still needs a lot of work." Murray pouted, patting the wand on the palm of his hand, but no magic sparks came out from it.

"Well, let's hope that we don't run into anyone mean and nasty." Patch said.

"Yeah, I hate snobby people." Darla said, putting her hands on her hips.

Cherry glanced at her, that felt hypocritical of Darla to say, but she didn't speak up.

"Um, Cherry, how's your theater work going?" Amber asked.

"It's fine, Simon's kind of a baby, but he's better than the director." Cherry replied, she seemed to blush and smile when she said the actor's name.

"You should stand up to them and just be yourself." Atticus said.

"I don't have problem standing up for myself..." Cherry said, rolling her eyes slightly.

"Then why don't you stand up to the director and Simon?" Atticus asked.

"Are you saying I'm spineless?" Cherry glanced back at him.

"Of course you have a spine," Annabelle said to her, not understanding what the older girl meant by that. "How else could you stand up and walk?"

"No no spineless is just a metaphor," Atticus explained. "Short for someone not having enough courage to stand up to someone or in this case, the director and Simon."

"Cherry!?" Darla sounded shocked.

"HEY!" Cherry glared at her for being referred to as such.

"I just hope we don't run into Claudia..." Murray muttered to himself.

Patch heard that due to his dog hearing kicking in. "Claudia?"

"Oh, umm... No one..." Murray said quickly with a sheepish smile.

"Let me guess, this Claudia is like someone that is evil?" Atticus guessed with his detective skills.

Murray then decided to change the subject by asking Annabelle a question. Annabelle looked to him and talked with him.

"I have a bad feeling about this..." Amber held her stomach, it always ached when she felt bad about something happening or about to happen.