The Next Part of the Alchemist Saga is here!

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“Alchemist.” beeped Tec, “It’s just about time.”
“I’ll let them know then.” Said the cub.

He flew. He flew and flew through the endless skies of the green planet, he had been napping in a field when he heard the news. Miles away from the cub one of the biggest events of the lives of the ones he calls friends was about to occur.
He came to ground landing in the nearly empty clearing. A small train station, existed there, abandoned and forgotten, a relic of the days before everything could fly. The station still harbored a train however, and that train belonged to him. It was a small black train, barely three cars long yet inside it was infinite. The cub had made his home there, as there was no place for a train this large in the cities, and he wished not to be a burden on his other friends.
Upon entering the train he heard, “Welcome back sweetie.” it was Cat, the Kangaroo. “I see you enjoyed your nap.” She was brown with a yellow underbelly, she had a warm and inviting pouch, and much like the Alchemist, she too wore a diaper.
He blushed looking down, his diaper damp, he not having noticed till just then. Cat changed him in the nursery, and he began his trip through the train. Past Cat’s nursery, through the library, after the engines room, he came two the first of two bedrooms.
This one had many a curious collection upon it’s wall, dreamcatchers, staffs, wands, tapestries, books from the library, and chests full of beakers and brews. On the floor there was a large circle with a star in the center, seemingly cut into the floor, and then there was the bed, it was on a slightly raised platform on the left wall sectioned off by rich, purple curtains, it was made from straw and silk, and took the form of a large bird’s nest. In the nest sat Edgar, the Raven, reading a tome of magic. He was a tall black feathered bird, with a red shirt and bowtie, He could almost always be seen with his golden staff. “Welcome,” he said noticing the two enter, “What brings you by?”
“We need You and Lute on the bridge, there is something important.”
“If it’s that important, why didn’t you use the communicator?”
“That’s for if we need to react to a world about to die, this is a different kind of importance.”
“Very well then, let’s get Lute.”
They proceded into the next car, this room was less strange than the one before it, yet equally magnificent. The walls were adorned with musical instruments of all kinds, woodwinds, brasses, strings, and drums, pianos, and microphones, everything was scattered about. The floor was covered in sheets of music that he couldn’t be bothered to pick up. A bed with orange sheets was against one wall, and in the center of the room was a lone wooden chair, where he would play and practice his music for hours. He was there right now even, Lute, the white rabbit, wearing his orange hat and scarf, along with his brown vest. He had his favorite silver flute in his paws, and was playing a gentle tune when the Alchemist and company arrived. “Howdy all,” said he, “Came to hear me play?”
“No actually, we have something we need to do, come on, I think you may like this.” said Alchemist, with an innocent grin.
They proceded back through the train to the main bridge, peeking out the window the three adults realized they were flying through space. Not just any space either, empty space. They were far from Earth, Planet Tec, and even the rubbish world.
“Why are we out here?” asked Edgar.
“Alchemist,” said Tec, “You are in the correct position, shall I initiate the sequence?”
“Proceed.”
Suddenly, a mysterious light appeared out the window, it caught everyone’s attention immediately. They stared at this warm, blinding light, noticing that it was in fact a portal! Emerging from the portal was an entire planet. When it was halfway through, everyone realized what planet t was, it was none other than the homeworld of Edgar and Lute! The portal continued for another five minutes, bringing out not only the moon of that planet, but also the planet’s sun!
“Alchemist.” chimed a familiar voice from the control monitor, it was Lex the Lion, and leader of the Earth federation of peace. “We are ready to begin communications with the inhabitants, but we shall wait for Edgar and Lute to accompany us.”
“Accompany you?” asked Edgar. “I’m still curious as to what’s going on here!”
“I think I might be able to explain,” said the Alchemist. “You see, about a month ago, we had our battle with the wind god. After the battle, I created Rah energy by combining the energies of my rue, with the auric energies of your Lute’s flute.”
“I remember that! That’s why we had to leave my flute behind when we agreed to accompany you. But wait what does that have to do with this?”
Tec picked it up at this point, “Well when you joined the Alchemist, remember what he told you?”
“Oh you mean the nanomachines in the air?”
“Right those allow you to enter other dimensions without fusing into it’s timeline. We simply used those on your planet. This allowed for us to bring it here, along with it’s moon, sun, and inhabitants.”
“But why did you bring it here at all?” asked Edgar.
“I can take this one Tec. You see Edgar, Tec and I have been talking all last month. The only thing that can prevent the Destroyer from consuming universes is rah energy yeah? And there was something about the sheer size of my universe that would have made him invincible. So we believe that if we create a universe large enough that has so much rah energy in it, then maybe we could use that universe as a method of killing the Destroyer. How, we are not quite sure yet, but in the very least it will give extra protection from him. Basically your Universe was folded into this one on a space level, but not a time level.”
“Lex was in on this?”
“Indeed I was, after they decided it would be for the best, they came to me, I am incharge of all things space related so they wanted to make sure that Earth was okay with it.”
“What about our planet? What about Evergloom?”
“Well that’s where you two come in,” chimed in Cat, “It has only been one week since your fight with the wind god, at least in their time. How did you put it Tec?”
“First, thankyou for telling me the name of your world Edgar, for the longest time I hadn’t known. Second every universe is on a different speed, traveling the rivers of time. What may seem like a month here may be but a week or a day over in another world. This is part of the reason why it took so long to bring it here, we had to calculate the transference of time.”
“Right, and because of that we figured you would be the best diplomats for your homeworld to create a trade system and friendship between the two worlds, who better to talk about peace with your world’s leaders than the heros they owe everything to.”
“We have no leaders.” Stated Lute. “We have an elder, named Eld, but that’s it. Everyone does respect him however, to the point where what he says pretty much goes.”
“So we just gotta talk with him yeah?”
“Well I suppo-”
“WOOOT WOOOT!”
“Oh rotten buggard, Tec, what is it?”
“It would appear a new world has gone blue.”
“Great, hmm, Lex, Lute, Edgar.”
“Yeah?” they said in union.
“I’ve gotta go handle this, before it turns back to yellow, in the meantime go ahead and start the peace conference.”
“Wait, what if you need us? I mean, wasn’t our planet blue?”
“Don’t worry, Tec has made an emergency ship to bring you over should we become unable to handle it.”
“Well, I mean I suppose, after all that light probably gave our friends a right scare...”
“There ya go! Now we gotta get going, so ready to beam aboard the starship traveler?”
“Yeah. Good luck out there you two, try not to awaken another ancient god.” Lute joked.
“I suppose, just next time tell me before you do something like this!” chirped Edgar.
“Aye aye, Lex, two to beam over.”
A bright flash of blue washed over them and in a second they were aboard the Starship Traveler, headed towards the planet Evergloom. Meanwhile the small train flew out of sight and into the new dimension.