Rated: Fiction K+ (Kid+) (PG) - English - Romance/Adventure - Sonic & Amy

Alan Parrish - Sonic The Hedgehog

Sarah Whittle - Amy Rose

Judy Shepherd - Fiona Fox

Peter Shepherd - Miles "Tails" Prower

Van Pelt / Sam Parrish - Jules The Hedgehog

Carol Anne Parrish - Bernadette The Hedgehog

Carl Bentley "The Soleman" - Shadow The Hedgehog

Nora Shepherd / Aunt Nora - Rouge The Bat

Mrs. Thomas / Realtor - Blaze The Cat

Animal Control / Exterminator - Knuckles The Echidna

Billy Jessup - Scourge The Hedgehog

Homeless Man Living In The Factory - Silver The Hedgehog

Gun Salesman At Gun Store - Vector The Crocodile

Mrs. Nedermeyer (Alan's 6th Grade Teacher) - Vanilla The Rabbit

Lorraine (The Female Police Officer Often Reporting To Carl When Things Are Wrong) - Maria Robotnik

Summary

When twelve year old Sonic The Hedgehog discovers a mysterious board game, he doesn't realize its unimaginable powers until he is magically transported before the startled eyes of his close friend Amy Rose into the untamed jungles of Jumanji. There he remains for twenty-six years until he is freed from the game's spell by two unsuspecting children. Now a grown male hedgehog, Sonic reunites with Amy and, together with Fiona and Tails, tries to outwit the game's powerful forces.

Prologue – The Buried Chest

Station Square – 1869

A thick mist engulfed the dark silent forest, making the air heavy and the night cold. Only the moon's glow illuminated through the thick trees creating just enough light for one to see throughout their surroundings. Dark storm clouds began to ominously pass over the bright and shining moon making the night colder, darker, and seemingly more dangerous.

Two dark figures carrying lanterns could be seen walking through the woods with great haste. They quickly made their way to a seemingly abandoned cart that was being pulled by two chestnut horses. The two dark figures turned out to be two very unnerved looking echidna boys.

They held their lanterns high above them to see what lay beneath on the cart. The eldest boy pulled a dirt covered white sheet down revealing a large wooden chest with a lock on it. The two horses began to whinny in unease immediately afterwards and looked nervously around their surroundings.

The forest had started to become restless as animals began getting riled up and making noise. The sounds of shuffling about filled the two young boys ears as they looked down at the chest and grabbed the two handle bars. Suddenly, the sounds of howling filled the air and the two young echidna's looked around nervously. The youngest boy looked over to his companion in fright and subconsciously let go of the chest's handle bars.

"Don't worry...It's just a pack of wolves..." The elder echidna said reassuringly. "Come on! We're almost rid of it!" He said urgently as his hand reclaimed the handle bar of the chest. The younger boy took one more reluctant glance up at the elder echidna before focusing back on the chest once again.

The two held the handles firmly and began to lift the heavy chest off the cart. They walked a couple of feet away from the two idle horses, back in the direction from whence they came and dropped the heavy chest to the ground with a thud. They stood in front of a large and fairly deep hole where two unoccupied shovels lay close. The younger echidna looked back over at the elder silently, beginning to feel uneasy. They gently placed their lanterns down on the ground before their gaze returned to the chest between them.

Wordlessly, the two boys lifted the chest again and rocked it twice before heaving it into the deepened hole. Taking the two shovels that lay on the ground, they begun to silently shovel up dirt and bury the chest. Losing his footing, the younger echidna suddenly slipped and fell into the hole. "Ugh..." He groaned as his body hit the cold and wet ground. He looked around slightly dazed for a moment until the heavy sounds of drums beating filled both the boys ears. The younger boy began to panic, scrambling to try and crawl out of the hole. He looked up at the older boy in sheer fear.

"Caleb! Caleb it's after me!" The younger boy screamed in fear.

"Grab on!" Caleb demanded as he bent over and grabbed the younger echidna's hand.

"Run! Run!" The youngest screamed as he prepared to run away.

"No Benjamin...We have to finish this." Caleb said sternly as he grabbed the younger boy by the arm and pulled him back towards him.

"Come on...Help me bury it." Caleb said in exasperation as he retrieved his shovel. Benjamin stood at the edge of the hole looking down at the chest silently. He watched as Caleb feverishly scooped up dirt with his shovel and tossed it into the hole on top of the chest.

"W-What if someone digs it up?" Benjamin asked apprehensively. Caleb slowly turned around and looked at the younger boy grimly. "Then may Chaos have mercy on his soul..."

Lightning flashed furiously as loud booms of thunder swiftly followed. The two boys finished burying the chest quickly and went back to their cart and horses. Caleb put some slack on the reins and the horses began to gallop away swiftly, pulling them further and further away from the strange chest that made them shudder in such fear.

As the storm drew closer and the lightning and thunder increased, the strange chest began to beat its drum like song once again. The drums boomed lively like that of a dance or that of a heartbeat, as if it were calling for someone nearby to heed to it. Almost as if it were alive and had a life of it's own.