Rayman Legends Adventures in The Incredibles/Script

Perry ran away to be side-by-side with his girlfriend.
Lex looked to him and smiled fondly. "Heeey, I know you..." she said in a teasing voice.
"Yes, I'm your super strong sports boyfriend," Perry smirked.
"Oh, that's right, and I'm the elegant and delicate dancer with the powers of Indians and mermaids..." Lex said as she spread her arms out and balanced on one leg.
"Need a push," Perry asked.
"If you don't mind," Lex smiled.
"I never mind with you," Perry grinned back.
Lex chuckled as Perry lifted her up and used one of the W.H.O.O.P gadgets to help them get her home fast. Jesse yawned as he was running his usual pace until Perry zipped past him.
"Farewell, Jesse," Lex called as she was zipping past with her boyfriend.
"I like that better," Jesse grinned.
Tim laughed as he ran his level best, it was faster than a normal teenager's, but no match for Jesse of course. The Greenwood siblings rushed home.
Angel was sleeping in the front lawn, then one eye opened as she grinned, but stood up all fours in emotion. "The children are home," she beamed, wagging her tail in emotion. Then she saw Lex arriving first with Perry carrying her in a bridal-style fashion.
"Welcome home, Princess," Perry grinned.
"How lovely~..." Lex blushed.
"Hello there, you two," Angel smirked.
"Hey, girl," Lex grinned bashfully as Lee helped set her down to her feet.
"Now, all we have to do is wait for your brothers to arrive," Angel said.
"Have a nice dinner with the Parr family, that's fine," Perry said to his girlfriend.
"Don't worry, I'll call you," Lex promised.
"Great," Perry grinned.
"I eventually caught up with you two," Jesse said, leaning on the porch all cool-like.
"Whatever," Lex rolled her eyes as she came to the door.
"Sheesh, can't we just run home normally," Tim shivered.
"What is this 'normal' you're speaking about, Mr. Artist," Jesse asked in a teasing voice.
Tim rolled his eyes. "Why wasn't I an only child?"
"If you were an only child, your life would be boring," Perry said.
"That's true," Jesse added in.
"Whatever..." Tim scoffed as he followed his sister inside.
Lex kissed the palm of her hand, pretending it was a softball and threw it toward his direction. Perry grinned as he caught the 'ball' and held it against his chest. Then the Greenwood siblings got themselves home and reminded their parents about going to the Parr house for dinner tonight since Violet was Lex's best friend at school and they decided to hang out and get to know each other a little bit better.
"I can't wait to try your food," Scruffy grinned.
"Be on your best behavior," Annie reminded the children.
"Yes, Mum..." the Greenwood siblings droned as they got themselves ready to have dinner away from home tonight.
"Are you sure you want to come," Lex asked her brothers, "I mean, Violet's more of a friend to me than any of you."
"Hey, any friend of yours is a friend of ours," Jesse grinned.
"Well, alright..." Lex shrugged.
The siblings dressed up, dressy, but not too dressy, but they were expected to look their best.
"Hey, Dad, Annie was at school today, do you have any news from Rae Lindsey or Randolph Johnson," Tim asked their father as he was working on something in the kitchen.
"Yes, I did so," Glen nodded.
"Oh..." Tim grinned.
"Yes, your cousin Riley's joined the exchange program," Glen grinned, "I'm sure she'd be comfortable being shown around and all."
"We will," Tim grinned.
"Good boy," Glen grinned back, "say hello for us and have fun at dinner."
"I will," Tim walked with Jesse and Lex to meet the other family for dinner tonight.
"Wait, aren't you and Annie going with them," Scruffy asked Glen.
"I have a lot more work than I thought I had to take home, it's gonna take a while," Glen replied, "I know family comes first, but I'm too busy with this case. I'm sorry, boy."
"Why not use magic to complete it much faster," Scruffy asked.
"I don't use my magic in my work," Glen replied.
"I..." Scruffy pouted innocently.
"But wait, didn't Hilda and Zelda need to use their magic for homework and facts around the house," Dot asked.
Glen looked down to the growing puppies. "Please let me work."
Then Scruffy and Dot left their owners' father where he would get to work.
Annie decided to stay home to console and help him out since he was a little stressed from work. "You've been working too hard lately..."
"I'm sorry, it's just hard since that superhero fiasco from fifteen years ago," Glen said to her.
"Oh, c'mon, this wasn't that bad, was it," Annie asked.
"Trust me, that is," Glen sighed, "I yet remember that day."
"You were there for that," Annie asked.
Glen nodded as he seemed to remember back to that time of day very well, but not so fondly.
Flashback sent us back to a time before the Greenwood siblings were born.
"Look, I'm so sorry, I'm sure you have a nice school, but I'll come back to you," Glen said before hanging up on the Dean of Princeton University. "Alright...farewell..." he gently hung up.
Rae sat across from him, reading a newspaper. "I can't believe we're adults now...how soon for you and Annie get married, right," she smirked playfully and seriously to him.
"I'll ask if it's the right time," Glen said.
"The dance is coming....." Rae shrugged.
"Huh..." Glen hummed as he looked thoughtful about the very big and upcoming school dance that would end their regular school career and then earn themselves jobs, going to college and start their own families, "are you going?"
"I'm sure my parents won't mind taking care of Dwight..." Rae said.
"Great," Glen grinned.
"I guess I should be nicer to Randolph..." Rae shrugged, "I just can't believe he likes her like this."
"What's in the paper," Glen asked her.
Rae looked around. "Well...there's a wedding between Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl."
"Great," Glen grinned.
"Well, it'll be a nice change of pace," Rae folded up the paper, "for your happiness."
Glen nodded in agreement. After high school graduation and the wedding between the superheroes, there was something huge going on in the superhero community. And where it wouldn't end happily. There were news reports that seemed to go ahead for days, weeks and even months. It wasn't a best day for superheroes everywhere. One woman even reported that their secret identity should be their only identity.
"Glen! I know all this already! You said you were there until it happened like you were part of the majority and that you worked on the case of the superheroes," Annie's voice said, interrupting.
Glen put his hands to his face as he looked very furious and even let out a loud, anguished shriek.
"Oh, darling, I think you're getting overheated..." Annie took note of his behavior.
Then Glen took a deep breath and began to warn how he was mostly a part of the superhero incident and where he took the case of the superheroes.
Meanwhile...
Lex rang the doorbell and waited for a response, but grinned once she saw who came. "Good evening, Mrs. Parr."
"Oh, hello, darling, c'mon in," Helen grinned to her guest.
"I hope you don't mind, but I brought my brothers with me," Lex said, gesturing to her twin brother and older brother.
"Alright, we have plenty of room," Helen grinned, "c'mon in."
Then the Greenwood siblings walked inside of the house.
"Well, what's for dinner, ma'am," Tim asked.
"I hope you don't mind, but it's our leftover night, then we have facts like steak and pasta," Helen replied.
"Mm," the Greenwood siblings grinned.
"I have to reheat everything, I'll call you all," Helen said as she came into the kitchen.
"Thanks, Mrs. Parr," Lex said before going into the living room with her brothers to see a young blonde boy playing video games on the couch.
"I can warm it up for you, Mrs. Parr," Jesse grinned.
"I think she can understand, 'Jess'," Tim grinned hesitantly, knowing what his younger brother was suggesting.
"No, it's alright," Helen grinned.
"Oh, boy..." Tim became shocked.
Jesse smirked eagerly and followed the lady of the house into the kitchen.
"Well, warn me, you're just as special as your twin sister," Helen whispered.
"Yes, ma'am, we have most of the same abilities, but I also have additional drives," Jesse replied silently to her.
"Great," Helen grinned.
Once inside the kitchen, Helen made sure there wasn't anyone around outside that didn't know that they had powers. Then Jesse helped with what he could.
"You over there, Vi," Lex looked for her friend.
"Over here..." a dreary voice called and suddenly, the black-haired girl became visible to the brown-haired girl.
"Hi, Vi," Lex grinned, "hope you don't mind me bringing my brothers."
"That's alright..." Violet replied.
Lex frowned. "What's wrong?"
"I should've spoken to Tony, but I chickened out....." Violet looked away. "he looked at me, but...I turned invisible."
"Hey, it's okay, I'm sure you'll actually be able to speak to him without turning invisible," Lex warned her.
"I hope you're right...." Violet said, "but...what if he doesn't like me?"
"Why wouldn't he like you," Lex put her hand on her friend's shoulder.
Violet looked over. "Because...I'm not normal."
"Well? What's wrong with that? If he doesn't like you for who you are, then he's missing out on a grand girl," Lex grinned.
"Lex, you just don't understand," Violet sighed, "I just want to be normal."
"I don't think there's any fashion you can get rid of your powers," Lex said.
"I just want to be normal," Violet said to her.
"I'm sorry, Violet, but I can't help you there," Lex said, "besides, having powers isn't all bad...I mean, I used to work with the Loonatics in the 28th century."
"Motocross," Violet asked.
"Have you ever heard of the Looney Tunes," Lex prompted.
"Yes, I used to watch them all the time if I was little..." Violet looked doubtful, "wait, are you saying you fought bad guys and had superpowers with a bunch of cartoon characters?"
"I know this sounds crazy, but that really happened," Lex said, "and it wasn't just the Looney Tunes, it was the Looney Tunes' descendants."
"Awesome," Violet grinned.
"You see," Lex encouraged, "having superpowers isn't such a bad fact..."
"I guess, but..." Violet pouted, "Jack-Jack has no powers."
"Your little brother doesn't have powers," Lex asked.
"No, and Dash also wants to be normal where he can try sports, but Mum and Dad won't let him because of his super speed," Violet replied.
"Is he competitive," Lex asked.
"Yes," Violet nodded.
"I can see why your parents won't let him try, but if he learns to control his competitiveness, I'm sure he'll be able to slow down and start running fast enough for second or third place," Lex said.
"He's impossible....." Violet sighed, "your brothers are older than you..."
"Sometimes I get it, sometimes Jesse and I fight..." Lex shrugged, "we never fought if we were little."
"Well, if you get older, facts start to change," Violet said.
"That's what Mom thinks it is," Lex replied, "he's yet my best friend though."
Violet sighed, yet willing to be a normal teenage girl, instead of a super-powered teenage girl.
"Huh," Lex frowned.
"Thanks for your help, Jesse," Helen grinned down to the boy.
"No problem," Jesse grinned back, "I can't wait to eat some of that steak, it's my favorite."
"I can warn," Helen grinned.
"Anything else I can do," Jesse asked.
"I can take it from here, we'll eat it until Bob gets home," Helen replied.
"I guess that must be your husband, right," Jesse asked.
"Of course," Helen said as she washed her hands.
Then the children waited for the man of the house to get home. Then he came inside, but he didn't look too happy once he arrived.
"Is that him," Jesse asked.
"Hey, Dad..." Violet and Dash greeted softly.
Bob mumbled out a greeting to his children as he dragged himself inside the house.
"He must've had a bad day at work," Lex guessed.
"It looks like this," Tim said.
"Yes, he seems stressed..." Jesse agreed.
"Probably had a bad day with his boss..." Violet assumed, "haven't met him, but Mr. Huph, but he sounds like the worst."
"We heard about him," Lex frowned.
"Is that it," Dash asked, "over here?"
"From our dad," Tim said.
"He sounds annoying....." Dash said, which gave him frowns, "Daddy's boss, not your dad, of course..."
"Let's just hope dinner gets our minds off of certain things," Lex said, looking mostly to Violet as she said that, knowing she was rather upset because at what just happened in school and how she blew her chance to speak with Tony Rydinger.
Dash smirked, knowing exactly why his sister didn't look too happy.
"Alright, let's all eat," Helen called out as she carried her youngest child, who was her infant son and put him into his highchair.
Jack-Jack chuckled and blubbered as he joined his family and friends to dinner.
Lex grinned brightly to the baby, she had always wanted to be a mother, especially until Teddy was yet a little Teddiursa. "Hiiiii," she beamed to the baby. "Aren't you a handsome young man," she cooed as she made him laugh to her and even tickled his chin, "cootchie, cootchie, coo!"
Jack-Jack chuckled even more as he was being tickled under his chin. Lex grinned to him, but went to take her seat.
"Wow, Lex, you'd be a grand babysitter," Helen grinned in approval, "Jack-Jack usually doesn't accept strangers that easily."
"Well, I'm actually a babysitter, looking after two little children named Emmy and Max, where my boyfriend also shows up," Lex grinned as she began to make funny noises to entertain Jack-Jack.
Jack-Jack chuckled louder and clapped to Lex's entertainment.
"Perhaps one day, you can sit down for us," Helen suggested.
"I wish I could," Lex grinned, but took her seat, deciding to stop where they could eat.
Jack-Jack was a bit upset that Lex had to stop making funny faces, but cheered up once he saw food. Bob came out from his home office and decided to sit down with the family and the guests.
"I'm sorry Mum and Dad aren't here, Mrs. Parr," Tim said, "Dad has been a little stressed lately."
"Alright, I'll try to meet him another time," Bob said.
Then the family and their guests sat down to eat their dinner. Then Helen tried to make funny faces to her youngest child like how Lex did to entertain him as she tried to get him to eat his food.
"Mum, you make strange faces again..." Dash complained.
"No, I make funny faces," Helen warned him while yet trying to make funny faces for Jack-Jack.
"You're making weird faces, darling," Bob mumbled.
Helen glanced to her husband as she noticed she had the newspaper out. "Do you have to read at the table?"
"Uh-huh, yes..." Bob yet looked at his paper as Dash gnawed at his food like a jungle predator.
Jesse rolled his eyes before using magic without anyone looking and where Dash's steak was cut into six pieces to make it easier for Dash to eat. Dash looked over and Jesse winked to him.
"Dash, don't you have something you'd like to warn your father about in front of school," Helen prompted her troublemaker.
"Uh...well...I cut a frog...." Dash replied hesitantly.
Jesse had a sneaky suspicion that wasn't what she meant and was about to do another spell in secrecy.
"You were sent to the principal's office, right," Lex assumed.
"Y-Yes," Dash admitted.
"Again," Helen sighed.
"You again," Dash asked, putting his spell book away.
"OK...that's it..." Bob was clearly not listening.
"No, Bob, that's wrong," Helen said.
"What," Bob looked up from his paper item.
"Dash has been sent back to the office," Helen announced, but looked to Jesse, "it's the third time this year."
"Third time? Dressed up," Jesse said.
"For what," Bob asked.
"Nothing," Dash replied in irritation.
"During the classes, he put on a teacher's chair," Helen said through her teeth.
"Nobody saw me," Dash scoffed, "you can barely see it on the tape."
"This is impressive, but you shouldn't do this to your teacher," Tim said.
"They caught you on the tape and you yet went away with it," Bob sounded impressed and interested all of a sudden, "hey, you had to book! How fast do you think you're going?"
"Bob! We don't encourage him," Helen warned her husband.
"I'm not encouraging him," Bob replied, "I was just asking him how fast he was going!"
"He had to go very fast," Lex said.
"He's in danger for that, that's for sure," Helen said, but looked to the Greenwood siblings, "well, what just happened to you today?"
"Our mother Annie is now at school," Lex grinned, "she's a new exchange student."
"Oh, where does she live," Helen asked.
"I think we forgot to ask," Tim said sheepishly.
"She's French," Lex said faster.
"Well, I can't wait to meet her," Helen grinned before looking to her daughter, "what about you, Vi? How was school?"
"Nothing to report....." Violet shrugged as she looked rather mopey.
Dash was going to ask his sister about the speak with the boy she had a crush on, but he was becoming more interested into knowing what superpowers the Greenwood siblings had. Helen tried to console Violet about her bitter and depressing behavior.
"Well, you guys are cool as well," Dash asked the Greenwood siblings.
"How'd you know---" Lex was about to ask before giving her twin brother a stern look.
"What," Jesse turned back to her innocently.
"Did you use M-A-G-I-C," Lex whispered.
"Perhaps," Jesse grinned hesitantly.
"Jesse," Lex whispered sharply, "Dad said not to do it in front of mortals!"
"I'm right, right," Dash asked, even more interested.
Lex sighed. "Yes..."
Jesse smirked and folded his arms.
"Can you show us your powers," Dash asked.
"Oh, um, I don't know..." Tim spoke up, since he was the oldest.
"I'll show you mine and Violet~..." Dash tempted, "look at this."
"What are you hungry," Helen asked Violet as she said she wasn't hungry for meatloaf.
"Tony Rydinger~....." Dash smirked his sister crush's name.
"Shut up," Violet frowned at him.
"That's not what you think," Dash smirked.
"I said shut up, little insect," Violet frowned.
"Well, she is," Dash defended himself.
"Don't yell at the table, especially if we have company," Helen scolded her children, but called out for her husband as he seemed to suddenly leave to eat in his room, "darling!"
"Children, listen to your mother," Bob called back, sounding disinterested.
"Something's warning me that Dash won't stop disturbing Violet," Tim whispered.
"Siblings..." Jesse and Lex sighed in unison.
"She would've eaten if we had a roast," Dash said as he drank his water.
"That's it," Violet frowned before lunging out for her younger brother and made herself invisible, except for her clothes, as she started wrestling him.
Dash escaped and started to zip all around the table and slapped the back of Violet's head on the road. Jesse sighed before he caught the super-fast younger boy from the back of his shirt.
Dash both hit a force field and was caught. "Hey, no force fields!"
"You started it," Violet smirked to her brother.
Helen stretched her arms out to separate her children from fighting anymore. Jack-Jack laughed, however, enjoying the chaos.
"Need any help, ma'am," Lex asked.
"Bob, time to get involved," Helen called for her husband, "do something!"
"I think it's more of a family affair," Tim whispered to his youngest sister.
"I think..." Lex pouted.
Bob eventually came over and lifted up the table in the air with his super strength. Jack-Jack enjoyed this very much until the doorbell rang, which made the family swiftly stop what they were doing.
"If either of us should open the door," Tim asked.
"I'll get it," Dash offered as he walked over there while his family tried to be 'normal' now.
"I wonder who might be at the door at this hour," Lex said.
"Hey, Lucius," Dash grinned at his dad's best friend.
"Hey, Speedo," the man at the door greeted, wearing a sharp leather jacket.
Then Dash zipped back to the table as the man greeted the family.
"Nice to see you," Bob greeted.
"HA," Lucius smirked before getting sarcastic, "never heard that before......"
"I guess his power must be ice," Jesse said.
"You ever heard of 'Frozone'," Violet asked him.
"Woah," Lucius called out before releasing his ice powers to freeze the water and then caught it in his hands in victory.
"Oh, I like it if it shatters," Dash pouted in disappointment.
"This is amazing," Jesse smirked before looking at Bob, "but that has to mean you're Mr. Incredible."
"Uh...yes, well...I used to be...." Bob chuckled shyly as he caught his coat, "well, I'll be back later."
"Where are you two going," Helen asked the leaving adult men.
"It's Wednesday," Bob replied like it was obvious.
"A night at the bowling alley..." Violet remembered, but waved them away, "say hello to me with darling Lucius!"
"Will do, goodnight, Helen, night, children," Lucius called as he left with Bob out the front door.
Jesse began to get suspicious about the two super-powered men. Helen turned to her older son. Dash turned back and smirked innocently.
"Don't think you're avoiding speaking about a trip to the Headmaster's office, young man," Helen said in a scolding tone of voice, "your father and I will continue to discuss it."
"You know, I'm not the only boy who got sent to the office," Dash scoffed.
"Yes, but these children don't have the power," Tim said.
"Tim is right," Helen agreed, "now it's perfectly normal to feel–"
"Normal," Violet spoke up, "what have you done about normally? What does everyone in our family know about normality?! My best friend isn't even normal! The only normal is Jack-Jack!"
"Now wait a moment, young lady," Helen started.
"We're acting normal, I want to be normal," Violet continued, "the only normal is Jack-Jack and he's not even toilet trained!"
Jack-Jack cooed and chuckled.
"Um, ma'am, can I be forgiven," Jesse asked.
"You can," Helen allowed him.
"Thank you for dinner, it was lovely, even if it's leftovers," Jesse grinned to her.
Soon Jesse left to follow Bob and Lucius. Lex and Tim could sneer at their brother was up to something.
Annie came behind Jesse and put her hand over his mouth.
Jesse muffled and flipped her over, but saw it was just Annie Greenwood. "Annie," he whispered louder.
"I have to be honest," Annie replied, "there's something weird going on, especially with this superhero attack with Mr. Incredible and Frozone."
"Annie, please let me go, I have to see where these two are going," Jesse said.
"Just remember what I said, it's part of my exchange program that my parents signed me up for..." Annie warned.
"We'll speak about you being an exchange student later, I have to go," Jesse went to catch up with Bob and Lucius.
"Madame Mirage, my mum is on the move," Annie said as she put her hand to her ear to reveal an ear-piece communication device, "he's going with Mr. Incredible and this Frozone."
"Just as I thought," a white-haired lady said.
"Must I go back to you and the Boss," Annie asked.
"Not yet, first, be sure to let your uncle and cousin know about our little 'situation'," Mirage said.
"Yes, madam," Annie replied.
Jesse continued to follow the two men and where he saw that they weren't going bowling at all. The two were right known speaking about someone named "Doctor Toxic".
"Doctor Toxic," Jesse whispered before listening in with his super hearing.
"Well, now I'm in danger," Lucius said to Bob as they sat in the front seats, "I mean, one more jolt of your death ray and I'm an epitaph. Somehow, I manage to find shelter, and what does the witch doctor do?"
"He starts to monologue," Bob said knowingly with a laugh.
"He stars the monologue," Lucius echoed that, "he starts, like, this stuffed speech, about how weak I am compared to him, how inevitable my defeat is, how the world will soon be his, yadda yadda yadda......"
"Typical villain move," Jesse whispered to himself as he continued to listen in.
Then the two spoke until they heard what sounded like a police scanner.
"2356, what's this, a robbery," Bob asked his friend.
"That's just mournful," Lucius sounded disinterested.
"Yes, theft, I want to catch a thief," Bob said emotionally.
"To warn you the truth, I'd rather go bowling," Lucius replied, "what if we really did what our wives think we're going to do for a change?"
Riley sat in a car with a white-haired woman as they were also listening in on Bob and Lucas.
"What are they doing now," a male voice on secret radio asked the white-haired woman.
"They're just speaking," the white-haired woman explained.
"Are they alone," the male voice asked.
"I'm sure my cousin Jesse has them..." Riley replied.
"I think I saw him," the white-haired lady said.
"Jesse always does facts like that," Riley said, "my mum says he looks more like his dad than his brothers."
Jesse continued to listen in to see if he could find out more from the two former superheroes. Bob and Lucius seemed to have an argument before there was suddenly a report of a fire, which shocked both of them, but mostly Bob, of course. Jesse sighed as he knew that he would most likely would have to make sure they didn't get hurt with how old they'd gotten. Then the two drove away and Jesse was going with them.
"Whoo-hoo," Bob cheered, "FIRE!!"
Jesse decided to meet them there by following them by flying.
"There they go, madam," Riley reported to Mirage.
"In fact," Mirage nodded.
"Do we follow them," Riley asked.
"Yes," Mirage nodded.
"Yes, madam..." Riley nodded.
Then they were going to do just that.
Jesse shivered and wheezed as he had to stop in the air and looked down to see a burning building. "Yow! Now this is a fire......"
Before doing anything else, Jesse decided to first catch his breath. Bob and Lucius parked their car, put on ski masks where no one would recognize them and went into the building to save the civilians, who were trapped inside. Jesse decided to act like a hero and join in and use his powerful lungs to put out the fire. The smoke came up to him.
Jesse coughed and waved the smoke off. "Smoking's a dirty habit," he said in a strained voice. Then he heard someone weeping, it sounded almost like a child. "Oh, my," he gasped in shock and flew right to the source at what sounded like a distressed child.
And where he saw it was coming from a little girl as she looked as though she was hurt.
"Oh, my," Jesse rushed to the little girl, "come here..."
The little girl sniffled and looked up to him and reached out for him. Jesse took the little girl gently in his arms and flew out with her out the window. He knew that there might be other people inside the building, where he decided to put it out with his super breath, which would be like blowing out a candle.
Jesse coughed from the smoke and set the little girl down. "Excuse me a sec....." he said as he cleared his throat and took a breath. "Phew! Don't smoke, it's bad for you," he advised as he relaxed himself.
After getting himself steadied, Jesse used his super breath and blew out the fire like it was a lit candle.
"Wow..." the little girl whispered.
Then Jesse grinned to the little girl. "You're safe now, girl."
"This is amazing," the little girl grinned.
"You're welcome," Jesse said, but checked her out, "ooh, you skinned your knee...."
"I was trying to run off..." the little girl pouted.
"I'm going to ask my sister to heal you," Jesse said.
"Oh, Harmony, you're safe," a woman grinned.
Jesse looked over to the woman. "Oh, excuse me, ma'am," he grinned to the woman gently.
"Thank you so much for saving my little girl, young man," the woman grinned as she hugged him.
"No problem," Jesse said.
"What do you say, Harmony," the woman prompted her daughter.
"Thank you, Super Boy," the little girl grinned brightly to her hero.
"You're welcome," Jesse grinned back, accepting the name.
"Thank you very much," the woman hugged her daughter, "you may have saved her life."
"Just doing my job, ma'am," Jesse grinned back.
"We need to know your name," the woman said.
Jesse was going to warn her his real name, but he knew that if he did that, then he'd be placing his family in danger with how a superhero life was where he had to go with a superhero name and he remembered once his father warned him that Gohan used as his superhero alter-ego. "Um, I'm the grand Saiya boy," he eventually said.
"Thank you, Saiya Boy," Harmony grinned.
"Yes, thank you," the woman grinned as well to the boy.
"Well, I better–––" Jesse said before an alarm went off in a building next to the one that seemed to have crumbled down, but he sighed, "looks like I have to go take care of some bad people."
"Bless you, Saiya Boy, I'll never forget you, you're my hero," Harmony grinned.
Jesse grinned back, but went to the other building. As he was going inside the building, the police arrived and where they were about to shoot him if it hadn't been for Harmony's mother warning them that he was a hero for saving her daughter's life. Bob and Lucius looked busted, Jesse could yet recognize them, even with these masks on.
"What are you doing here," the three asked each other at the same time in surprise.
"Well, you see, I, um–" Jesse started.
"Were you following us," Bob asked.
"Perhaps," Jesse grinned hesitantly, but looked serious, "um, why are you in a jewelry store?"
"Someone thought it would be smart to walk through a wall since the fire was already put out by a gust of wind," Lucius frowned at Bob.
"You can't even freeze the flames," Bob frowned back.
"I WARNED YOU I CAN'T UNLESS THERE'S WATER IN THE AIR," Lucius growled.
"Guys, can we speak about this later? Because right now, there are cops coming," Jesse whispered.
Then Bob and Lucius saw he was right and it felt totally wrong since they were the good guys.
A very hesitant rookie cop came into the jewelry store and held out a gun to them while shivering. "FREEZE!!"
"It's alright, officer, just stay calm," Jesse said before using his crystal powers to create two illusions that looked like Bob and Lucius in their ski masks, warning Bob and Lucius what this meant.
They were surprised, not sure it whether in a good fashion or not. The Bob and Lucius doubles were both placed where they were.
"I was about to bring these two thieves to you," Jesse said before secretly using a teleportation spell on the real Bob and Lucius to teleport them out while their illusions went to the police.
"A boy," the rookie cop sounded surprised as he yet shivered.
"Hey, wait, calm down, sir, it's alright," Jesse warned the policeman, "I'll let you take these mugs away."
"Th-Thank you," the rookie said, yet a little shaken up since this would be the first time he would be placing burglars under arrest.
"Don't worry, they won't hurt you," Jesse promised as he helped the rookie cop out with the two robbers.
"Th-Thank you for your help," the rookie said.
"Yes, sir," Jesse grinned back, "well, I must go, I have a curfew."
"Of course," the rookie said.
Jesse grinned to them, but went to get himself home. And where of course the fastest road back home was past flying there.
Jesse landed at the front door and took out his key, unlocking the door. Scruffy looked up to him.
"Don't let Mummy hear me," Jesse whispered to his puppy as he opened the front door, "it's way past your bedtime."
"Jesse," Annie turned the lights on, rushing to him, "it is way past your bedtime!"
Jesse and Scruffy looked to each other and shrieked, running upstairs to his bedroom.
"And don't forget to brush your teeth," Annie called sharply to him.
"That sounds so familiar," Jesse pondered.
Then Jesse was lying down on his bed in his pajamas. "Scruffy, you should've been there....."
"What just happened," Scruffy asked.
"I really have to save someone without giving off my true identity," Jesse grinned.
"Huh..." Scruffy grinned, "doing superhero actions, right?"
"What have I done," Jesse shrugged with a modest grin, "I'm a giver....even if Mum totally missed it."
"Yes, I heard that," Scruffy said.
Jesse laughed a little. "That was pretty amazing."
"I wonder if you'll make the news," Scruffy smirked.
"We'll see, buddy, we'll see," Jesse smirked back and let out a yawn, "night..."
Scruffy nodded back. "Night then..."
"Check if you want to change targets? Over," the man on the radio warned Mirage and Annie as they were parked again.
"No need, there are the ones he wants, including Jesse's father," Mirage said.
Riley nodded.
"And luckily, a certain exchange student can lead us straight to them..." Mirage smirked to the pale-skinned girl.
"You can count on me," Riley smirked back.
The night was not an easy one for the Parr family.
The next morning at school, Riley was given a paper and was dialing a combination on a locker given to her and she opened it to put her stuff in.
"Well, Annie," Jesse came to his cousin's side, surprising her.
"Holy blue," Riley gasped in surprise.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you anyhow, Riley, do you live nearby," Jesse asked.
"Um, what do you mean," Riley asked as she took out a book and closed the locker door, walking away with the book in her arms.
"Are your parents there," Jesse asked.
"Um...Mum and Dad are at home, I'm living with a host family..." Riley seemed hesitant to be speaking with him.
"Are you alright," Jesse asked.
"Well, why do you ask," Riley looked away hesitantly.
"No reason, you just appear hesitant," Jesse said.
"Oh, um, just feels weird being in a school..." Riley replied, "you know how it is....."
"Yes," Jesse said, a little bit worried.
"Well, is it time for class, no," Riley replied.
"Yes, I guess..." Jesse shrugged as he went to class with her.
'I can't lie to him, he's my family, but I could be severely punished if I'm honest...' Riley thought to herself.
"Hey, are you alright," Jesse asked her.
"I'm fine..." Riley looked down and watched her foot as it drew circles in the linoleum glass floor.
The Clark siblings, who has class with them, came in and approached their mother.
"Oh, then that's the famous Riley......." Megan commented. "You look really pale, darling..." she said to the woman, "you need to get some sun."
"My family and I prefer to be away from the sun," Riley replied.
"Why," Lee asked.
"Because Dad says the sun is beating down..." Riley replied.
"Only if you stay in the sun too long," Elvis said.
"Uh, Annie's kinda special, boys..." Jesse grinned sheepishly to the Clark siblings.
"Didn't Lex say you were a vampire, Riley," Perry asked.
Riley gasped and turned back. "You know about that?!"
"Yes," Perry nodded.
Riley shut her eyes and held herself.
"You can trust us, Riley," Perry consoled, "you seem like a nice girl."
"R-Really," Riley asked.
"Yes...are you shy," Perry asked.
"A little..." Riley played with her blonde hair, "I don't get out much....."
"We can see that," Vector said.
Riley sighed. "I'm sorry..." she reached into her bag and took out the enchanted mirror, "I'm missing my parents......"
Jesse, Lex and Tim knew exactly what that mirror did so.
"Um, you should wait until lunch to call your parents," Lex suggested, "you shouldn't distract necessary attention with this fact."
"I'm sorry," Riley put her mirror away.
"Is that mirror magic," Megan asked.
"Yes, that is..." Riley thought it would be safe to warn them since they knew she was a vampire, "it can show me anyone and anything I want..."
"Cool," Vector grinned.
"Um...yes...cool..." Riley grinned back.
"C'mon, let's get to class," Vector said.
With that said, they all went to class. Jesse hid a yawn as he went into the classroom with them.
"You alright, Jesse," Elvis asked.
"Late night..." Jesse grinned sleepily.
"Stay up and speak to your Pokemon Princess girlfriend," Vector teased.
"Shut up," Jesse moaned.
"At least he has a girlfriend, Vector," Perry teased his brother.
"Haha, very funny," Vector pouted.
Then the students sat down in their desks for their lesson for the day. Lex decided to help out Riley since English was a confusing language for the pale girl in case the teacher said something that didn't make sense or wasn't clear to her. Riley, of course, had to find a fashion to sneak in the same message that Glen and Bob were going to get into Jesse's bag where they would be lured.
Everyone put their eyes forward. Then Riley hid something in her cousin's bag and looked away innocently. After school, Jesse was going to find something else in his bag. During lunch period, Riley went into the bathroom and checked the stalls to see the room was empty, but locked the door where no one would be able to come in or see her.
"I implanted the device in Jesse," Riley put her hand to her ear again, "I just need to find a road to lure Glen Greenwood while you take care of Mr. Incredible."
"No need, I already found a road to bring the same devices to your brother and to Mr. Incredible," Mirage said.
"Yes, ma'am, then Jesse was tagged," Riley nodded firmly.
"Excellent," Mirage smirked, "and I know the perfect fashion to give the device to your brother."
"Is that what I want to know," Riley sounded hesitant about this entire fact.
"I'll warn him it has something to do with a case," Mirage smirked.
"Yes, ma'am, the Boss will be pleased," Riley replied.
"Yes, he will," Mirage nodded.
"I have to get to dinner now before lunch dies," Riley said.
"Throughout nice work, young lady," Mirage replied.
Riley signed off and then left the girls' bathroom to tend to her afternoon meal. Unknown to her, Megan seemed to have overheard the conversation in the restroom.
Riley walked with a tray in the cafeteria.
"Hey, Mum, you should sit with us," Gwenie said as she sat with her friends.
Riley grinned hopefully to her and the popular girls.
"NOT," Gwenie and the mean girls said together with evil grins and laughed at her.
"Oh..." Riley pouted and then kept walking away.
Soon Lex used a spell secretly and which made Gwenie's food turned into snakes, unknown to her, she had replaced the popular girls' food with poisonous cobras. Then the girls were about to eat and yelled out and shrieked at their misfortune. Lex covered her mouth with a snicker, but waved to summon Riley to sit with her and the others.
"COBRAS," Gwenie shrieked.
"Run before they mess up our haaaaaiiirrr," one of the other girls yelped.
"Ew, slimy and deadly cobras," another girl whined.
Soon Lex became shocked, she didn't intend on replacing the popular girls' food with poisonous snakes, only ones that would frighten the popular girls. Luckily, the snakes didn't seem to be attacking, but they frightened the mean girls off. Then Lex made everything normal again before anyone would get into danger.
'That's a nice girl,' Sombra's voice smirked evilly.
"Huh," Lex's eyes widened and she looked around hesitantly. "Oh, dear..." she thought to herself hesitantly once she realized whose voice was in her mind.
'That's right, my love, I'm back, you didn't think I'd just disappear, would you,' Sombra's voice asked.
'Well, no, but...' Lex sounded afraid in her mind, 'I...I don't know...'
'I know you had darkness inside you and Jesse,' Sombra's voice said evilly.
'I wouldn't say that.....' Lex grinned hesitantly as she sipped her juice.
'You and your twin brother are more like your father than your older brother in more fashions than one,' Sombra's voice smirked.
'Yes, I suppose that's true.....' Lex's eyes darted back and forth hesitantly, 'what are you doing here?'
'I just wanted to see how you and your brother are doing,' Sombra's voice said.
'Having lunch with friends.....' Lex replied.
'Who's that,' Sombra asked about Perry, 'your boyfriend?'
'Yes, I love him with all my heart,' Lex replied.
'Well, I see...what if we had an unfortunate incident,' Sombra asked.
Lex's eyes widened. "NoooooOOOO," she suddenly and incidentally yelled out.
Soon everyone looked at her after she yelled. Lex felt humiliated and she sunk in her seat hesitantly, putting a magazine in front of herself to hide for shelter.
'Sounds like you really care about him,' Sombra's voice smirked.
'Well, yes...' Lex thought as she blushed, 'he's my boyfriend....'
'Ah, young love...' Sombra's voice smirked.
"Hey, you alright," Perry asked his girlfriend.
"Um...yes..." Lex grinned hesitantly, "uh, this singer is back with that actor right now...heheh..."
"Oh, um...alright," Perry said, confused.
"I'm sorry, Perry, I guess my mind's elsewhere......" Lex replied hesitantly, not going to warn him about Sombra just yet, it might be dangerous.
"If you say so...." Perry said, concerned about her.
Lex rubbed her arm hesitantly, feeling concerned herself.
"Well, uh...Riley, did you think everything was alright at school," Megan asked.
"Oh, yes," Riley replied as she was getting her food out, which looked strange to some of the American students, due to having Kid Cuisine, "I think I'll do well here. Especially since I have my cousins."
"That's grand," Megan grinned.
"I'm yet hesitant though......" Riley grinned back.
"What is THIS," Tony winced at Riley's choice of food.
"This is a croissant, and this is some gougere, which is a cheesecake, and beef bourguignon, which is beef stewed in red wine," Riley pointed out her lunch.
"Your host family did that for you," Elvis asked in surprise.
"I actually made it myself," Riley explained, "I cook most of my meals myself, it's a tradition back home, I even make breakfast for my parents on the holiday mornings until they're awake."
"Cool," Tony grinned.
"You cook your own meals," Megan asked.
"Mostly yes," Riley explained, her grin seemed to grow as she spoke with these new friends, "as I got older, my mother taught me to cook as she said her mother did the same at that age...my parents used to go into the woods and murder and catch our dinners."
"Murder and catch," Lee grimaced slightly.
"We live in our own private residence," Riley said. "We have no neighbors, nowhere near the city......some people say, our house is persecuted..." she sounded mournful at the last part.
"H-H-Haunted," Tony asked, afraid.
"Why would people think your house is haunted," Perry asked.
Riley shrugged. "You run away in fear before I can ask."
"This is just mean," Megan said.
"Can you blame them," Tony asked, which had him death frowns from his siblings.
"This is life..." Riley sighed, "they're coarser than my mother..."
"Your mother," Perry asked, "did she...hurt you...?"
"Not by harming me, she seems to prefer my brother Simon more than me..." Riley sounded mournful, "she was never there for the first eight years of my life, and as she eventually came back into my life, she hardly ever does anything to me...I sometimes feel like she's not my real mother."
"That's horrible," Megan frowned.
Riley sighed as she nibbled at her food.
"Is that true," Perry asked the Greenwood siblings about their sister, who was Riley's cousin.
"I'm not sure how to respond that," Tim said.
"Rae Lindley is a difficult sister," Jesse agreed.
"Indeed she is," Lex said.
"She used to frighten me......" Tim had to admit, "worse than Sykes."
"Yikes," the Clark siblings said.
Tim merely shivered. Riley sighed as she was concerned about losing the new friends she had just made.
After school, the children were now on their road to do their own fact. Riley was going to a mysterious black sports car as her ride home.
"Nice ride," Tony grinned.
"Um, thanks..." Riley replied.
"Hey, Riley, perhaps you'd like to come and hang out with us," Lex invited with a grin.
"Uh, no, I better go home....." Riley replied, "I'll see you tomorrow."
"Well, alright," Lex said.
Riley nodded and went over the sports car and walked in, sat down and shut the door behind her. Once she was inside, the car drove away from the school grounds.
"Your cousin is weird," Tony scoffed at Jesse, Lex and Tim.
"She can be a little weird," Tim said.
"Well then, you guys want to come here," Lex invited the Clark siblings.
"Sure," the Clark siblings grinned until Tony and Megan remembered that they had homework.
"Wait..." Megan said.
"What," Jesse asked them.
"Homework," Tony and Megan moaned.
"Well, Marc and I don't have homework," Perry grinned.
"What an interesting change of pace for you," Lex grinned to Lee, remembering how much he used to hate homework and schoolwork.
"I know my place, ever since you helped me understand my homework in a sporty fashion, I have excellent grades," Perry grinned.
"What can I say," Lex grinned back, blushing slightly, "I like to help out."
"And that's one of the reasons I like about you," Perry grinned.
'You know something about Princess Tutu,' Sombra's voice asked with a smirk, 'we'll speak about it later, where you don't sound crazy, Lex.'
'Princess Tutu,' Lex thought to herself about curiosity as she gave a bashful grin to Perry.
While the Greenwood siblings, Perry and Elvis were on their road to the Greenwood house, Glen could sense someone outside and decided to see who it was.
"Glen," Patch walked over to his longtime owner.
"There's someone at the door, I can already warn," Glen said.
Patch nodded, but went back over to Colette as she slept in their basket where their puppies were born. Soon Glen went up to the front door and responded the door before a certain white-haired woman was about to knock.
"Oh, what a surprise," the woman replied.
"I could say the same fact to you," Glen said as he opened the door, "can I help you, Miss?"
"Yes, I'd like to speak to you, Glen Greenwood, possibly in your office," Mirage said.
"Erm...alright..." Glen rubbed the back of his neck shyly.
"Right now..." Mirage smirked, her lime-green eyes piercing into his blue sapphire eyes as she tried to be seductive.
"Of course, my office is right inside, please come in," Glen said.
Mirage nodded and followed him inside as she ominously looked around the house. Glen walked her inside the house as he went to his home office. After closing the front door, the two of them went into his office to speak.
"Well, what seems to be the problem, ma'am," Glen asked Mirage.
"Well, you see, this is a case and I think you might know about a certain boy who went missing," Mirage said.
"Oh," Glen sounded concerned.
"Yes, I believe he was sent home by the police and his name was Incredi-Boy," Mirage said.
"Buddy Pine..." Glen sighed to himself as he recognized that name.
"You know him," Mirage replied.
"It's a long story, but yes, ma'am, I actually know," Glen nodded to the woman, "but...that was a long time ago, like fifteen years ago......surely he's an adult now..."
"He's on an island and where a robot that his scientists created broke loose and it's on the island and it's causing havoc," Mirage said.
"Oh, my heavens..." Glen sounded concerned.
"Yes, it's very serious and I think you have to investigate, Glen Greenwood," Mirage sounded urgent, "it's very reluctant before soon it takes control of the world."
"This sounds less of an incident than more of a rescue mission," Glen said.
"Exactly," Mirage nodded.
"Well, what exactly do you want me to do," Glen asked, "I'm just a detective."
"Yes, but I also know your secret abilities," Mirage said, "such an ability to fly and incredible strength that is much stronger than that of Mr. Incredible and Superman and that's why I need your son and Mr. Incredible help me stop this."
"W-What do you mean," Glen grinned hesitantly and rubbed his arm.
Mirage began to show holographic recordings of Glen's actions of his powers behind the magic. Glen grinned sheepishly.
Mirage smirked to that. "Well, can I count on you guys?"
"Sure you can," Glen said.
"Thank you very much, you have no idea what that means to me," Mirage grinned.
"Well, where is this island any matter," Glen asked.
"For that, you'll have to call us later," Mirage smirked as she gave him her calling card.
Glen took the card curiously. "Erm, thank you, Miss."
"Mirage," Mirage said simply before leaving.
"Thank you, Miss Mirage," Glen nodded.
"Don't say it," Mirage said as she seemed to mysteriously disappear out the front door.
"That was weird," Glen whispered. Then he looked at the calling card in curiosity.
A few moments later, Jesse, Lex, Tim, Perry and Elvis came into the house.
"Well, Lex, how are you doing with ballet," Perry asked his girlfriend, a little shyly at first.
"I'll give you tickets to the big show," Lex grinned, "I'll be backstage with the other girls, but I'll give you amazing places."
"Good, thank you..." Perry grinned.
'Lex, warn me something, have you warned him that you love him and have you warned him of it from your heart,' Sombra's voice asked.
'Of course I have,' Lex replied in her head while grinning back to Lee.
'And you haven't disappeared in a spot of light yet,' Sombra's voice asked.
'Not what I know, why,' Lex asked.
'That's what happens to her if she acknowledges her love for the one she loves, but somehow you could change that,' Sombra's voice said.
'But...that can't be true....' Lex replied.
'Check your storybook, I left the storybook for you about Princess Tutu,' Sombra's voice said, 'it'll warn you of her.'
'Yes, Uncle Sombra,' Lex replied.
"Um, if you want to excuse me, I have to go to my room and, uh...practice," Lex said aloud to the others.
The others glanced to her.
"Dance steps," Perry guessed.
"Uh, yes, you know, plies, grand jetes, you know what it's like....." Lex grinned sheepishly, but zipped upstairs to her room.
"Ballerinas...." Elvis smirked while shaking his head.
"Hi, Marc, you want to see if you can beat me on video games," Tim shrugged.
"Oh, you're so on," Elvis challenged.
Tim laughed as he set up the game, going to play against him.
Lex shut her bedroom door and looked around, but she locked the door and came to her bed and saw a book about the one known as "Princess Tutu" that her brother had warned her about. Lex gulped before she picked up the book and opened it to see what she could learn about Princess Tutu.
'That's right...educate yourself.....' Sombra's voice warned the girl.
'Don't speak to me,' Lex frowned.
'Don't try my patience, my darling...' Sombra replied.
Then Lex picked up the book, putting her hand on the front cover as she saw a caramel brown-haired girl in a white ballerina outfit. "She looks so beautiful......" she whispered.
'Just like you,' Sombra's voice said.
Then Lex opened the book as she was now reading about Princess Tutu who once started out as a normal girl named 'Ahiru' which for Japanese, stood for 'Duck' and where she started to read about her adventures and where she learned about what Princess Tutu was destined to be in the story.
Then Lex saw a glowing come from her bedroom closet. Then she stood up and opened her closet door and saw the dance shoes given to her on her first time in Barbie's ballet class with Kelly, Riley, Eloise and even Jenny. "Could that be why I've been sent into Barbie stories," she wondered to herself, remembering if she was younger about being in the Nutcracker, Swan Lake and much more.
'Yes,' Sombra's voice said.
Lex was very shocked, surprised and overwhelmed all at once.
'Yes, I know how you feel,' Sombra's voice said.
"I don't know what to say......" Lex said as she hugged the Princess Tutu book. She started to hear Sombra's voice growl out of pain. "Uncle Sombra, a-a-are you alright," she asked in concern.
'I-I just had a little heartburn,' Sombra's voice warned her.
"Heartburn," Lex asked, "um, I heard Mum say that too much red meat is bad for you."
'I'm sure it was just a one-time fact,' Sombra's voice said.
"Perhaps..." Lex wondered as she held the book as it seemed to glow at her.
'You'll be on an adventure in the same book, but it won't be for a while,' Sombra's voice said.
'It seems like I have a lot to learn...' Lex whispered as her eyes slightly glowed with the book.
'Hey, Lex, don't open the book yet,' Sombra's voice said.
Lex nodded. "I'll put it on my shelf."
'She's a nice girl,' Sombra's voice said, 'almost sounding sincere.'
Lex put the book away for now as she held her head slightly.
Tim and Perry were playing their video games yet.
"You're going to lose, Art Boy," Perry smirked to Tim.
"Oh, really," Tim smirked as he now seemed to beat Perry as he made the final point on Mario vs. Sonic game.
"Victory for Sonic," Jesse cheered, "Team Sonic rules, Team Mario drools!"
"Let's get to you, bro," Tim said randomly.
"Nice try, Tim, but it won't work this time," Jesse folded his arms with a smirk.
Unfortunately for Jesse, Tim was right as Perry tackled Jesse into the ground like a football player.
Tim flinched and then smirked. "Warned you so."
"Gah, get away from me," Jesse groaned before fighting Lee back.
"No way," Perry smirked playfully as he and Jesse were now wrestling.
"Oh, you're so dead, Clark," Jesse smirked.
"And they're gone," Elvis sighed.
"Uh-huh..." Tim sighed himself.
Lex came downstairs, but stepped back as Jesse and Perry were wrestling. "Must you two always go at each other's throats," she asked metaphorically.
"You always have to be creepy annoying," Jesse asked.
"Be nice to your sister," Perry scolded.
"Yes, be nice to your sister," Lex smirked.
Jesse stuck his tongue out at her while Lex did the same. Perry took this as his advantage and got Jesse into a headlock.
"Cheap shot, cheap shot," Jesse choked slightly.
Glen came into the living room, seeming to lug around.
"Hi, Glen Greenwood," the teenagers greeted, stopping their activities just this once.
Glen mumbled out to them as he walked into the kitchen to get something to drink and eat.
"That was weird," Jesse said.
"Is your dad alright," Elvis asked the Greenwood siblings.
"He's been under a lot of stress lately," Jesse sighed.
"Yes," Lex added.
"He looks like a zombie," Perry noted.
"Yes, Dad really does," Tim said in agreement.
"I'd better check on him......" Jesse said, "I want to be a detective like him."
"Alright, but only if you can try to get out of my grip," Lee smirked as he yet had Jesse in a padlock.
"Oh, you've had it," Jesse frowned, "just because you make my sister happy doesn't mean I'm going to make it easy for you!"
"And here we go," Lex sighed.
Jesse and Perry continued to wrestle.
Once they completed, Jesse came to see his brother. "Glen."
Glen mumbled as he made a sandwich and got himself a cup of peach tea.
"Is everything alright," Jesse asked.
"Oh, you know what it's like.....a rough day at the office..." Glen mumbled as he walked back to his home office, "warn your mum I won't be there for dinner...cat in the crib...."
"Cradle, what cradle," Jesse asked.
Glen muttered and shut his office room door.
Jesse looked down and saw Mirage's calling card, but picked it up. "Wait, bro, you dropped your–––" he called out before looking to the strange holographic card. "Mirage," he grew curious.
After a while, Elvi and Perry went home for the night. Jesse was thinking about this "Mirage" person while Lex had her mind on "Princess Tutu". Ursaring came into Lex's room and stood large and tall like a murderous bear.
"Oh, Teddy," Lex looked up in surprise to her all grown up Teddiursa, but gently petted him at the top of his head.
"Is everything alright, Sis," Teddy asked.
"I just have a lot on my mind..." Lex said to him as she sat on her bed.
Teddy lay down past her feet. "Is this a school problem," he asked, "I can frighten that Tammy girl for you where she'll leave you and Daddy alone."
"No, no, that's not a school problem," Lex said.
"What is this then," Teddy asked.
Lex gently petted him. "I'm not sure how to put it into words."
"Then why don't you explain it by dancing," Teddy asked.
"I think I could do that......" Lex flipped off her bed and landed perfectly on her feet.
Teddy grinned, he just loved it as his sister danced. After she put on her ballet shoes, she turned into Princess Tutu. Teddy flinched from the bright light at first. Lex suddenly had a white teotard with a fluffy tutu as she danced. And where her dancing seemed depressing.
Teddy frowned, not enjoying this dancing very much. Her dancing even showed her confessing her love to someone and then showing dance and hand movements, showing that she was fading into a speck of light. Teddy looked curious and a little concerned. After that, she ended her dance with her looking like she was lonely.
"Sis," Teddy rushed to her.
Lex looked over to her Ursaring. "Now do you understand?"
"Yes, I do so," Teddy nodded.
Lex hugged him. Teddy hugged her back.
Meanwhile, Jesse was yet thinking about Mirage's name and then he saw something blinking a bit in his bag. "What's that," he wondered as he put the card in his pocket and knelt past his bag and opened it up to find the source of the blinking.
And where he found a device inside, making him curious at how it had in his bag.
"What's that fact," he looked around it, wondering what it meant, where it came from and what it was doing in his bag.
Then Jesse reached inside and brought out the device, holding the screen to his face. "What's this, it's a tablet of some sort," he wondered as the device continued to light up.
And then where the screen showed the words hold silent.
"Hold silent..." Jesse squinted his eyes.
Suddenly, the device seemed to scan the boy.
"What the hell is that," Jesse asked, surprised. Then he dropped the device as it started to speak to him, literally.
And then where it scanned the room to see if he was alone.
"I think I should catch someone..." Jesse said to himself.
Soon Mirage appeared on the screen.
"Umm..." Jesse's blue eyes widened.
"Hello, Jesse Greenwood," the woman greeted, "my name is Mirage. Yes, we know who you are. Rest assured. Your secrets, such as Mr. Incredible's identity and your father's identity, are safe for us. In fact, we all have something in common. According to the government, neither exists all of us. Please note that this message is categorized and will not be repeated."
Jesse used his magic as he was going to write down what he was going to hear.
"I represent the top secret department of the government," Mirage continued, "designing and testing experimental techniques, and we need your abilities–"
"Jesse, are you there," Annie called from behind her son's door.
"Yes, yes, I'm chatting with Emi," Jesse lied.
"Something happened at our remote testing facility," Mirage's voice continued.
"Now, supper's ready," Annie called back.
"I'll be down soon," Jesse warned her.
"Well, it's dinnertime," Annie called.
"In a moment, Sis," Jesse bit his lip hesitantly as he tried to listen to Mirage while copying down what she was saying since he was only going to be warned this once.
Mirage continued to warn him more and more information.
"Jesse Greenwood," Annie called sharply.
"Not now, Sis," Jesse yelled back but bit her lip, "oh, man, she's going to take me completely for that..."
"Now you can help us or you can keep waiting for something to happen in your town, you can reply 24 hours a day and think about it," Mirage said before the screen turned off.
Jesse looked tempted and intrigued by the offer.
"This message is self-destructing," the device said before starting to destroy itself.
"Oh, dear..." Jesse said. Then he caught the device and swiftly threw it out the window and luckily, it destructed before it could do any damage to his house. "Phew!"
"JESSE," Annue sounded sharp, "IF I COUNT THREE, BUT YOU'RE NOT HERE, DON'T WRESTLE FOR A WEEK!!"
Jesse gasped and rushed outside of his room as his cousin started to count.
"Nice," Annie nodded firmly before they heard an explosion outside, "what?"
"Well, the Clarks may have had a new video game," Jesse grinned hesitantly with a sheepish shrug.
"Yes, it must have been," Jesse said.
Jesse grinned hesitantly, but zipped to the kitchen to eat dinner with his family.
"Well, this was certainly an interesting day," Annie said.
"Annie, how was this today," Angel grinned to her best friend since puppyhood.
"I saw someone enter Glen's office with him. I didn't like her and I yet don't like her," Annie said.
"Her," Angel asked, "oh, Annie...I don't think Glen is having an affair, right?"
"Never," Glen said.
"Martin..." Annie and Angel spotted him out of his home office instantly.
"I have to go right away," Glen warned his cousin, "there's a strange incident about the island."
"What's wrong," Annie asked.
"I'm sorry, Annie, that's a secret," Glen replied.
"Martin..." Annie frowned, "I hate you looking like this."
"Don't worry, Mum and Dad aren't alone," Jesse said.
"Oh," Annie asked.
"But Dad, I'm coming with you," Jesse volunteered.
"Oh, but Jesse, what about school," Annie replied.
"I make sure the school knows he'll be exempt," Glen said.
"Huh..." Annie hummed firmly about Jesse missing school.
"It doesn't matter, Mum, and at least then I'll do more homework," Jesse said.
"That's true..." Annie hid a smirk.
Glen chuckled to that.
"Well, can I go, my boy," Jesse grinned in emotion.
"Of course you can," Glen grinned with a wink, knowing why his youngest son wanted to come.
"Thank you, Dad," Jesse hugged his father.
"Why don't you get a suitcase if you go," Glen suggested.
"You've had it," Jesse said.
Glen grinned to him. Jesse grinned back and went to his room to get ready.
Annie sighed. "You have to go back to high school superhero mission," she asked once it was just her and her husband.
"Yes," Glen said, "I can't say what that is."
"Alright, just be careful," Annie replied softly.
"Where I wasn't careful," Glen grinned back.
"Is that a trick question," Annie smirked.
Glen huffed with a small smirk.
Jesse was packing up most of his facts until it would officially be time to go. Then he took out a framed picture of him with Emi and he grinned softly before hugging it. "I miss you..." he whispered as he decided to take a picture of Emi with him for safety and security reasons due to his love for her. Then he heard his laptop go off as it seemed he now had a call. He put the picture down, but zipped up his bag for now, but sat down in his chair and responded the call. "Hello?"
"Hey, handsome," Emi grinned.
"Hey," Jesse grinned back, "what just happened?"
"Oh, no big deal," Emi grinned as she had Pikachu in her lap, "I just wanted to check out who I like."
"I'm glad you did it, and is Ash there as well," Jesse asked, "because there is Pikachu."
"He's in another room right now," Emi smirked slightly, "he wanted to meet someone alone, where I called you."
"Oh, let me guess who that is," Jesse smirked, "um, perhaps his girlfriend Serena?"
"Immediately," Emi chuckled.
"Yes, he can't stop speaking about her," Pikachu added.
"Guys," Ash's and Serena's voices exclaimed while blushing.
"Oops," Emi chuckled sheepishly since Ash and Serena overheard them.
Soon two more images appeared on both screens, showing Ash and Serena.
"Uh, hey, guys..." Jesse grinned bashfully.
"Hey, little buddy," Ash smirked.
"Hey, Ash, well, uh...how about your strength," Jesse asked.
"It's as incredible as ever since you gave me the same strength as you," Ash grinned.
"Oh, that was my pleasure," Jesse grinned to his girlfriend's older brother.
"Hi, Jesse," Serena grinned and waved.
"Hey, Serena," Jesse waved back to her.
"Without you, Ash wouldn't have had the courage to warn him of my true feelings for him," Serena grinned.
"No problem," Glen grinned back before he looked at Ash, "well, Ash, can you and Greninja yet unite your minds and make him that cool transformation/mega evolution?"
"Yes, and we've just learned how it works," Ash grinned.
"Yes," Jesse looked emotional to hear that.
"Yes, I'm glad you somehow came to the Kalos Region for the first and second time," Ash grinned.
"I'm complete with surprises," Jesse grinned back innocently.
"You certainly are," Serena chuckled.
"Then the next time you meet, why don't you and I play a wrestling match first and then a Pokemon fight," Ash requested.
"It's nice for me," Jesse grinned, "I missed the adventure together like in front of my family and moved to Southdale."
"Have you met the Te Xuan Ze," Emi asked.
"Who is this," Jesse raised a brow.
"I hear that there's this girl for every generation that fights monsters and creatures, and that the only girl who can see and hear them with her is the only girl who can see and hear them with her is the only girl who can see and hear them through the magic wall," Emi explained, "rumor has it that as Jasmine Lee became an only child, she has an only child, Michael, and one of her grandchildren had power, where she skipped generations. I think you've heard of it. It's all part of the Native Americans."
"No, I'm sorry, I haven't," Jesse said.
"Perhaps someday...." Serena suggested.
"I think I heard my dad speaking about that, but I'm concerned later," Jesse grinned back, "by the way, thank you for remembering that I'm an Indian, Emi."
"You're my boyfriend, I know everything about you," Emi laughed like it was obvious.
"Oh, that's right," Jesse grinned.
Emi chuckled to him.
"You have a grand laugh," Jesse grinned to that.
"Thank you," Emi grinned.
Jesse grinned.
"Are you going somewhere soon," Emi noticed the bag on her boyfriend's bed.
"What? Oh, that's right," Jesse just remembered, "Dad and I will be away for a while."
"Where," Ash asked.
Jesse wanted to warn them, but he couldn't. "I'm sorry, that's the best secret," he said.
"Oh, hey, you can trust us~...." Ash pried.
"I know my place, this is a family," Jesse said where they wouldn't badger him into confessing, "I can't give you many warnings, but I just know that the world will be much better."
"Well, that's a relief," Emi sighed.
"Don't worry as long as you have Jesse Greenwood," Jesse made a proud heroic stance with his hands on his hips, "'Search and Rescue' is my middle name!"
"I thought it was Benjamin," Ash asked with a smirk.
"Why does everyone keep saying this," Jesse pouted as that usually murdered the mood for him.
"It's fun to see you spit," Emi said.
"Huh..." Jesse folded his arms with a smirk back to her, "oh, Emi, what about your tutor?"
"It's alright," Emi grinned, "it's a little alright about what that is, I don't understand what your cousin Eloise was complaining about this."
"Complaining about what," Ash asked.
"Oh, Emi, it's never your fault," Jesse said, "besides, Philip was a little mean and boring."
"Any matter, can you at least warn us of your destination," Emi asked.
"All I can say is that it's an island," Jesse said.
"Which island is this," Serena asked.
"Ah-ah, that's all I warn you," Jesse smirked, mimicking zipping his lips.
"It's not fair," Ash pouted.
"I'm sorry, everyone's classified," Jesse replied like an ominous spy.
"Well, fine," Emi pouted.
Jesse hated keeping the secret from Emi, but it was for her own and everybody else's safety. "I'm sorry, Emi~"
"What's wrong with Jesse," Emi asked.
"Rules are rules..." Jesse replied.
"Jesse, we're boyfriends and girlfriends......" Emi pleaded, "you can warn me anything, what's happening there?"
"I'm sorry, Emi, there are some facts I can't even warn," Jesse replied, hoping she would understand.
"I won't end this video chat until I warn me where you're going," Emi said as an aura started to show up around her.
"Yes, you aura is reappearing," Ash said.
"What does that mean again," Pikachu spoke up.
"It's like Jesse or Lex get frustrated and upset and dark crystals begin to appear," Ash reminded him.
"Oh, that's right," Pikachu hit himself on the head once he remembered that now.
"C'mon, Emi, try to understand....." Jesse looked slightly hesitant of Emi's aura change.
Jesse frowned, but he caught the top of his laptop. "Emi, I'm very sorry....."
"Jesse," Emi yelled out.
Then Jesse shut his laptop, signing himself off where he wouldn't have to respond her question.
"Jesse, are you there," Emi frowned as she tried to get a hold of him. "Hello, Jesse? Can you hear me," she frowned and looked concerningly to Pikachu, "he...he hung up on me....."
"We're going to fly across the ocean to see where he's going," Pikachu asked.
"No, we're teleporting there," Emi said.
"Teleporting," Pikachu's eyes widened.
"I'm finding out where Jesse goes with his dad, and nothing stops me," Emi replied firmly and determined.
"Yes, my loved one, nothing," a dark voice said.
Pikachu looked rather hesitant and shivered slightly as he felt something wrong in the air.
"I'm going..." Emi assured herself.
"Alright, but first, you have to calm down," Ash said.
"Who said I was restless," Emi narrowed her sepia eyes.
"Your aura," Ash, Serena and Pikachu said.
Emi firmly growled and stormed away. "I'll be right back."
Then Ash, Serena and Pikachu looked very concerned and overwhelmed about Emi's sudden behavior change.
"I warned her," Typhlosion sighed, overwhelmed with fear and despair.
Then Emi got herself ready to see Jesse, looking rather violent.
The next day...
"Alright, Dad's going out for a few days of meetings," Violet said as she came over to have some girl time with Megan and Lex.
"This is weird," Lex commented, "Dad's going to be away for a while, and he's taking Jesse with him."
"That is weird," Violet said.
"Yes..." Megan agreed, "a lot of weird stuff has happened recently."
"I'll say..." Violet said in agreement.
"Well, hopefully they don't get into any damage," Marc said.
"Oh, this is a business, something may be wrong," Lex shrugged.
"Huh..." Violet hummed as she had a sneaking suspicion, but kept it to herself for now.
Sure enough, it was time for Bob, Glen and Jesse to get themselves ready for their "business visit out of town". Unknown to them, they were going to be followed by a certain Pokemon Princess.
"This would be grand, Dad," Jesse grinned to his father in emotion, "makes you feel like a boy again?"
"It does so," Glen grinned.
"I'm sorry about what just happened that night, Greenwood," Bob said to Glen, "it was bad for all of us...I think if I were Mr. Incredible, I'd just miss the past."
"I know my place, it looks like you let go," Glen said.
"I haven't photographed......" Bob slightly frowned at him.
Jesse hid a chuckle.
"I can help you recover your health," Glen said.
Bob laughed at that. "We'll see, we're ready to go."
"We're ready if you like, sir," Jesse promised.
"Alright then, let's go," Bob said, leaving with the father and son.
Emi began to follow them without being seen.
They were now in a manta jet in the heavens. Bob was in his old suit, which was now too tight for him, but it was all he had. While Glen was in his Saiyan Man outfit that he used magic to make it the perfect size for him and where after Jesse's futuristic bracelet scanned his father's outfit Jesse got to wear an outfit similar to it only in his size.
"Thought you'd be wearing your lunatic uniform," Glen said to his son.
"Me as well, I guess my bracelet wants us to match," Jesse shrugged, but grinned at the color choice, "I must love the Acmetropolis technique."
"Yes, cool," Glen grinned, looking down at the futuristic bracelet.
Then Mirage appeared, which caught their attention. "The Omnidroid 9000 is a top-secret battle droid," she explained to them about their mission on the island once they would get there, "its artificial intelligence enables it to solve any problem it faces. And...unfortunately-----"
"Let me guess," Bob said, "it has become smart enough, want to know why to accept orders?"
"We're out of control," Mirage nodded to confirm his assumption, "right now, it's loose in the jungle, threatening our facility. We had to evacuate everyone from the island for their own safety. They're at sea waiting for everything to go well."
"That's fine," Jesse said.
"How do we get in," Bob asked.
"The Omnidroid's defense required an airdrop from 5,000 feet," Mirage informed, "its cloaking makes it hard to track...though we're pretty sure it's on the southern half of the island. One more fact; obviously it represents a major investment––"
"Well, let me guess, you want us to fight it and shut it down without fully destroying it, right," Glen smirked.
"You are Mr. Incredible and the Saiyan, and your little Saiyan boy," Mirage grinned back.
"You can count on us," Jesse grinned.
Then the three were going through a drop pod bay. Glen and Jesse went through with no problem, but since Bob had put on a few pounds, it took him a little while longer than the other two.
"Yes, I'll certainly help you lose the extra pounds," Glen said to Bob.
"Suck in your heart, Mr. Parr–I mean, Incredible," Jesse called.
After one last push, Bob was eventually in his pod.
"Man, you've really been different in fifteen years," Glen commented.
"Thanks for the reminder," Bob moaned.
Then Jesse suddenly shook a chill down his spine as he could feel his girlfriend's stare.
"You alright, son," Glen asked.
"I get chills down my spine......" Jesse replied, slightly hesitant.
"How many times has this happened," Bob asked.
"Normally, if something bad happens, but usually it just happens right now before my girlfriend stares at me," Jesse said.
"But how did Emi get here herself," Glen asked, "she has no magic."
"Actually, Dad..." Jesse chuckled sheepishly, "Emi is more amazing than you think."
"Jesse, what did you call her last night," Glen asked.
"I warn her, we're going to a father/son's journey..." Jesse grinned hesitantly.
"And..." Glen asked.
"That's it," Jesse replied while twiddling his fingertips hesitantly together.
"Jesse, don't make me take drastic measures," Glen warned.
Jesse looked hesitant about his father's threat. "I warned her, I couldn't warn her, Dad, I signed her without saying a farewell."
"Oh..." Bob winced, "she'll be frustrated, child."
"I know," Jesse shuddered.
"Oh, Jesse, you shouldn't have hung up on her like that..." Glen said.
"I know your place, it's coming back to bite my ass..." Jesse winced, fearing the worst of his furious girlfriend.
"But right now, we have to focus on the task at force," Bob said.
Jesse shook another chill down his spine.
Mirage came to the boys once they were ready and set for the island mission. "Remember, this is a learning robot," she swiftly reminded the heroes before sending them off, "every moment, you're fighting, and you'll only increase your knowledge how to defeat your knowledge."
"Shut it down, hurry up, don't break it," Bob, Glen and Jesse replied.
"And don't die," Mirage added.
"Don't worry, we won't," Glen said.
Bob gave a small grin to Mirage. "Thank you very much."
Then the pod shot with the three of them onto the island to take care of the robot problem. Emi was flying in the air and where she followed the three pods. The three pods landed into the Nomansian Jungle.
"Alright, Jesse Greenwood, let's see what you're doing here," Emi sounded very firm.
Glen and Jesse were both easily able to get out of their pods, but as for Bob due to the extra pounds he gained over the years he had to force himself out. Glen sighed and face-palmed.
Jesse chuckled and walked over. "Need help, Mr. Incredible?"
"No, I've had it," Bob moaned before going back inside the pod.
"We may need to take a step back," Glen said.
Jesse nodded in agreement. The father and son did that as Bob attempted to get himself out, showing he was basically a shadow of his former self. Then Bob's pod burst as he used his strength to bust him out. Glen and Jesse, luckily, didn't get hurt from that.
"Showtime," Bob was now ready.
"It's time to take this robot down without breaking it," Glen said.
"Yes," Jesse nodded firmly.
With that said, the three jogged into the jungle to track down the robot. Bob was out of shape compared to Glen and Jesse, but luckily, he wasn't too far away from them, but yet needed some major help in the physical exercise department. And where they were going to be encountered by two facts, one the robot they were sent to shut down and the other was Emi.
"Oh, that poor tree..." Jesse frowned as he saw a tree that was slashed mercilessly.
"It looks like our goal must have been to do this and leave footprints," Glen said as he noticed an X-shaped foot print the size of a possible giant robot.
"Huh..." Bob took a closer look.
Then the three heard a large crack behind them and they turned to see trees splitting apart and the Omnidroid.
"It looks like we've found the target," Glen said.
Then the Omnidroid set for attacking them, but luckily, the three dodged the slashing impact. However, the robot caught Bob's shoulder and it drew out crimson blood.
"Are you alright," Glen asked.
"I'll be fine..." Bob hissed slightly.
Then the bot tried slashing at the tree again. Bob was ready this time, but then he jumped after the bot's arm and landed on the opposite side of it.
"It's time to see if this robot can take on three superheroes at once," Jesse said.
"Father-son style," Glen smirked to his younger son.
Then the Omindroid attempted to track down the three superheroes to show them what it was made of.
'If that fact tries to murder Jesse before I give Jesse a thought, I'll destroy it,' Emi thought to herself in frustration.
Jesse shook another chill as he worked with Bob and his father to take care of this Omindroid once and for all. And where they used their strength to send this robot flying. The three snarled in victory. Deep within the metal, the three heard a slight whine from the robot. Then its eye lens looked to Jesse, Glen and Bob, having spotted and tracked them down.
"Did anyone else hear the whining," Jesse asked.
Bob looked up to the eye lens of the robot. "Oops..."
Then the Omnidroid started to charge for them.
"Does this fact really think it can take us," Jesse asked.
"Speak less, fight more," Glen warned him.
"You've had it, Dad," Jesse nodded.
Then the three jumped up to take down the bot, but it calculated their move and swatted them against a banyan tree, which then split in half. The bot had swiftly learned and countered their moves as Mirage had learned them. Then the Omnidroid began to charge for the tree for them. But soon it was hit on the side by Emi as she flew in using two Pokemon attacks.
"What," Jesse looked.
"Who's that," Bob wondered.
"Jesse Greenwood! I want to speak to you," Emi frowned.
"Hehehe...wow, crumbs..." Jesse grinned hesitantly.
The Omnidroid got back up before starting to charge at Emi.
"Emi, watch out," Jesse panicked before flying up to save his girlfriend.
Soon Emi punched the Omnidroid, sending it flying a few miles off.
Jesse blinked in surprise. "She seemed stronger than I remembered."
"Hell doesn't get frustrated like a despised woman," Glen advised his younger son.
Soon they heard something charging at them, warning them the Omnidroid was yet active.
"Oh, you must be joking me," Emi exclaimed, showing her aura.
"Um...well, Emi, interesting story about that robot..." Jesse grinned hesitantly.
"You can warn me after we've had it all sorted out," Emi said.
"Yes, ma'am," Jesse sounded frightened due to how furious Emi was with him.
The Omnidroid began to chase after the supers to do them away.
"Perhaps we can get rid of it with lava," Emi said.
"Lava..." Jesse repeated, but looked very distantly, "lava! There's a lava field behind! We're going to lead it there!"
"Good idea," Glen grinned.
"Then let's go, let's go," Emi narrowed her eyes.
"Are you sure this is a good idea, girl," Bob warily asked Emi.
"Are you willing to face my madness," Emi asked.
This yell was so loud that it echoed across the subterranean jungle. Bob's eyes widened. "Well, so be it."
"Thank you..." Emi nodded firmly.
"Smart choice," Glen whispered.
Jesse and Bob nodded in agreement.
"C'mon, go to the Lava Fields," Emi proclaimed.
With that said, they all went that fashion to throw away the Omnidroid. And where the Omindroid started to go after them. Bob looked mostly hesitant out of the others, but they kept moving as instructed and suggested by Emi.
"After this is over, you've had a lot of explanations to do after this is over," Emi frowned at her boyfriend.
Jesse released a soft sigh, knowing that was coming. "Yes, Emi..."
Then Bob, Glen, Emi and Jesse made it look like they went down the lava pit as the Omindroid followed after them.
"Once we go to the lava pit, we had to make it look like it was cornered to lure the Omnidroid closer," Jesse said.
"Hopefully, it won't take too long," Glen replied as he started to sweat from the broiling lava, "wow! And I thought the Diet Coke geyers in Sugar Rush was awesome!"
"Just be prepared to put that fact in the lava," Emi warned them.
"You've had it, Girly," Bob replied to her.
"MY NAME IS EMI," Emi frowned at him, causing her aura to start glowing dark.
"Emi, calm down," Jesse cried out in despair.
Emi began to try to calm herself down while running. They ran and ran with the Omnidroid after them and then the robot jumped in after the lava fields.
"It worked," Emi smirked.
"Heh...foolish robot," Jesse chuckled.
"You can say this again," Glen smirked.
Then the Omnidroid came down at them. Glen, Jesse, Emi and Bob avoided it and it ended up going straight for the lava.
"Haha! You fell into our trap," Emi laughed.
The Omnidroid reached out for them as it was falling.
"Nice try," Emi smirked.
"Did we destroy it," Jesse asked as the robot fell into the lava fields.
"I think so," Glen said.
The four came to a better view and saw that the Omnidroid was gone. At least, for now. Then the four grinned to each other and cheered in victory. Jesse hugged Emi with a laugh.
Then Emi pushed him away. "Now, about that conversation..."
Soon they heard a crack and where it came from Bob's back.
"Oh..." Glen winced, "want me to fix this, man?"
"No, it's alright..." Bob moaned slightly.
Soon they heard something coming up from the lava. Claws rose up from the lava and started to grip against the rock, drawing itself out of the lava and was dripping with magma.
"You must be joking me," Jesse moaned.
"I think it's lava proof," Glen said.
The others jumped to the nearest rocks until the Omnidroid caught them and smashed them against the wall and then tried to pull them apart, which burst Bob's back into place.
"Thank you for doing this for Bob," Glen smirked.
Bob laughed at that in agreement and then where he got himself free.
"C'mon, there must be a fashion to destroy this fact," Jesse growled impatiently.
"Perhaps the only fashion to hurt this fact is to let it attack itself," Emi said.
"You mean we're trying to make it miss us where it just hurts itself," Jesse asked.
"Something like that," Emi said.
"Well, I think we know what to do now," Jesse agreed with her.
"Don't think you yet don't want to speak with me," Emi replied.
"I know," Jesse sighed.
Emi nodded firmly and then they went to try out her plan on the Omnidroid. Soon Jesse and Glen joined her. Then Bob went to help in any fashion that he could. Then the four supers challenged the Omnidroid. They put their plan into best use and then got the machine to miss them and hurt itself to put it out of misery from destruction.
"The plan is working," Jesse grinned.
"Haha, takes me back," Glen laughed as he dodged with ease.
Jesse grinned because his father was happy and was having fun while cheering up. Then the robot kept trying until it was suddenly tearing out its own metallic guts and suddenly keeled over, becoming a lifeless scrap pile. Then Jesse kicked the robot into space like it was a soccer ball.
"Looks like our work here is done," Glen grinned proudly.
In a nearby tree, an exotic bird looked strangely out of place and turned its head one fashion to the side. Then it showed its eyes were a secret camera and a shadowed figure was watching with Riley and Mirage on a bank of video screens. And where the shadowed figure was impressed by the group's strength.
"Surprising," the shadowed figure warned the girls. "We have to bring them back. Especially the young ones..." he turned to the girls, "and...invite them to dinner."
Mirage and Riley both nodded, warning the shadowed figure that they would do just that.
"Now, Jesse..." Emi came up to her boyfriend, "let's speak."
Jesse gulped. "Yes, Emi," he took a deep breath before he started to explain everything to Emi.
Emi folded her arms and tapped her foot as she waited to hear an explosion. As soon as she heard the entire explanation, Emi calmed down, now understanding why Jesse couldn't warn her where he was going.
"Well, you see now," Jesse asked.
"Oh, Jesse, I'm very sorry," Emi had tears in her eyes and she instantly hugged him.
"I'm sorry as well, I wanted to warn you, but I couldn't," Jesse replied genlty.
"It's probably time for us to get back, perhaps it's time for dinner," Glen said.
"Oh, we're eating here," Jesse asked.
"It's alright," Glen replied, "as far as everyone knows, we've been gone for a few days, but we'll be back soon."
"Yes, that's what I warned Helen," Bob nodded to that.
"Damn, I forgot to warn everyone in the castle that I'm going out," Emi moaned.
"It's alright..." Jesse put his hand in hers with a grin, "let's spend this time together...alone...with each other...."
"I really want this," Emi grinned.
Jesse grinned back. "We should dress nicely for dinner."
"You're right," Emi said.
Jesse grinned to her.
With that said, they were all brought to a new place and were given taxes. However, since Emi was a new and unexpected arrival, there was nothing for her to wear.
"Well, please," Jesse said before reciting a spell on his girlfriend, "I wish I was, I wish I were, don't frighten Emi!"
"Aren't you trying to make Emi look like total pleasure," Emi asked.
"I'm sorry, that's the only order I know of, but I'll do it next time," Jesse replied with a sheepish grin as Emi was now in a strapless red top which showed her belly, a red skirt with a black belt, black pumps and her hair was worn down and she had pearl white earrings.
"Give me the mirror," Emi said.
"Um..." Jesse said.
"Jesse, hand me the mirror," Emi demanded.
Then Jesse backed off, picked up a handheld mirror and handed it to his girlfriend. And where she shrieked until she saw what she was wearing.
"I don't wear this at night, but I don't mind the hairstyle and the pearl white earrings," Emi said.
"What's up," Jesse frowned.
"It's too revealing," Emi said.
"Oh, I think that's cool," Jesse grinned sheepishly.
"Jesse..." Emi narrowed her eyes.
Jesse gulped. "Yes, darling, I'll do it again."
Jesse tried the spell again and where this time, Emi looked like a princess like she usually looked in the castle. Then he grinned hesitantly and held out the mirror to her again, hoping she would like this look better than his first try.
"Wow, Jesse, the second time you do, your eyes will be on fashion," Emi grinned.
"I'm sorry. I don't really look like Aunt Rarity in the fashion department," Jesse grinned back, "shall we go to dinner then?"
"Ruler," Emi agreed with a nod.
Then Jesse held out his elbow and where it caused Emi to chuckle before accepting it. Then the two teenagers in love walked together to meet Bob and Glen into the dining hall.
Then they all saw a massive hall with an open terrace that overlooked the tropical forest. In the center of the room was an enormous dining table placed parallel to a fall of hot lava. Bob saw that they were a little early, but then they all felt a rumble and the lava parted off to reveal a secret passageway.
'Secret passage,' Jesse thought to himself.
A figure was speaking with Mirage as she emerged from the lava. Then the white-haired woman spotted their company and walked over to greet them.
"Are our clothes excessive," Emi asked.
"Actually, Mr. Incredible looks a little dignified," Mirage replied smoothly, "especially you, Saiyan Man and your son."
Then the group sat down to have their dinner together in a very large dining room table.
"I'm our host–––" Bob said.
"I'm sorry," Mirage spoke up, "he can't dine with us tonight. He wants you to understand."
"Yes, but we want to meet the people we work with," Glen said.
"He prefers a certain degree of anonymity," Mirage replied, "surely of all people you understand it."
"We were just curious," Jesse defended, "of all the places to settle...the reason to live-----"
"To a volcano," Mirage completed his question for him, "he's in power. So am I. It's a weakness we share."
"I can warn you," Emi said.
"You seem a little unstable," Bob commented.
"I prefer to think of it as a misunderstanding," Mirage replied.
"Aren't we all," Glen chuckled.
Riley wore a chef's hat and had an apron around her waist as she came in, pushing a cart that had their dinner.
"Riley," Glen, Jesse and Emi asked.
Riley looked up and gave a small wave.
"Why don't you be with your parents," Jesse asked his daughter.
"I am an exchange student," Riley reminded him, "I live with my host family."
"Ohh, yes," Jesse said.
Then Riley served the guests dinner. "I hope you enjoy. I've been working all day on this dish."
"I'm sure we will," Glen said.
Then Riley poured red wine for the adults and gave sparkling water to Jesse and Emi.
"Do you like everything," Mirage asked.
"It's all delicious," Bob said as he raised his glass.
Mirage grinned back and did so likewise. Jesse grinned very proudly since his father and neighbor were now in a much better mood and was sure that facts would be grand back at home for both of them. And where as promised, Bob and Glen were both paid.
The two adult men were in a very nice mood and were a lot more gentle and around more for their wives and families. As promised, Glen was going to help get Bob back into shape. And where by the looks of facts, Bob would need to lose weight fast.
Due to his best mood, Bob also bought himself a new sports car and a new car for Helen as well. He even bought a racecar toy for Dash, which won him over instantly. Glen was also in a nice mood, where he bought new art supplies for Tim, made the spare room into a gym for him and Jesse, and gave Lex a beauty make-up kit since she was a growing girl and even gave her her own home manicure set. He even had new dog food and also somehow got Pokemon food for the pets and Pokemon.
Scruffy laughed as he was given his own treadmill, which dangled a biscuit over the growing puppy's mouth and once he would walk enough, the biscuit would be lowered and then he would be allowed to eat it. Dot was given a Dance Dance Revolution game of her own and the two puppies were living as rich and successful as their Grand-Aunt Coco and Grand-Uncle Beamer in the Vandercream Estate. Snow White was even given her own pet food and toys. The cat was more active than she had ever been before and wasn't spending all her free time with sleeping because she was emotional to try her new toys out every day.
While not spending time with their families, Bob and Glen would be exercising together to get the strong superhero back in shape. Within enough time, Bob was back to his old self and was in a lot better shape now and it was like if he was younger and a famed hero to the world, beloved by everyone. There was just one fact that he had to do...get someone to sew his superhero outfit and there was only one person he could think of.
Lex blew on her fingernails after putting a baby pink coat on. "Ah..." she grinned at her self pampering and treatment.
"Oh, so pretty, Lex," Dot beamed.
"It's all thanks to Dad," Lex grinned back.
"That's for sure," Dot grinned.
Lex grinned and hugged her puppy. Glen chuckled as he overheard that and zipped off, but ran into his wife.
"Like my new dress, darling," Annie grinned as she wore a strapless black dress with her hands on her hips and she gave him a lustful look in her eyes.
"Ooh, very retrospective," Glen grinned.
"I thought you'd like it....." Annie leaned over him with a lustful smirk.
Glen grinned hesitantly. "Annie, the children are home....."
"They're teenagers now. They'll understand...." Annie smirked.
"Yes, but what if they hate this and want us to bring it to our room," Glen asked.
"Where do you think you're going," Annie smirked.
"What," Glen turned his head to an open door.
Annie successfully pushed him onto their bed and shut the door and locked it.
"What's wrong with you," Glen asked hesitantly.
"I'm just glad you're happy," Annie held him down with a smirk.
"We...have never done anything like this before," Glen said.
"I like to try new facts......" Annie nuzzled him.
"I think I can try this," Glen said.
Annie chuckled as she cuddled with him for now. Glen began to cuddle back, but not using his complete strength. Jesse decided to train his Pokemon in the house gym.
"Are you all ready," Jesse asked his Pokemon.
"We're ready," the Pokemon called like military soldiers.
"Alright then, let's get started," Jesse said, cracking his fingers.
The Pokemon nodded to him.
"Pupitar," Jesse called to one Pokemon.
"Yes, sir," Pupitar came up to its trainer and father.
"Let's start with you," Jesse decided since Pupitar was his first Pokemon.
"What have I done," Pupitar asked.
"Oh, I should know this as well," Scruffy said.
"C'mon, Scruffy," Jesse invited.
Scruffy grinned and came to Jesse's side.
"How's the shield doing," Jesse asked Pupitar.
"My shield is doing well," Pupitar grinned.
"Then let's see," Jesse smirked, "Pupitar, shield!"
Scruffy laughed and lunged out for the Pokemon to pounce on him.
"Oh, dear, oh, dear, you're doing it in Scruffy," Jesse said.
"Yes...wait, WHAT," Scruffy asked out of shock.
Then Pupitar got ready. Scruffy slid across the floor, but went to turn away and zip off. But unfortunately, he got his by the attack he was alright, but the impact made the strong puppy all dizzy.
Jesse looked a little hesitant. "You alright, Scruffy?"
"Oh, but Mum, I don't want to go to school today, I want to stay home and have cookie dough with you..." Scruffy passed out in exhaustion.
"Yes, he's alright," Jesse nodded.
Pupitar looked up to Jesse.
"Viking Shield," Jesse grinned down to his evolved Pokemon.
"I'm making sure my Pokemon don't rust, Dad," Pupitar grinned.
"Good boy," Jesse grinned and gently patted the top of his Pokemon.
Pupitar grinned.
"Alright, who's next," Jesse asked.
The many Pokemon chattered and wanted to be next, but Jesse had to choose just one as he was going to test them all.
"Uh, I'll pick Rapidash," Jesse said.
"YES," Rapidash cheered and came over to his trainer.
Jesse gently petted the fire horse Pokemon.
"Well, what kind of attack would you like to do," Rapidash asked.
"Huh...have you ever studied an attack yourself," Jesse asked.
"Warn to attack and you'll know," Rapidash said.
"Alright, let's see..." Jesse stepped back, "Rapidash, Inferno!"
Rapidash nodded before charging up its flames and fired a blast of fire. Scruffy jumped up and dashed out of the road as faster as possible. And where it hit Jesse, which didn't hurt him much.
"Ooh," Rapidash looked concerned about that, "you alright?"
"That's alright," Jesse grinned to his fire pony Pokemon.
"Whew," Rapidash grinned.
"Who's next," Jesse looked to his Pokemon, but pulled his bandanna over his eyes and pointed in a random direction and lifted it back up to see where his finger had landed on.
And where he was pointing to the Machoke Emi gave him.
"Machoke," Jesse called.
Machoke stepped forward, awaiting an attack/command.
"Machoke, obey me," Jesse commanded.
The others gasped slightly.
"Yes, Jesse," Machoke nodded before doing just that, which was usually a very dangerous move in Pokemon Battles.
Then Jesse got caught by Machoke as he used the move on his trainer.
"Woah," Jesse yelped slightly, but was sure he would be fine after the impact. And where he was right, but he did ensure some pain from the attack since Machoke was as strong as him.
Jesse winced in pain, but grinned to Machoke. "Alright..." he said before catching his shoulder, "but calm down next time, right?"
Machoke bowed respectfully to him. All and all, it was a good while for everybody ever since the introduction of Mirage.
"Where are you going today, Bob," Glen asked as he was getting his morning mail.
"What's wrong with the old man like you––" Glen was about to ask before he remembered what just happened to Bob's old uniform, "ohh, right."
"Yes, you and your boy would like to join," Bob invited.
"Of course, besides, I wanted to know who made your superhero outfit," Glen said.
"This sounds good to me," Bob agreed.
Glen brought the mail in and put it on the kitchen counter. "There's mail on the counter, Annie, I'm going to work!"
"Alright, see you at dinner," Annie called back.
Then they felt shaking from the gym room.
"Jesse has to train his Pokemon or something," Glen guessed happily.
"Well, you better inform him before you go," Annie said.
"Alright, one fast stop," Glen nodded and went up to the home gym.
Jesse shivered as he wiped his forehead from training his Pokemon. "Phew!"
"Hey, son," Glen grinned to his younger son, "I'm on my road out."
"Where to," Jesse asked.
"Would you like to go with Mr. Parr to meet an old friend of his, would you like to go," Glen invited.
"Sure," Jesse grinned before returning all of his Pokemon to their Pokeballs.
Glen grinned back. Then the father and son came out into Bob's new sports car and he drove them to his old friend's place with his superhero uniform.
"Time to meet the person who made your outfit," Jesse said.
"Right," Bob nodded as he drove the road.
Jesse looked out the window, very curious and emotional to meet this new person.
Then Bob's new car pulled up an imposing, futuristic kind of gate and turned to a video screen to reveal a burly guard on the screen.
"Do you have an appointment," the guard demanded.
"I'm an old friend," Bob replied, "I just wanted––––"
"All visitors are obliged to come–" the guard replied before flinching from something below the camera, which shooed them away.
"Get back, Rolfe," a husky female voice demanded sharply, "go and check the electric fence or something! What is this? What have you done?!"
Bob lowered his cool sunglasses to show his eyes to his old friend.
"My heavens, you've gotten fat...." the voice muttered, "come in! Come!"
Then the gates opened up and Bob drove himself through the gates up a long driveway to see a tastefully artsy house.
"What an artistic house," Jesse said.
"I bet your brother will live in such a place if he grows up," Glen joked.
Jesse laughed a little. "Nice one, Dad."
Then the three came to a living room to see a tiny woman with huge glasses.
"Yes, it's going pretty well," she said to Bob in particular, "my heavens, no complaints. But you know, it's not the same. Not at all the same."
"Then you think you're yet designing outfits," Jesse asked.
"Weren't you just in the news," Bob added in, "some show in Prague?"
"Milan, darlings, Milan," the woman replied, "'supermodels', HA!! Nothing super about them! Pampered, foolish, leetle stick figures with poofy lips who only think of themselves! Heh! I used to design for heavens! But maybe you come up with a challenge, right? I was surprised to get your call."
"E, I'm just missing a patch job," Bob handed the woman his damaged suit.
"Yes, it was kind of damaged," Glen said sheepishly.
"This is megamesh," E frowned, "out of date, but very sturdy, and you've torn right through it. What have you done, Robert, moonlit heroic work?"
"It must've happened a long time ago," Bob shrugged.
"I see," E replied knowingly. "This is a hobo suit, you can't be seen in this. I won't allow it. 15 years ago perhaps, but now..." she tossed the suit into the trashcan.
"It sounds like he might need a new one," Glen said.
Then Bob retrieved his suit. "But, E, you designed it."
"I'll never turn back, darling," E replied, "it's distracting from me now. You need a new suit. It's safe. Even if it means if I have to contact a colleague who has previously lived in Paris, France."
"Perhaps you can contact my wife, I'm sure she would be more than happy to help with any drug you need," Glen said.
"Besides, where the hell was I going to get a new one..." Bob was about to ask.
"You can't," E yelled back, "this is impossible! I'm too busy, then ask me now before I get insane again."
"You want me to make a new suit," Bob asked in confusion.
"You're pushing too hard, darling," E replied. "But I accept it! It'll be cool. Dramatic! Heroic! And since Darla Dimple has retired from the fashion industry in Paris, I'll accept any other help I can get," she flashed a brief grin to Glen.
"Wait, you know my Aunt Darla," Jesse asked the short woman.
"But of course," E replied, "she helped with French-based designs for the heroes in need and has the perfect fashionista eye."
"Fat," Jesse grinned.
"I want something classic," Bob warned E, "like Dynaguy. He has a grand look. The coat, the boots––"
"No capes," E declined right away.
"What, why," Jesse asked.
"Do any of you remember Thunderhead," E prompted, "beefy and B-movie, beautiful, adorned in a splendid outfit with elegant floor-length cloak. Tall, stormy, nice man, good with children....September 1958, all was well, yet one day he was rescued until his cloak was caught on a missile fin. His burnt remains were found several hundred kilometers away."
"Well, yes, but that was only because he was not vulnerable," Glen said.
"Slipstream," E continued. "April 19, 1957, cloak trapped in a jet turbine, Multiman: Express Elevator, Dynaguy; trapped at start, splashdown; sucked into a vortex! NO COVER," she turned to take her exit, "well, go ahead. Your new suit will be done before your next task."
'His next task,' Jesse thought to himself, 'how does she know? By no means could she possibly know.'
"You know we're retired from heroic work," Bob reminded E, referring to himself and Glen.
"As I am, Robert, yet we are here," E replied.
"Look, E, he only needs a patch job," Glen said, "for sentimental reasons."
E released a very sharp sigh. "Well, fine...I'm fixing the hobo suit."
"You're best of the best, E," Bob grinned.
"Yes," E nodded back to him, "I know, darling, I know."
With that, Bob, Glen and Jesse went back home.
Meanwhile, Riley was doing homework.
Mirage came over to her. "Are your uncle and cousin home?"
"I'm not sure," Riley replied, "I feel bad keeping Jesse a secret...he's my family."
"I know, darling," Mirage said.
Riley sighed and continued to do her homework.
Mirage sat down with her. "Are you feeling homesick?"
"Just a little...." Riley looked up to the white-haired woman, "I like you a little better than my mother..."
"Oh, darling..." Mirage replied.
"I mean," Riley said, "you look more like like my mother than my own mother is at home."
This caused Mirage to grin. Riley grinned back.
"I'll always be here for you," Mirage assured her.
"Yes, madam..." Riley replied as she put her homework away.
Facts were now looking up.
At the Greenwood house, the telephone rang.
"Don't respond that, darling, I understand," Glen called as Annie was just about to respond the phone.
Annie frowned, there was something suspicious about her husband's behavior.
Then Annie went grocery shopping with Helen to clear her mind and Helen was having the same damage it seemed.
"I know Bob's happy at work now, but I swear, I heard a different woman's voice on the phone and I found scattered hair on his clothes if I washed the laundry yesterday," Helen said to Annie as they pushed their carts together.
"I'm sure it's nothing," Annie said.
"Huh..." Helen didn't feel too sure.
"But perhaps Glen has also met someone," Annie said, concerned.
"Oh, Annie, darling, Glen wouldn't do that....." Marina replied.
"I don't know..." Annie nodded, "he's used like Bob...."
"Huh, that's pretty weird," Helen said.
Annie fluttered her lips. "Too bad I'm not a detective..."
"I think we need to check on our husband strictly," Helen suggested.
"Alright," Annie nodded.
Helen nodded back. Then both women checked out their groceries and drove themselves home. Glen, Jesse and Bob were all now on their road out to their usual destination.
Bob was having some shrimp with cocktail sauce and was happy as a clam as he gazed around the luxurious cabin.
'Here's the auto captain speaking,' the autopilot spoke up, 'would you care more about Mimosa?'
"Sure," Glen said.
"Cream soda for me, please," Jesse replied since he wasn't old enough to drink Mimosas.
"It doesn't hurt if we do, please," Bob grinned as he accepted the offer.
Their glasses disappeared and then were instantly refilled with their drink requests.
'You're welcome,' the autopilot replied, 'currently 78 degrees in Nomisan. Fasten your seat belts, we're going to land.'
"You've had it," Jesse said.
As the jet began its descent toward the island, the males looked to see the spectacular aspects. An active volcano, a towering snow-capped peak, tumbling waterfalls, even a futuristic monorail. It was a paradise on Earth.
"They never believe this in Acmetropolis," Jesse grinned at the sights.
"No, they don't," Glen grinned.
Suddenly, the engine cut off and the jet plunged down into the sea.
"And let's go," Jesse grinned.
The jet hit the water and converted into a submersible. They were now going under the water into a secret base.
"Nice secret base," Glen grinned.
"Makes me think of Zadavia's underwater home," Jesse said to his dad.
"This will certainly do," Glen said.
A door opened for them and let them inside. Then the water drained and a docking tube extended from a side wall and connected to the jetsub. Bob, Glen and Jesse turned as the door opened to reveal a small side chamber with a familiar figure.
"Welcome back, Mr. Incredible, Saiyan Man and son," Mirage greeted, "oh, Mr. Incredible, fine suit, you've lost weight."
"But not my appetite," Bob joined her with Glen and Jesse, "it's nice to come back, Mirage."
"It sure is," Glen said.
Then the monopod took off with them as the boys looked around with wonder and eager emotion.
"Great," Jesse grinned.
Then they were taken to another room known as the guest quarters. They were over the balcony with a breathtaking view of the jungle and the ocean beyond.
"You will be warned of your next assignment in the meeting room at 2:00," Mirage warned the men, "in room A113."
"2:00, please," Bob nodded to that.
"See you there," Mirage grinned to him.
"See you there," Glen grinned back.
Then Glen and Bob threw their cases onto their beds while Jesse was given his own room like in a hotel.
Jesse took a bowl of fruit and ate it as he looked over the balcony with the exotic view. "I should take Emi here."
"You called," Emi asked, teleporting in.
"Wow," Jesse jumped back with a smirk, "I knew that was going to happen."
"I was very surprised," Emi teased.
Jesse held out the bowl of fruit. "Fruit, my darling?"
"Don't worry if I do so," Emi accepted one of the fruits in the bowl.
Jesse grinned as he shared with her. Emi took out an apple and stood close with him as they watched the beautiful and tropical paradise background as they both leaned against the railing.
Meanwhile, Helen and Annie were now doing some chores in Helen's house before they would get started on their investigation.
"Thanks for the help, Annie," Helen said.
"I'm glad," Annie replied, "the dogs are vets in their examinations, and I thought I might as well because I'm pretty alone at home."
"Well, you're welcome home at any time," Helen said.
"Likewise," Annie replied as she took the vacuum and went around the Parr family den, until she looked over and saw one of her friend's husband's supersuit. Then she came closer to it and saw the old supersuit to see it had a tear, but it had been mended. "Edna..." she muttered.
"You say something, Annie," Helen asked.
"Call Edna," Annie suggested.
"Wait, how do you know Edna," Helen asked.
"She used to be my colleague if she lived in France," Annie explained, "she sometimes called us and warned us about her latest fashion trends and experiences."
"Well, alright, I'll call her, but I don't know why-----" Helen began before seeing her husband's superhero suit mended, "I'll call."
Annie nodded as she thought this would be very reluctant for both of them.
"Hey, I'd like to speak to Edna," Helen said after calling the number and sat in the kitchen with Annie.
'This is Edna,' E replied.
"E? This is Helen," Helen replied.
'Helen who,' E sounded confused.
"Helen Parr, you know..." Helen said before sighing and then whispered, "Elasti-Girl."
'DARLING,' E's voice suddenly grew emotional, which almost made the auburn woman drop the phone in surprise, 'how can you? How divine to hear about you!'
"Yes, it's been a while," Helen replied once she sorted herself out, "listen, there's only one person Bob would trust to patch up his supersuit, and that's you, E."
"Yes, yes, yes, wonderful, isn't it," E replied smugly, "much better than these horrible pajamas he wore. They're all ready, where are you going to meet me? Don't make me beg, darling, I'm not doing this, you know."
"That sounds like Edna," Helen said.
Helen had damage getting through to Edna.
"Give it to me," Annie took the phone, "yes, Edna, we're calling because of Bob's suit!"
'Oh, Annie,' E smirked once she heard the other woman's voice, 'how is Nadine?'
"She's fine, but look, we're speaking Bob's suit," Annie warned her.
'You'll be in an hour, dear ones,' E replied. 'I exist. Alright? Hey. Farewell,' she hung up.
Annie and Helen moaned about the estranged fashionista.
"And I thought Rarity and my mum were a hassle..." Annie said to herself.
"Well, we'd better go," Helen moaned.
"I'm going to drive....." Annie sharply sighed.
"Do you know the road to her house," Helen asked.
"I've had a hunch," Annie replied, narrowing her green eyes slightly.
"Alright, let's move ahead," Helen said.
Annie nodded back to her and then, they went away to visit E themselves.
Back at the base....
"It's almost 2 a.m.," Bob said to Glen, "are you ready?"
"Sure," Glen said, "Jesse, are you ready?"
"Coming," Jesse called as he had his bandanna off and was combing his hair neatly.
"I want to join," Emi said.
"Cool," Jesse sounded relieved about that where he wouldn't be stuck there with just two adult men, "I mean, grand, that fashion we both won't feel lonely."
Emi chuckled to his emotion. Soon Jesse grinned sheepishly at his reaction before he linked hands with Emi's. Emi grinned back to him. With that said, the two teenagers went to meet with Glen and Bob for the 2:00 meeting as promised. And where they did and where Emi's presence surprised the two adult men.
"Oh, you look so grown up," Bob grinned to Emi.
"Thank you kind, sir," Emi grinned bashfully back.
"She decided to teleport here and where we in a fashion, um...had some fun," Jesse said sheepishly.
"I see..." Bob chuckled, "are you two a couple?"
Emi blushed, overwhelmed with fear and despair. "Nobody's every asked me that before."
"Uh, yes, I've known her for a long time," Jesse replied, blushing himself.
"Well, we should come in," Glen said.
Bob nodded as he led the road since he was the first one in line.
The four went into the conference room as instructed and opened the doors to see the large meeting room, but no one was in there. It was 2:00.
"Where's everybody," Emi wondered.
"I have no idea," Glen said.
Soon Jesse heard something getting closer due to his super hearing. Emi looked to Jesse and knew that look on his face meant something reluctant. The far wall door slid open and revealed a bigger and badder Omnidroid.
"No way," Jesse's eyes widened.
"Looks like it's time for round two with this naughty boy," Glen said.
"I'm going to count on your parade," Jesse frowned at the Omnidroid before flying himself up.
Then the Omnidroid caught him instantly and flung him outside the air. Jesse yelled out as he sailed to the end of the jungle and landed with a thud. But before he could even react, the Omnidroid caught him again and hit him to the ground, but caught Glen, Bob and Emi and did the same.
"It's bigger," a voice called through a loudspeaker, "it's worse! It's too much for Mr. Incredible and friends! It's eventually clear!"
"Who's the wise guy," Emi frowned.
A young, chunky, wild-haired man in a bright supersuit descended from the heavens on jet boots and landed on top of the robot. Then he poked a few buttons on his wristbands. The robot's blades stopped and the bot stood down. "I went through quite a few superheroes to make it worthy of fighting you, Mr. Incredible," he spoke up, "but, man...it wasn't fast enough! After you threw the last one, I had to make some major notifications. Sure, it was difficult, but it was worth it. After all...I'm your biggest fan."
"If you're his number one fan, I'd hate to meet the rest of his fans," Jesse retorted.
"Buddy..." Bob mumbled.
"My name's not BUDDY," the wild-haired man replied and made the Omnidroid fling again, "and it's not Incrediboy either! That ship has sailed. All I wanted was to help you. I just wanted to help! And what did you say to me? Go home, Buddy, I work alone. It tore me apart, but you taught me a reluctant lesson; you can't trust anyone, especially your heroes."
"Listen, he was wrong if he treated you that fashion, but back then, he wasn't the type of hero who was interested in having a sidekick," Glen said.
"I'm sorry," Bob added, very sincerely and softly.
"You see? Now you respect me," the wild-haired man scoffed, "because I'm a threat. That's how it works. It turns out that there are a lot of people, entire countries who want respect, and they want to pay through the nose to get it. How do you think I got rich? I invented weapons."
"He's choking..." Jesse said to himself, but thought back to what Lucius said until he was caught in a death ray before they went to that burning building, but turned to the two adult men. "One of you throws something at him while he's distracted," he said silently.
Jesse swiftly nodded before going after a knocked down tree. Then he picked it up like it was a simple paperweight and came up behind the wild-haired man.
Then the wild-haired man surprised Glen with a beam from his wrist and hit the man with it, trapping him into an orb. "You sly dog! You've had me gagging," he laughed.
"What in the world?! But how in the world did you do that," Emi asked.
"Cool, isn't it," the wild-haired man smirked. "Zero point energy. I'm saving the best intentions for myself," he used another beam to catch Bob and hit him around the ground to teach him a lesson. "Look at that! Am I big enough now? Who's laughing now?! I'm Syndrome, your nemesis, and–" he incidentally flung the two men over the trees. "Brilliant..." he deadpanned.
"DAD!! MR. INCREDIBLE," Jesse cried out in grief before flying away with Emi to go catch them.
Bob and Glen yelped as they fell past the treetops and dropped into a deep river, which had a waterfall. Soon Jesse and Emi both joined them.
"Land in the water," Emi asked.
"Land in the water," Jesse nodded.
"What," Bob asked out of surprise.
Then Jesse and Emi went in the water after Glen and Bob. Syndrome was now coming after the heroes.
To Bob's surprise, Glen, Jesse and even Emi all turned into merpeople once they hit the water. "What in the world...." he asked himself.
"Someone who has any ideas," Emi asked hesitantly as they got closer to the waterfalls.
"Dive into the water," Jesse said.
"Alright, I trust you," Emi replied.
Then Bob, Glen, Jesse and Emi all dove right into the water. Then they splashed roughly right into the waterfalls and went deep under the water. Then Syndrome sent a tracking chip after the heroes to see if they were did away or not.
'Really,' Jesse thought to himself, unimpressed by the tracking chip.
Bob found a hole in the rocks and swam in there, making the others follow after him.
"Excuse me, there's a cave on the surface where we might be able to hide," Glen asked a passing fish.
"Yes, that is, but you and your son should get away from that fact before it blows," the fish said, noticing the blinking device.
"Thank you," Glen nodded and swam off of the fish.
Soon Jesse and Emi joined them.
"Mr. Incredible found a hole in the rocks, Dad," Jesse warned his father as they swam off as faster as they could.
"I know my place, it's the same one the fish warned me about," Glen said.
"C'mon then," Emi called out.
They all rushed to the hiding spot and just as they did so, the device exploded. The four were now in an underground cave and Jesse, Glen and Emi's tail fins disappeared and their legs came back as they were on a solid ground now.
"Fortunately, you two are invulnerable," Emi shivered.
"Uh-huh..." Jesse agreed as he also shivered and wiped his forehead, "are you alright, Emi?"
"Yes, for one day this turned out to be," Emi sheepishly grinned.
"Well, hopefully Syndrome isn't sending any of his robots down here," Bob said.
"I wouldn't be so sure, Bob..." Glen's eyes widened.
"Same here," Jesse said.
"Ew..." Emi flinched, "I see dead people."
The others looked with her and saw numerous skeletons.
"I think these skeletons give me an idea," Jesse said.
"I'm not sure if I like where this is going..." Emi winced slightly.
"I'm sorry, but this is the only fashion to hide any of his robots," Jesse said.
Emi looked really hesitant and disgusted.
"Just trust me, alright," Jesse put his hands on her shoulders.
"OK, that's it," Emi sighed.
"C'mon, guys, follow me," Jesse warned his father, neighbor and girlfriend.
A tiny probe was flying into the tunnel and was scanning for life readings on the four and report back to Syndrome. And where it couldn't seem to find the four at all. After the probe tried to scan for them and was unable to find them, it reported back to Syndrome as he stood atop of the waterfalls. 'Life readings negative, Mr. Incredible and others quit.'
Syndrome bowed his head in respect of his formal idol and went away, thinking that the others were dead.
"Can we come out now," Emi asked.
"I'm not sure..." Jesse replied.
"Machoke, go," Emi commanded her strong Pokemon.
The strong, bodyguard-like fashion came out and looked around, but gestured for the others to come out since the coast was now clear.
"How are you yet doing," Jesse asked his girlfriend standing up.
Emi shrugged with a small smirk. Then the others came out and wondered what their next move should be.
Meanwhile...
Annie and Helen were now on their road to see E.
"Wow, this is a house," Annie said.
"You're the one who has a fashionable sister-in-law," Helen replied.
Annie sighed and rolled her eyes. "C'mon, let's go and meet her."
"We could just as easily finish it," Helen said.
The two women came and met with E and she led them downstairs toward her hidden lab.
"This project has simply captured my life, darlings," E said to the taller and younger women as she led them, "consoled me like only a heroic work can. My best work, I must admit. Simple, elegant, but yet bold. You will die. I made his suit Robert and Glen and they became so beautiful that I just had to keep going!"
"Wait, what do you mean by Robert and Glen's suit? I thought you just made Bob's AKA Robert suit," Annie asked.
"He has also needed a bit of work as he has grown but before if he first became a Saiyan Man," E replied, "these muscles are very impressive for a copy like himself."
"Well then, what do you mean if you had to keep going," Annie asked.
"Yes, because I'm even confused," Sam said.
"Yes, words are useless," E replied. "Goofy, goofy, old man! That's too much, darling. That's why I'm showing you my work. That's why you're both here," she entered the security information and then summoned a microphone. "Edna Mode," she gave her name.
In a flash, the ceiling panel opened up with an enormous gun to shoot down both Annie and Helen, thinking they were trespassers.
"And 'guests'," E said to call off the weapon.
And soon where the weapon was brought back in the ceiling.
"Um, thank you," Annie said.
Then E brought the two women into her testing lab, which was a sophisticated work area dedicated to the design, fabrication and testing of superhero suits.
"Um, very interesting room," Annie said awkwardly.
"Come and sit down," E gestured for them to sit with her as she had coffee, "cream and sugar?"
Helen shook her head no.
"Yes, please," Annie said.
E poured a cup for Annie with cream and sugar and gave her a cup. "I started with the baby––"
"'Started'," Helen and Annie asked.
"Csendes, darlings, csendes," E hissed to them, but sat them down and moved them into a panel to see a small featureless baby mannequin in a tiny red suit with an "i" insignia like Bob's as it presented how it worked, "I cut it a little spacious for free movement, the material is comfortable for sensitive skin and also withstands more than a thousand degrees of heat, fully bulletproof and mechanical, baby, it's a new feature."
"What in the world do you think the baby will do," Helen asked.
"Well, I'm sure I'm not knowing it, baby," E replied, "luck is in favor of preparing. I didn't know the powers of a child, as I discussed the basics––"
"Jack-Jack has no strength," Helen warned her.
"No? He'll yet look good," E shrugged as she showed another mannequin, which would be for Dash, "I designed your boy's clothes to withstand enormous friction without heating or wear, a useful feature."
"Wow, and I thought no one could keep up with Jesse," Annie grinned.
"Your daughter's clothing was difficult," E introduced a suit for Violet, "but I eventually created a solid material that will disappear just as she does so."
"This is amazing," Annie grinned.
"Your clothes can stretch as far as you can," E continued to Helen, "without injuring yourself and yet retaining its shape. Almost indestructible, but it yet breathes like Egyptian cotton. As an accessory, each suit contains equipment that gives you the exact international location of the user at the touch of a button."
"This is convenient," Annie had to admit.
"Well, darling," E asked Helen with a cocky smirk, "what do you think?"
"What do I think," Helen shrieked, "Bob is retired! I'm retired! Our family is underground! You helped my husband start a secret heroic work behind me again?!"
"I suppose you both knew that, darling," E said to both Annie and Helen, "why would they keep secrets from you?"
"They don't," Annie said.
E glanced to the women.
"They didn't...not," Annie and Helen only became defensive of their husbands all of a sudden.
"Men aged Robert and Glen are often unstable," E replied, "prone to weakness."
"What are you saying," Annie asked.
"Do you know where they are," E asked both women.
"Of course," Annie and Helen replied.
"Do you know where they are," E repeated to prove her point, putting much more emphasis.
Meanwhile with Bob, Glen, Jesse and Emi.....
Emi shuddered, but at least they weren't found out.
"C'mon, Emi," Jesse warned his girlfriend.
"Alright," Emi said.
Jesse and Emi held hands as they ran together. Soon Glen and Bob joined them. Then they all found themselves at the top of a cliff.
"Well, what about the guy," Emi asked.
"Which guy, Syndrome," Jesse asked her.
"Yes, what's wrong with him? Just because Mr. Incredible didn't want to be his assistant, he wants revenge, it's just ridiculous," Emi said.
Bob looked slightly guilty. "It used to be such a sweet boy...very annoying and annoying, but a nice boy...."
"Well, whatever just happened in the past is the past," Jesse said.
"Then let it go~" Emi sang slightly.
Then out of nowhere, Ho-Oh appeared, due to her singing.
"Oh, I'm sorry," Emi blinked.
Bob looked in shock to see a Pokemon up close.
"It's Ho-Oh," Jesse said, about to pet the bird Pokemon.
"What are you doing here, man," Emi cooed to the bird Pokemon.
"I heard your singing, Princess, I thought you wanted some help," Ho-Oh said.
"Oh, um...you know the road out of here," Emi asked.
"Princess," Bob asked himself, having not known that he was with the legendary Pokemon Princess.
"Oh, yes, I'm the Pokemon Princess," Emi said sheepishly.
"Pokemon Princess," Bob was yet lost.
"You must've heard of the Pokemon, sir," Emi replied.
"Oh, not really..." Bob shrugged, "I thought it was just a sham game the children came up with."
"No, they're real," Jesse said.
"As you are," Emi added.
"And can you understand," Bob asked.
"Sure," Jesse grinned back to the Pokemon, "we can speak to animals like Dad."
Glen grinned shyly at that.
"Wow," Bob said. "You know," he asked Glen.
"Of course I can," Glen replied simply, "it's truly a gift in addition to my divine power."
"Well, that would mean you're stronger than me," Bob said.
"Dad's the best, sir," Jesse said proudly.
Glen grinned shyly again. "Thank you, son."
"Any matter, you know the road out of here," Emi asked the bird Pokemon, "somehow we're stuck."
"You know you can easily deport you, don't you," Ho-Oh asked.
Jesse looked sheepish slightly.
"We can," Emi asked before glancing over to Jesse slightly.
"Yes," Jesse grinned sheepishly.
Emi folded her arms with a smirk. "Then let's get out of here."
"I agree," Jesse, Glen and Bob said.
"Thank you for your help," Emi grinned back to the bird Pokemon.
"Bar three to the Princess Pokemon," Ho-Oh replied with a grateful grin and bowed to her.
Soon the bird Pokemon was transported back where it came from, but then the four of them were teleported out.
"Where are we now," Jesse asked.
"Yet on the island," Glen said.
"What," Jesse frowned, "aren't we going home?"
"I'm sorry, boy..." Glen sighed softly.
"Perhaps it's because we have to defeat Syndrome," Emi said.
"Of course.." Jesse moaned.
"I don't think we could do it alone...I think it's a family effort..." Emi said.
"But our family doesn't know where we are," Bob pointed out.
"We'll figure this out later, we need to get to Syndrome's computer right now," Glen said.
"Huh..." Jesse hummed, "if only the technician were here, he could investigate all the technology in an instant..."
"Can't your bracelet help," Emi asked, "after all, it's from 2772."
This caused him to face-palm.
"Yes..." Emi put her hands on her hips.
"What about my brain today," Jesse moaned to himself.
"You're in love, son," Glen put his hands around Jesse's shoulders since Emi was here.
"Yes, that sometimes makes our brains go a little crazy," Bob said.
"Then I see..." Jesse blushed slightly to Emi.
Soon they saw something coming past on an electric rail.
Jesse flew up behind the trees to look ahead at the base. "There are plenty of guards," he smirked to his father, "do you want to take care of them, Dad?"
"Don't worry if I do," Glen smirked as he cracked his fingers.
Jesse chuckled. "Do you want help?"
"Sure," Glen said.
Jesse laughed in victory and went to his father to kick some guard butt in case they would be hostile. The guards were standing around until someone would come and they would shoot them down, no matter what.
"Will we, son," Glen asked.
"C'mon," Jesse agreed, emotionally and eagerly.
Soon Glen and Jesse went to take care of the two guards. Emi was sure Jesse would make it out alive, but she looked rather concerned, he was her boyfriend after all.
"It's going to be easy, Dad, all you have to do is hit their heads," Jesse said.
"You're reading my mind," Glen laughed and patted his son on top of his head.
Jesse grinned at that. Glen grinned back and went to take care of the guards. The guards both yet stood silent even if they were bored. Glen came right up behind the guards, but caught them both by their heads and knocked them into each other to wear them both out instantly.
"Let's go in now," Jesse said.
Emi and Bob followed after Jesse as Glen gestured for them to follow after him. And where they had to get past the gate. They came up behind a few trees past the gate. They had to be fast and silent.
After getting past the gate, they now had to find a road in without drawing any attention to any of the other guards.
"Alright, how do we get in without the guards noticing," Emi asked.
"Nice question," Jesse said.
Bob found a coconut and threw it to the guard at the balcony. The guard groaned out and fell from the coconut tree and fell off from the balcony. The other guards rushed to him, leaving their post to check on the fallen guard.
"That's it," Bob warned the others.
Soon Glen, Jesse and Emi all followed after him. They ran up to the vehicle entrance.
"And we're leaving," Glen whispered.
"That's great," Jesse whispered in emotion about their adventure.
"You can warn me again," Emi whispered.
Jesse and Emi chuckled as they were going away. The vehicle entrance was locked, but because of the fallen guard, an ambulance was on the road. Soon they entered inside after the ambulance left. They went into the garage and then went into the elevator before the doors would close before they would lock up again.
"Now let's find the secret entrance," Bob said.
Then they filed out of the elevator and came to the lava fall.
"There must be a secret getaway here," Emi said.
"Perhaps if we use the Easter Island head, we can open it," Jesse said.
"Do it, I'm not strong enough," Emi turned back to the males.
Soon Machoke came out of its Pokeball to help out.
"Ah, Machoke, thank heavens you're here," Emi grinned to the strong Pokemon.
"It's time to get strong," Machoke said in Pokemon language.
Emi nodded and stepped back. Bob was once again surprised at the array of Pokemon and looked wary of the one who was very strong.
"Alright, Machoke, use the Force and lift the Easter Island head and open the secret entrance with it in that lava fall," Jesse warned the strong Pokemon.
The Pokemon nodded and then he did so as he was warned. Soon Jesse and Glen stood back where Machoke could have plenty of room. Machoke groaned, but he was able to handle the heavy handling with ease. Soon Bob went jaw-dropped as soon as he saw the strong Pokemon handle the heavy object.
"Raise with your knees, not your back," Emi adivsed her strong Pokemon.
"Yes, ma'am," Machoke replied as he did as he warned to do so.
Soon Glenn caught Bob's jaw as he was yet jaw-dropped. Bob looked over to Glen, who was calm during all of this.
"You'll get used to it," Glen chuckled.
Then Machoke led them into the room once he took care of the fight.
"C'mon," Jesse and Emi called to the adult men.
Soon Glen and Bob followed after them. They came into a secret passage. Riley spotted them, she didn't want to do this, but she rushed away to find Mirage.
"And now to the supercomputer," Jesse said.
"Oh, hacking a computer brings back memories..." Glen sighed.
They rushed to find the supercomputer to get to work on it. A series of parallel lights flickered on to find a giant screen with a chair.
"The computer's there, but we'll certainly need a password," Emi commented.
"I saw something what seemed like a password in that underwater secret cave," Glen said.
"What did you write," Bob asked him.
Glen responded the question as he typed the words 'Kronos'.
"Jackpot," Jesse grinned in victory.
"Now let's see what your plan is," Emi said.
The others nodded as they hacked into the computer with ease.
Back in E's lab....
Helen was on the phone and was calling for her husband's office in Insuricare to find out where he was. Annie did the same, but was calling the detective agency where Glen worked. The two of them had to find out for themselves.
"Hello, this is Helen Parr," Helen said as she was on the phone with Bob's work, unknown that he had lost his job, "Bob Parr is my husband. I was wondering if you could give me the hotel number where you're staying. My number is not nice."
'Mr. Parr no longer works for Insuricare,' the secretary replied.
This shocked Helen.
"What do you mean you didn't see Glen or Jesse at all," Annie asked as she was on the phone with the agency her husband worked with.
'I'm sorry, Mrs. Greenwood, but I warn you,' Glen's secretary replied, 'I haven't seen Glen since last week.'
"But that can't be true," Annie said.
'I'm sorry, Mrs. Greenwood, but I don't know what to warn you about...' the secretary replied.
Annie sighed softly. "Thank you anyhow, Messmer."
'I'll call you if they show up,' Messmer said.
"Thank you, I appreciate it......" Annie said before hanging up on her husband's secretary.
Helen hung up her phone as well. "Bob appears to have been fired two months ago..."
"Well..." E came up behind the women with something behind her back, "don't you know where they are?"
"No, no," Annie frowned.
Helen shook her head slowly.
"You want to know," E held up a couple of homing devices to the women.
"Nothing's going on here," Emi said.
Bob was putting in superhero names and saw that several of them had been murdered by the Omnidroid.
"Faster, type Frozone and Elasti-Girl's names in," Glen said.
"I was just getting ready for that..." Bob agreed, he put in his wife's name at first.
The computer had unknown whereabouts about his wife, much to his relief.
"Whew," Glen sighed.
Then Bob typed in his best friend's name.
"Please let him catch a fish," Jesse prayed.
Frozone's whereabouts were also unknown. Bob put in his name and he was believed to had been murdered as well.
Then Glen decided to see the Omnidroid's master plan and he looked horrified at the results. "Syndrome will try to murder an entire city in 24 hours...there's even a countdown!"
"Hurry, we need to get out of here," Emi warned them.
In E's lab, Annie and Helen were just about to press the homing devices to locate their husbands.
"Please don't let anything bad happen," Annie prayed.
Helen winced and pushed the button.
As Bob, Glen, Jesse and Emi ran, suddenly, Glen and Bob's homing devices went away and the lights shot on and the four of them felt busted instantly. There were guns and they fired sticky balls at the four of them to slow them down, knock them out and had been taken away instantly. But then suddenly, Emi started to glow and where both her and Jesse vanished and teleported off. Glen and Bob seemed to be on their own, however.
Annie and Helen were now sobbing as E continued to give them tissues. E looked mildly disgusted and annoyed with their tears. Then they were surprised as Emi and Jesse seemed to appear. Annie, Helen and E looked in surprise.
"Where are we," Emi asked her boyfriend once she saw them in an entire other place.
"I have no idea," Jesse said.
"Jesse," Annie rushed over to her younger son.
"Mum," Jesse called back.
Annie ran to him with tears in her eyes and she hugged him nice and tight. "Oh, Jesse, I was really concerned about you!"
"Uh, hi, Mrs. Greenwood," Emi greeted her boyfriend's mother.
"Emi," Annie said, confused.
Emi bashfully waved to her.
"How did you get here," Emi asked.
"We're not sure..." Emi replied.
"Yes, we were with Mr. Parr and Dad for a moment, and then all of a sudden we're here," Jesse honestly shrugged his shoulders in confusion.
"It must be your elemental fortress, darling," E said to Emi.
"My elemental fortress," Emi asked as she looked to her hands and her entire body curiously.
Annie looked over to the estranged fashion woman. "What do you mean?"
"Oh, please, darling, do you really think I couldn't know anything about Pokemon or Princess Pokemon? I did my research," E said.
"Who are you again," Emi asked.
"I am Edna Mode," the woman introduced herself, "perhaps you can refer to it as 'E'. I make unique outfits for superheroes, and I also know very well who you are and your adventures with your brother and many of your Pokemon acquaintances."
"Cool," Emi grinned.
"Yes..." E repeated.
"Jesse, did you see Mr. Parr and your father," Annie asked.
"Yes, actually," Jesse replied. "He's–" he looked to see his mother looking rather frustrated, "oh, Mum, calm down, Dad's fine!"
"Just warn us where your father and Mr. Parr are now," Annie said, trying to stay calm.
"Y-Yes, ma'am," Jesse replied hesitantly, "it's a long story, but they sent us to this island to take off a stick called Omnidroid...Dad and Mr. Parr did superhero work, they just missed it a lot and I took it as well because it sounded so cool!"
"And you decided to keep it a secret from me and Mrs. Parr," Annie asked out of frustration.
"Mum, please calm down..." Jesse looked fearful of his mother's bad mood.
"I'm a grand idiot, I let this happen....." Annie moaned, "the new sports car, shaping, blond hair, lies!"
"Yes, yes, and as many tissues are huge," E said, throwing off the used up tissues.
"We're going to lose our husbands," Annie became emotional herself, "what have we done?"
"What are you speaking about," E frowned to the weeping women as she rolled up a newspaper and smacked them both to calm them down. "YOU ARE ELASTI-GIRL AND ANNIE GREENWOOD! MY HEAVENS, PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER!! What are going to do? Is that a question? You show them that you remember Saiyan Man and Mr. Incredible, and you're going to remind them who YOU are! Well, you know where they are, go face the problem. FIGHT!!! WIN," she dropped her voice low pleasantly, "and call me if you come back, darlings, I enjoy our visits."
"Looks like we're going back to the island," Emi grinned.
"I think..." Helen sighed.
"Well, it's alright, but we're not bringing the other children," Annie said.
"WAIT," E warned them, "you'll need a superhero suit to look fashionable."
"Alright, let me warn the children I'm off for a while," Helen said.
"I should do the same," Annie agreed, "then they're not concerned."
"I agree," Jesse and Emi nodded.
Then the two adult women separated to their homes to warn their children about the news at what was going on.
Due to being the oldest children in their homes, Tim and Violet were left in charge until their mothers would come back home.
"There's lots of leftovers you can reheat," Helen said as she was about to leave with Annie, "make sure Dash does his homework and you both go to bed on time. We should be back late tonight. You can both be in charge so long, can't you?"
"Ummm...perhaps..." Tim shrugged.
"Yes, but why are we in charge again," Violet asked.
"Let's just say your dad is in danger," Emi said.
"Your mean our fathers have problems or our fathers have problems," Violet asked.
"I mean, they're either in danger or they're going to be," Helen replied rather darkly as she was on her road to her bedroom.
"Trust me, they'll either have a problem or they'll have a problem if we find them," Annie said.
Helen came into her bedroom and put her travel bag onto her bed to look over the suit that E had designed for her. Dash saw what his mother had and decided to take a closer look.
"Dash, no," Annie said, firmly closing the curtains.
Dash zipped in, however, getting into his mother's personal business.
"Oh, c'mon," Annie moaned.
"What's going on in there," Tim asked his mother.
"Don't get involved...." Annie moaned.
"It's Dash, is that it," Lex guessed.
"That boy..." Annie sighed.
"And I thought Tony Clark was a pain..." Lex mumbled. Soon then she noticed her mother had a superhero suit. "Mum~..."
Annie's eyes widened slightly. "Oh, uh, hey, darling..."
"I didn't know you were a superhero..." Lex said.
"Oh, I'm not, uh...just something an old friend of Aunt Darla's gave me," Annie warned her daughter.
But before anything could be said, Lex's and Tim's futuristic bracelets scanned Annie's superhero suit secretly.
Tim seemed to rush into the room as his bracelet went away. "What's going on in here," he looked to his mother, "uh, Mum...?"
"I don't know," Annie said.
Violet seemed to also walk into her mother's room, seeing two other superhero suits, one her size and one her mother's size. "What are these," she asked as she picked one suit up.
"Look, I'm 'The Dash'," Dash zipped past in his suit and looked in the mirror with a smirk, "the Dash likes~..."
"They look like superhero costumes," Lex said.
"Take that away before anyone sees you," Helen scolded her son.
"But if you pack one the same fashion, and even Mrs. Greenwood has one," Violet replied, "are you hiding something, Mum?"
"Are we hiding? We're not hiding anything," Annie said.
"Please, darling, I'm on the phone––––" Helen tried, but then yelled out Dash's name.
Dash zipped past and gave a suit to his sister. "This is yours, it's specially made!"
"What's going on," Violet grew suspicious.
"Yes, what's going on," Tim asked.
Helen pushed them both out of the road as she rushed with Annie into her bedroom, leaving Violet and Tim to glance at each other.
"I wonder what's that all about," Tim said.
"You caught me..." Violet muttered before looking to the suit, "what makes you think it's special?"
"I don't know why my mother and Mrs. Greenwood tried to hide it," Dash shrugged before running away.
Violet looked to the suit, but she held it up as her hand disappeared and she gasped as the suit vanished with her hand, unlike her own clothes could wherever she used her special ability. "Tim, did you see that?!"
"Yes," Tim nodded, shocked.
Violet put her hand off and then, both her hand and the suit reappeared. "Woah..." she stared with wide eyes at the supersuit.
"I have an idea," Tim said.
"Yikes," Violet replied.
"Just trust me, alright," Tim sighed to her reaction.
"Alright, what is this," Violet asked.
Tim began to whisper to her what his plan was. Violet listened in and she seemed to like the sound of it so far.
"Are you ready to go," Helen asked Annie after she got off the phone.
"I'm sure you took a fast plane," Annie replied.
"I know exactly who to call," Helen replied as she dialed a certain number.
"An old friend of yours," Annie asked.
"You could say that," Helen said, but held up the phone to ear as she heard a few rings before eventually getting a response, "I'm fine, I'm calling a solid you-owe-me."
'It's time,' the voice replied, 'what is this like, fifteen years? I was beginning to feel comfortable. What do you need?'
"A jet," Helen replied, "what can you get faster?"
'Let me see,' the voice said.
Annie looked worried and hopeful. Helen gave a silent thumb's up.
"Thank heavens," Annie grinned.
Helen grinned back to her as she had a nice vibe from this and their mission was set.
As the women had their ride, they went to go into the jet.
"Now," Violet asked Tim as they were going to sneak aboard.
"Now," Tim nodded.
With that said, they sneaked out to carry out Tim's secret plan.
"This is so emotional," Lex whispered.
"Just remember to be silent," Tim reminded silently.
Both Lex and Dash nodded. Then they kept sneaking along silently as possible. Violet knew just how to sneak in since she had the powers of invisibility.
'And here we go,' Tim thought to himself.
With that said, Helen and Annie climbed aboard, unaware of their stowaways.
"Alright, it's time to get to the island," Jesse said.
"Aye-Aye," Emi nodded in agreement as she was along with him, of course.
"Alright then, let's get started," Annie said.
"Well, please...allow me to introduce you to the Company," Helen took the controls.
"Go ahead," Annie said.
Helen nodded to her and sat at the main controls. Annie decided to take a seat and looked out the window just as they were about to take off. Jesse and Emi did the same. Helen piloted the jet and had a headset as she took off with them to take them to the island where Bob and Jesse yet were.
"I hope they're alright," Annie said.
Helen gave a small nod as she took the jet out of their neighborhood. Every now and again however, she couldn't help but stare at the supersuit that E made for her.
"You know we could try them," Annie said.
"I'm not sure..." Helen frowned softly.
"You better call them and see if we have their approval to land," Annie said.
"Bring the island closer," Helen called into the headset, "Indian Gold Niner-Niner, recording, VFR above, over." Then she didn't get a response, which concerned her. "Island Tower," Helen tried again, "this is Indian Gold Niner-Niner requiring vectors, vectors at the beginning...over..." Again, no reply, which concerned her again.
"Is there no one there," Annie asked.
"They must be in danger......" Helen assumed as she feared the worst. Soon then she looked at her superhero suit.
Then Annie urged Helen to put it on.
"Alright, Annie, we're just overreacting..." Helen replied hesitantly.
"Really," Annie asked.
"I'm sure everyone's drinking coffee...at the same time...." Helen replied.
Annie folded her arms with a raised brow.
"Well, fine," Helen gave in.
Then Annie took out the bag and put it in Helen's hands.
"You better put the plane on autopilot," Helen said.
Annie pushed the button for her.
"Thanks, Annie," Helen grinned lightly, but took out her superhero and went into the lavatory to change.
Annie was happy for her. Then she waited with Jesse and Emi as Helen went away to change into her new superhero suit.
Meanwhile, in a jail-like fashion......
"Ugh...my head..." Glen moaned.
"Where are we," Bob asked.
"You took me..." Glen replied, but saw that he and Bob were in metal restraints, but he tried to use his strength to break loose, but for some reason, even with his god-like fashions, he couldn't break free. "What the hell," he asked before trying again, "I can't get out!"
"Neither do I," Bob groaned as he tried to get free as well.
Syndrome approached the two.
"You again," Glen snarled.
Bob frowned down at Syndrome.
"You sir, really are 'Mr. Incredible'," Syndrome mocked, "you know, I was right to make you a pagan. I always knew you were rude, but are you joking the detective and hiding under the bones of other superheroes? Oh, man, I'm yet concerned about that!"
"That was my son's idea," Glen frowned, "thank you very much."
"He's right, Syndrome," Bob added.
"Whatever that is," Syndrome replied before turning sour, "after all, then you just had to go and just ruin the ride. I mean, Mr. Incredible and Saiyan Man were calling for help?! Lame, lame, lame, lame, LAME!! Who did you guys contact?"
"Communicate," Bob asked, "what are you speaking about?"
Syndrome nodded to a goon of his, which then zapped Bob and Glen both very painfully. "I'm referring to last night at 23:07 hours before the Pokemon Princess and your boy disappeared," he explained, "while you were all dying, two of you sent a return signal–"
"We didn't know about the receivers," Glen said.
Then Syndrome had zapped again, much to his disturbing delight.
"Let it go," Glen moaned in pain.
"And now, a government plane is asking for permission to land here," Syndrome frowned to the two men, "WHO DID YOU CONTACT CHILDREN?!"
"We never communicated by force," Glen said.
"Play the transmission," Syndrome looked into Mirage's direction.
Mirage nodded and then did so as warned.
'Island Approach, India Golf Niner-Niner, check in, VFR at the top------' Helen's voice said.
"Helen," Bob gasped as he recognized his wife's voice anywhere.
"Well, you know these people," Syndrome smirked, "well, I'll send them a little greeting."
"What do you mean," Glen asked.
Syndrome grinned darkly in response, not giving anything off as he pushed a button.
Helen came out of the lavatory in her super-suit and threw her duffel bag roughly on a passenger seat.
"Ow," a voice cried out in grief.
"Wait, this sounded like––––" Annie said.
"Violet," Helen asked, completing Annie's thought.
"It's not my fault," Violet materialized, "Dash ran off and I knew I'd be blamed for that, where Tim suggested I......"
"THAT'S NOT TRUE," Dash came from behind a seat, alarming his older sister instantly.
"Wait, is Tim here as well," Annie asked firmly.
"Wait a moment, where's Jack-Jack," Helen asked, only seeing two of her children and not her baby boy.
"He's back home," Lex's voice warned her.
"Lex..." Annie sounded firm.
"It doesn't matter, he'll be fine, we left a babysitter," Lex promised.
"Didn't we offer to babysit," Helen asked, "you're in charge!"
"Because I wanted to help my dad and my brother," Lex said.
"That's true," Tim added in.
Then Helen decided to call the house to make sure and was now on the phone with what sounded like a very chatty young teenage girl named Kari.
"Wasn't she the same girl Simon was taking care of," Lex asked.
"Who," Violet and Dash asked.
"The little brother of the cousin Riley," Lex replied.
Then the two shrugged, not for sure, but Tim and Jesse looked like they knew who their sister was speaking about.
"Jack-Jack must be easy for her," Annie whispered to herself.
"Yes, after all, this boy has no powers," Jesse overheard that.
"There is no over-listening if Mum is speaking to herself," Anni warned her younger son.
"Erm, yes, Mum," Jesse replied sheepishly.
"She's nice," Violet said.
"Most Mums are..." Dash had to agree.
There was a warning signal, which got Helen's attention in the cockpit and she rushed to it, inciddentally hanging up on Kari.
"Oh, dear, please warn me that we're not under attack," Annie begged.
"I'm afraid we are, I see a rocket," Helen replied with widened eyes.
"Oops," Annie frowned.
The 'fasten seat-belts' sign lit up, which then made the children do so as warned as they sat down, hooking up. Then the jet suddenly dove, which made them smash up against the ceiling.
"A little warning next time," Emi called out.
"I'm sorry," Helen called back, "friendly two zero miles south, southwest of your place, corners 10, route east, disengage! DISENGAGE!!"
"In English please," Emi called out.
"Dive, Dive, Dive," Jesse called to his girlfriend before bursting from the ceiling, leaving a dent in it.
"Ohh," Emi grinned.
Jesse grinned back at her. "You like this, right?"
"Yes, you just left a dent in the ceiling," Emi said.
"I'm sure some heroes have mistakes," Nadine said.
"We all do, no one's perfect," Emi said.
Luckily for them, the jet missed the incoming missile.
"Phew," Tim wiped his forehead in relief.
"Man, that was close," Lex sighed.
"Oh, Mr. Parr, Mr. Greenwood, I hope you guys are well......" Emi hoped silently.
The clouds were now parting out the windshield and everyone could now see the ocean.
"GET UP," everyone warned Helen.
Helen groaned as she attempted to yank back the controls to pull the jet up. They were inches above the water now and it moved everyone backward down the aisle.
"That was very close," Violet said.
"Not close enough," Jesse yelped once he saw more missiles coming for them.
Helen gasped as she saw that herself as well. "Vi, I need you to throw a force field around the plane!"
"But you never said-----" Violet was about to protest.
"I know what I said," Helen frowned at her daughter, "listen to what I'm saying now!"
"I've never done anything so big before," Violet was concerned.
"I'll get rid of them," Jesse called out.
"Oh, Jesse..." Emi frowned softly.
"Emi, you know I can do this," Jesse took her hands, "you never have to concern about me."
"Just be careful," Emi frowned before kissing him on the lips.
Jesse nodded in the kiss as he gently stroked her ebony hair.
"And go," Lex said.
Jesse and Emi yet kissed.
"YO, DUDE," Lex called.
"Oh, uh, I'm sorry..." Jesse blushed while Emi chuckled.
"Just go take care of these rockets," Tim said.
"I will," Jesse saluted before teleporting himself out right onto the jet's roof.
The missiles were coming right for the jet.
"I THINK NOT," Jesse called before zipping after the missiles.
"VIOLET, DO IT NOW," Helen urged her daughter for Jesse's sake and to stop the missiles from being launched.
Soon Jesse used his heat/laser vision on the missiles. "Take it, criminals," he smirked in victory and self-satisfaction.
"Well, Mum, I think we can stay calm now," Dash said.
"Yes, if Jesse can't help us, no one can," Lex agreed.
"Especially since he just destroyed the missiles," Tim added.
"Call the rocks," Bob cried out in despair as he was concerned for his family, "I'll do anything!"
"Too late," Syndrome replied, "fifteen years too late."
Jesse looked ready for more missiles, but looked surprised to see so many coming all at once. "Wow, that's a lot," the teenage boy said before taking a deep breath and starting to blow at all of the missiles where they could all hit each other.
The missiles kept coming closer and closer. Then Jesse let go of his breath to blow the missiles off as though they were weightless, and where they did get blown off and then where they hit each other, causing each one to explode.
Jesse breathed heavily as he wiped his forehead. "That should...keep them away...."
"Yes! He did it," Emi cheered.
"Alright..." Jesse shivered, "you better get in.....and collapse..."
Soon Jesse teleported back into the jet and collapsed.
"Oh, Jesse," Annie called.
"So tired..." Jesse mumbled, "I need to sleep...."
"Rest up, hero," Emi grinned, "you won."
Jesse grinned back to her.
Then Emi helped him up into a seat to recline it back with a pillow and blanket. "I'll let you know if we get there."
"Thank you, Emi," Jesse grinned tiredly before yawning and decided to take a fast power nap.
"Helen, there's nothing you want to say to Violet," Annie asked firmly.
"Um...well..." Helen twiddled her fingers.
"Helen..." Annie sounded warning in her tone now.
"Alright," Helen sighed before putting the plane on autopilot again.
Then Annie nodded to that then. Then Violet looked up to her mother in curiosity.
"Violet, I'm sorry to put so much pressure on you," Helen apologized.
"It's alright, Mum," Violet said softly, "you were concerned about Dad and Mr. Greenwood."
"I really was and yet am," Helen frowned.
"I'm sorry I went on board secretly, Mum," Violet said, "we just had to stay home with Jack-Jack."
"Well, to be honest, I'm glad you went on board secretly," Helen said.
Violet grinned to that.
"It was my idea," Tim spoke up.
"Not now, darling..." Annie warned her eldest child.
The jet hit the water and it was now going to the island's shore.
"WHAT," Syndrome asked out of frustration, "THE PLANE SURVIVED?!"
"Go, Jesse," Glen silently said to himself, knowing his younger son had something to do with that.
"Oh, well, I'll murder them one fashion or another," Syndrome smirked.
"You won't win," Glen narrowed his eyes, "nice always triumphs over evil!"
"Yes, as if I had never heard it before," Syndrome said.
Glen firmly narrowed his eyes at Syndrome. "Spoiled child."
"She says the guy who adopted a child star is his precious little sister who ended up working in the fashion industry and even abuses her daughter and neglects her," Syndrome retorted.
"Darla is not a careless mother, she was just busy, and her husband couldn't be there either," Glen retorted in defense.
"And why is that," Syndrome smirked.
"Josh is a merry-go-round player, whether you believe in them or not," Glen frowned, not caring what he was saying to the villain, "my baby sister was busy in the fashion factory."
"Why not leave her only child with the family to look after her," Syndrome asked.
"She said she didn't want to bother us," Glen replied, "she trusted her nanny to do it since she's a friend of her birthplace."
"Well, you admit that she trusts a nanny to watch her daughter not her own family," Syndrome asked.
"No," Glen frowned, "I'm not saying this at all!"
"That sounds to me," Syndrome replied, "it's not surprising that the little girl is so damaged, she can run around a hotel and do whatever she wants while her parents are gone and they don't care about her."
"Darla and Josh care a lot about Eloise," Glen defended, "and in addition, Darla calls Eloise at least once a day if she lives in Paris!"
"All you have to do is warn yourself," Syndrome smirked.
Glen frowned. "Erase that foolish grin from your face!"
"No, I don't think I will....." Syndrome walked away.
"Darla isn't a horrible mother..." Glen grumbled.
"It certainly sounds like one," Syndrome smirked before starting to laugh as he was about to leave.
"Stop this, you don't even know her," Glen frowned.
"Well, I guess she's not worse than your best friend Rae..." Syndrome taunted, "I heard she didn't even want to have children."
"Leave my brutal family alone," Glen demanded.
"No, I won't," Syndrome smirked.
Glen roared in outrage and annoyance.
'We have a confirm strike,' the radio warned Syndrome, 'the target has been destroyed.'
"Don't try to lie to me; I already know they are on the island," Syndrome frowned.
"Leave us now," Bob demanded.
Riley was hiding in a corner and saw that Bob and Glen were trying to break themselves out.
"Or what," Syndrome asked.
Bob was yet trapped, but he was able to get a hold of Mirage and decided to threaten her life for what he wanted. "We'll crush her."
Glen's eyes widened to Bob's suggestion.
"It sounds a little dark to you," Syndrome shrugged, "forward...here, Detective Greenwood, do you want your niece while you're at it?"
"No," Glen said.
"It'll be easy, like breaking a toothpick," Bob replied.
Syndrome grew twisted and interested. "Show me."
"Bob, don't do it," Glen said.
Bob was about to crush Mirage, but he found himself unable to. Then Mirage was free and she collapsed onto the floor.
"I knew you couldn't do it," Syndrome sneered as he looked to his former hero. "Even if you have nothing to lose, you're weak. I've overcome you," he walked out, followed by a technician, Mirage and Riley.
Riley turned back to Glen, looking very apologetic, but kept following after the evil mastermind.
Meanwhile, on the beach...
Dash, Violet and Helen emerged from the water. Jesse, Emi, Tim and Lex came out from the water and their tail fins glowed, returning their legs where they could walk on land. Annie's legs did the same.
"You alright, Mum," Lex asked.
"Yes, just not as fast as before..." Annie shivered slightly.
"We have to find a place to hide," Emi said.
"We're dead! We're dead! We survived, but we're dead," Dash grew hysterical.
"The plane exploded," Violet added.
"STOP THIS," Helen splashed their faces to silence them, "we're not going to die! Now you both get together, or then help me, I'll put you in jail for a month, do you understand?!"
The children nodded in response.
"Why not hide in that cave," Annie suggested.
"Yes, we'll make a fire as well," Emi agreed.
"I'm hungry..." Lex pouted, but turned to her brothers before whispering, "do you think we can conjure food here if we hide in the cave with Dash, Vi, Mum and Mrs. Parr?"
"Will they suspect something," Tim whispered, referring to the Parr family.
"This is a family of superheroes, and my girlfriend, the Pokemon Princess, is with us," Jesse replied, "I think we'll be safe.....unless Max shows up and turns them into a pile of rocks, or we lose our magic."
"He's always watching with his crystal ball," Tim whispered.
"That's true, I think we'd better keep our magic a secret," Lex pouted.
"But I'll help them build a fire," Jesse suggested.
"Great," Tim grinned.
"Camp Scout is my middle name," Jesse saluted, before frowning to his siblings. "And no one says 'Benjamin'," he warned before going away to collect firewood for them.
"Benjamin," Lex whispered.
"I heard that," Jesse called back.
Lex chuckled at her twin brother's middle name.
"I think it's cute," Emi grinned.
Jesse grinned bashfully to his girlfriend. "Well, um, if you like it...."
"Yes..." Emi nodded gently, "it's a beautiful name."
Emi grinned gently to him. Then Jesse went to collect firewood as promised once it started to get dark as night.
After getting the firewood, he lit them once they were placed on the ground.
Jesse checked his hands for splinters and grinned in relief. "There we are."
Soon they all went into the cave.
"Dude, I can't believe we came here..." Tim sighed.
"You wish Jenny was here where you could cuddle in the moonlight," Lex teased.
"Lex, not now," Tim frowned to his sister slightly.
"She's just trying to lighten the mood," Violet said.
"Yes," Lex smirked.
Tim rolled his eyes and shook his head.
"I think your father is in danger," Helen said to Dash and Violet.
"In case you haven't noticed, Mum, we're not all that hot either," Violet replied.
"We need to look for husbands," Annie said to Helen, "but until we get back, Violet and Tim are at the helm."
"What," Dash whined.
"You heard her," Violet frowned to her younger brother.
Helen reached into her battered duffel bag and took out three masks, giving two of them to her children. "Put these on," she warned her children, "your identity is the most valuable fact you have. Protect it. If something goes wrong, use your powers."
Jesse looked to his bracelet, then to his siblings. "Shall we switch to Loonatics mode?"
"Yes," Lex and Tim nodded.
With that said, the three Greenwood siblings pushed their bracelets, which put them into their Loonatic uniforms instantly.
"Cool," Dash grinned.
"But, Mother, you said––" Violet spoke up.
"I KNOW WHAT I SAID," Helen cut her off, but tried to calm down before speaking again, "remember these bad guys from these shows you used to watch on Saturday mornings?"
The children nodded eagerly, knowing that the bad guys would spare them since they were only children.
"Well, these guys are not like these," Helen said, which made them hesitant.
"Your mother is right," Annie said.
"Trust us, they won't fight back just because we're children," Tim spoke up from experience, "they'll murder us if they're given the chance, we can't give them that chance."
"Vi, we have to be strong," Lex added to her best friend.
"Guys, I–" Violet tried to speak.
"We're counting on you," Helen grew firm, but gentle, "be strong. Dash, if anything goes wrong, I want you to run as fast as you can."
"As fast as I can," Dash asked in emotion.
"As fast as you can," Helen grinned.
"Hide and take care of each other," Annie added, "we'll be back in the morning."
Then the women gave their children nice and long hugs and went to leave the cave. Violet yet had something to say where she went after her mother.
Helen kept walking. Then Annie turned as she heard footsteps from the black-haired girl.
"Mum, what just happened on the plane..." Violet gently spoke up as she had tears in her eyes, "he promised not to.....I-I wanted to....I'm sorry..."
Annie could see Violet was very sorry.
"Csendes, it's not your fault...." Helen soothed Violet, "it was unfair to me to suddenly demand so much from you."
Violet yet looked like she could use a boost of confidence.
"It's alright, Violet, now everything's different," Annie tried to soothe the girl, "doubt is a luxury that no one can afford right now. You have more power than you think, why, if I was about your age, I thought I was just a nobody and a face in the crowd that lives in a dump with a bunch of dogs. But I'm connected to Captain Planet himself, and I have powers of my own, just like you! Don't worry if you don't know what to do, it might not be now, but you'll know if the time is right...it's in your blood."
"Mrs. Greenwood is right," Helen grinned.
Violet looked a little hesitant, but she felt motivated as the two women disappeared into the shadows and she put her mask on like her mother had warned her to. Then Annie and Helen took their leave and just hoped that they would be alright by the end of the night.
Meanwhile, with Mirage and Syndrome......
Syndrome stared down at the volcano as there was a rocket inside, which was ready to launch.
"They're not weak, you know," Mirage spoke up as she was sitting and taking notes next to Riley.
"What," Syndrome whipped his head back at her as he was pulled out of his dream.
"To appreciate life is not a weakness," Mirage explained.
"Right," Annie added.
Syndrome got frustrated with them. "Hey, if you two are speaking about what just happened in the containment block, I had everything under control–"
"And that's not a strength to ignore this," Riley retorted.
Syndrome came closer to them and gently stroked the pale girl's face, which made her feel instantly uncomfortable. "I called their bluff, darling," he said to her firmly, "that's all. I knew they couldn't really–"
"The next time you gamble, put your life on the line," Mirage drew his hand off, but stood up with Riley and walked out with her.
"How could he be so cold-blooded," Riley asked.
"I don't know, darling, I'm very sorry....." Mirage said softly as she walked with the girl.
"He even found fault with Glen Greenwood's little sister for not being around her own daughter..." Riley pouted, "everyone knows how busy Mademoiselle Darla would be if she lived in Paris."
"Yes, darling, I know," Mirage said.
"At least he didn't mention my parents..." Riley put her hands in her pockets.
"I'm glad of that as well," Mirage said.
"Mirage...are we...bad..." Riley asked since they were working with Drake.
"No, because we're going to set them free, but get the security cameras on the island first," Mirage said.
"Well, are we nice..." Riley asked, a little hopeful.
"Yes," Mirage grinned.
Riley grinned back.
Meanwhile, back with Helen and Annie...
"I see the monorail......" Annie looked up.
"This is our entrance," Helen said.
Annie took Helen's waist. "Do it then."
Helen nodded and she stretched herself as she held her hands up high and caught onto a monopod with her flexibility.
"Let's go," Annie said.
"Hold on, Annie," Helen warned.
"You've had it," Annie nodded up to the flexible woman. Soon she got them onto the back of the monopod.
Annie held on tight as she could to Helen where she wouldn't fall and get hurt or worse. Then the pod was running with them as they were going over the tracks over the jungle canopy and it was leading them to the base of the volcano.
"It's perfect," Annie grinned.
Helen looked up slightly as she heard a hum. "Hover jets!"
"Wow," Annie said.
Helen and Annie watched the jets as they landed past the volcano just as they rode through a tunnel.
"Woah," Annie said out of surprise.
"This can't be real...." Helen said.
"You're warning me...." Annie agreed.
Soon they saw a rocket.
"A rocket," the two women wondered.
The rocket was waiting to be filled, but with what was the question. The two of them had to find out.
There were two guards marching around past the camera. Unknown above them, Helen was stretching around between a cluster of pipes. Annie had become in her Equestrian form where she could get around much easier on her own by flying. This surprised Helen as she did not are that coming.
"I'm sorry, but I thought I'd make it easy for both of us," Annie replied.
"Um...you're a pegasus," Helen asked.
"Oh, I forgot to mention that," Annie grinned sheepishly.
"Yes," Helen nodded.
"I'm sorry, alright, let's go," Annie said before spreading her wings out to fly with Helen.
Helen nodded before they went to where they saw the rocket.
Then Helen flapped her wings, never forgetting how to fly as she went with Helen to the rocket. "Wings, give me strength, I may not be a Wonderbolt, but I won't stop until Glen is safe at home," she narrowed her earth green eyes in determination.
"And if we find our husbands, what will you do with yours," Helen asked.
"Hug him, kiss him, spank him for lying to me, make him sleep on the couch for a while..." Annie shrugged, "perhaps speak to my mum."
"But won't your hand hurt you, because your husband must be super-strong," Helen asked.
"Oh, I can be stronger than him if I have frustration or emotional outburst," Annie replied, "I almost broke his arm if I gave birth to our children."
"Wow," Helen said, surprised.
"Don't tempt me..." Annie narrowed her eyes slightly as they kept going along.
Then the two women dropped and they went down one corridor and came to a metal door. Helen stopped in slight alarm.
"Helen," Annie whispered louder as she turned back into her human form.
"Does this outfit make my butt look big," Helen frowned as she looked at her reflection.
"No way," Annie shook her head.
"Huh..." Helen frowned as she stared down at her rear-end.
Then they heard someone coming.
"In here, hide," Annie warned Helen.
"What about you," Helen asked as she already had a plan.
"I'll find a road to hide," Annie said.
Helen went to hide herself by arching herself around the door to hide for shelter as the guard came past. Annie hid by turning back into her Pegasus form and hovering in the air silently where the guard couldn't see her or Helen. Helen walked side-by-side as though as no one was there. Right behind him, Annie and Helen reformed back to their normal fashions and rushed out the door. Then the doors closed on Helen's leg, but luckily, she did not shriek out. Helen groaned and tried to pull her leg back.
"Oops," Annie whispered.
Helen strained, but looked desperate to Annie for help. Annie looked to see one guard who had a card to the doors, which opened and closed them.
"What do you think you can stretch on his card," Annie asked.
"I'll try..." Helen nodded before stretching out to swipe the guard's card without him knowing.
Luckily, Helen almost reached it, but unluckily, she got stuck again.
"Aw, c'mon," Annie moaned silently.
Helen sighed out of annoyance once she saw she was stuck again.
Then a guard spotted Helen and Annie. "Hey!"
Helen frowned at him and she stretched her arm out to sock him in the face and knock him out, but swiped his card as he fell unconscious to the floor to free herself and Annie. Another guard came, only for Helen to also hit him and the two were able to get out freely.
"That was close," Annie said.
Helen nodded as they kept going.
Meanwhile, back at the campfire......
There was a purple glow fluttering over the flickering flames, which briefly trapped the smoke instead of it.
"Alright," Emi said, "go ahead, Violet."
Violet turned the smoke into a black sphere and made it rise upwards. Then she threw another force field, recapturing the smoke from the roof of the cave.
"Well, it's not like it wasn't much fun..." Dash stood up and took a lit torch, "but I'll look around."
"No way," Tim said, "you're not going anywhere."
"Yes, Mum and Dad's lives could be in danger," Violet said, "Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood's as well...or worse...their marriages...."
"Their marriages," Dash looked confused and stupefied.
"In fact, their lives may be in danger," Lex said.
"Yes, but you think the bad guys are trying to ruin our parents' marriages," Dash asked in disbelief with a slight scoff.
"Forget it," Violet sighed, "you're so immature."
"Alright, I'll go look around," Dash took that as a cue to go.
"Alright, just stay in the cave," Jesse said.
"Well, fine," Dash called back, but wandered away to explore the cave.
"Little brothers...." Violet fluttered her lips.
"Try the twins..." Tim replied dryly, "I challenge you."
"I heard you," Jesse said.
"I hope you did...." Tim glanced back, looking like a rather melodramatic actor, "one little brother and sister is enough, but two at once is so much...oh, my innocent childhood, if you're a year younger than me..."
"You didn't even meet us until we met Jenny in New York," Lex pointed out.
"Oh, woe..." Tim put his hand to his forehead.
"Who do you think you are, Bill from the Plaza," Jesse deadpanned slightly.
"I think he picked up actings kills from him," Lex whispered.
"Hey, the guy's had talent....." Tim folded his arms in defense, "I really miss him....."
"Yes, but at least he's happier on Broadway now with Rachel..." Lex grinned softly, remembering what just happened after Darla's wedding as she moved Eloise out of the hotel.
"That's true," Tim said.
"I feel like one of them should go with Dash," Emi spoke up.
"I'll go with him," Jesse said.
"You sure," Emi asked.
"Of course, I can handle the Rev Runner, I can handle him," Jesse promised.
"Who," Violet asked.
"The fastest superhero of the future," Lex said.
"Oh, is he one of these crazy people," Violet asked.
"Yes, he's a descendant of that Road Runner that Wile E. Coyote is chasing," Jesse explained as he went to catch up with Dash.
"Cool," Violet grinned.
"These psychos..." Lex gently chuckled, "it seems like just yesterday Jesse was incidentally sent to Acmetropolis and we fought the bad guys with them."
"Sounds grand," Emi grinned.
"Cool Runnings..." Dash grinned at an enormous tunnel in the cave and then he heard his voice echo. "COOL RUNNINGS," he yelled louder to hear his loduer echo.
"That's so weird," Jesse commented before asking, "what does the tunnel do inside the cave?"
"I don't know, but isn't this cool," Dash grinned to Jesse.
Soon Jesse used his telescopic vision to see what was the end of the tunnel. Dash wanted to go take a look for himself.
Jesse could see a giant fireball coming down. "Dash...run..."
"What, why..." Dash asked before seeing the fireball coming and decided to take Jesse's advice.
"RUN," Jesse warned him.
With that said, the two ran as fast as they could, which was pretty swift with the two of them combined.
"EVERYBODY, RUN," Jesse yelled.
"What have you done," Violet frowned to her brother.
"We have to get out of this cave now," Jesse warned them.
Soon, they all saw the wave of caves erupting, which made them all run out of the cave as the flames were shooting right after them. Soon Jesse teleported all of them out of the cave.
Luckily, they made it out alright. The rocket emerged from the volcano and then flew into the night heavens.
"Why do I have a bad feeling that there is an Omnidroid inside the rocket," Emi asked.
"Did what," Tim, Violet and Dash asked.
"It's a long story," Jesse replied, knowing what Emi was speaking about.
"Where are we going to stop now," Tim asked.
"C'mon, can't we just use our magic once," Lex asked.
"No, we can't draw too much attention to ourselves," Tim replied like a mature adult.
"I agree," Jesse nodded.
Lex sighed. "Well, fine..."
Meanwhile, back with Helen and Annie...
Annie was in her Equestrian form again where she could fly without being seen. Then Helen stretched her head down as the guards were at their computers, and where she could see which room was using the most electricity. She could see the energy levels rising. Then she lifted her head back up.
"Does it look bad," Annie asked Helen.
"I know what room they're in," Helen said.
"Let's go then," Annie nodded firmly with widened eyes.
Helen nodded back as she led the road.
The next morning....
Dash, Violet, Jesse, Lex, Tim and Emi were asleep together as the sun was starting to rise. Jesse and Lex appeared to be hugging each other in their sleep and Emi cuddled into Jesse slightly, and where to Dash's disgust, he was hugging his sister while asleep.
"Guh..." Tim moaned as he sat up and rubbed his eyes as he looked around, but grinned at the sights. "Man...that's beautiful...." he stood up and walked over to one tree and put his hand on it with a small pout, "I hope you're not in pain......"
"Are you speaking to a tree," Dash asked while looking at Tim like he was crazy.
"Don't you feel your pain," Tim replied while he turned back to Dash simply, "trees may not do much, but they have lives like you or me..."
"Wow, I guess I never thought of it that fashion," Dash frowned before he saw something interesting.
Tim grinned to the tree as he looked up. "Don't worry, I won't let anyone crush you to move forward..."
"Guys, look at that bird," Dash pointed up to a blue bird, who seemed to be watching them.
"A bird," Emi asked as she awakened.
"Wait a second...." Violet took a closer look at the bird.
Then the bird opened its beak and its eyes flashed red as it let out a loud, anguished shriek.
"Oh, we have to move," Jesse suggested.
"Agreed," Lex nodded.
Dash and Violet covered their ears and started to run with the Greenwood siblings and the Pokemon Princess as they felt that bird was a bad sign. As they ran, the bird was revealed to be a camera and Syndrome's guards were monitoring all of them.
'Theft Alert,' the computers rang as Annie and Helen overheard and saw what was going on to their children.
"Oh, dear..." Annie frowned.
"We have to do something, but what," Helen looked to her.
"Our husbands first," Annie said.
"That's right..." Helen replied.
"You know where they are," Annie asked as she got her wings ready.
"Annie, come," Helen said, using her flexibility.
Then Annie followed after, flapping her wings to follow the elastic woman.
Riley sighed as she sat in her room. "Poor Mr. Incredible and Glen Greenwood..."
"Riley, we're releasing them now," Mirage said.
"Madame..." Riley looked up.
"We need to release them now, your cousins and friends have been spotted," Mirage said.
Riley grinned about that. "Then let's go."
Mirage nodded and walked out of the room with her to free Bob and Glen. "I hope they understand."
"I'm sure they will," Riley said.
Bob and Glen bowed their heads, almost sulking as they gave up trying to escape as none of them could break free.
"I don't think I've encountered such a harsh prison trap since Dr. Jacques von Hamsterviel tied up Stitch..." Glen sighed before soon he tried to get free one last time.
Bob sighed as he had given up. Then suddenly, both men fell flat on the floor after Riley had pushed one button and Mirage pushed the other.
"Thank you," Glen said.
"I didn't do anything..." Bob said to him.
Both men looked up to see Riley and Mirage. Then Bob snarled and charged for Mirage, catching him into a tight choke hold and narrowed his baby blue eyes right into her lime-green eyes.
"Bob, let her go," Glen warned him.
"No way," Bob snarled.
"Not much time–––" Mirage choked.
"No, there isn't," Bob frowned to her, "there's no time really!"
"Sir, please let her go," Riley begged.
Bob frowned at her. "What have you done, are you trying to distract us? Get her, Glen!"
Riley gasped and feared about her father's strength, expecting it to hurt her very severely.
"Bob! Wait a moment, they must have a reason to let us go," Glen said.
"Why are you both here," Bob demanded, almost strangling Mirage in his grasp, "how can you humiliate me, even impress a child of your dark offer? What have you done more than us?!"
"The families survived the incident..." Mirage almost coughed, "here on the island.....Jesse and the Pokemon Princess as well!"
"They're alive," Bob asked as he let go of Mirage.
"Really," Glen grinned.
"Yes," Riley nodded while Mirage tried to catch her breath.
"Here, let me help you...." Glen helped Mirage up to her feet in a small embrace to give her some air.
Helen and Annie walked in just then and did not like how it looked with Mirage and Glen against each other.
"Huh, Glen Greenwood, I think you might want to drop Mirage for now," Riley suggested.
Glen looked to see his wife and then let go of the white-haired woman.
"Hello," Mirage came up to Annie, "you must be Miss––––"
"Glen..." Annie had tears in her earth green eyes to her husband, "how could you?!"
"Annie, wait," Glen held out his hand for her.
Annie ponied up up into a pegasus again and started to fly off. But soon she was stopped by Glen's magic and was soon pulled towards him where he could explain. Annie was yet not in a very pleasant mood, however.
"Annie, c'mon, let's speak..." Glen said to her.
Annie sighed and turned to her husband. "You'd better have a very nice explanation for that."
"I just hugged her for her and Riley released us and informed us that you, Helen, and the rest of your family are yet alive," Glen warned her.
Annie wiped her eyes, but frowned firmly. "Well, I'm glad you're safe...."
"Then why do you look frustrated," Glen asked.
Annie turned around and bucked him with her back legs, which actually kicked him against a wall. "THIS IS NOT TO WARN ME FOR WHERE YOU ARE," she scolded him sharply.
"Alright, I deserved that," Glen moaned.
Then Annie walked back over to him with narrowed eyes. "I'm glad you're safe, but how could you lie to me?! You never lie! You're a worse liar than Applejack!"
"I'm sorry I lied as well," Glen said.
"You better be...." Annie replied firmly.
"I'll make it up somehow......" Glen promised.
"How about a week on the couch," Annie grinned darkly.
"Now, let's not rush it," Glen grinned hesitantly.
"Don't provoke me...." Annie warned.
"Oh, how about I take you and the children to Oakhaven next Fall Break," Glen said, "if my cousin's in town, can we see Esme Hoggett and Arthur Hoggett?"
"Huh...it's a deal," Annie nodded.
Then Glen took one of her frontal hooves and shook it. Then Cynthia turned back into a human and jumped into his open arms with a flirty smirk. Glen's eyes widened, but then he smirked in relief. Soon Helen and Bob were kissing after he had pulled her in.
"Where are the children," Glen asked his wife as he set her back down on the floor.
"They're in the woods," Riley warned her aunt, uncle and the other two parents, "security sent Mademoiselle Mirage after them...you better hurry!"
"You brought the children," Bob asked his wife.
"I didn't bring them," Helen tried to explain, "they stacked and I don't think you hit the appropriate tone here–"
Back in the jungle.....
The children kept running for dear life.
"I think we're safe," Lex said.
Then there were three guards coming and frowned to the children.
"Oh, dear, what have we done now," Emi looked in distress.
"We'll fight them," Jesse said.
"Oh, have a nice day," Lex smirked about that.
"I agree," Tim said.
"Let's include Pokemon," Emi suggested.
One group laughed at the group of children who brought out their Pokeballs. "What are you going to do, play catch to the death with us?"
"Sir, don't you know what Pokeballs are," the other guard asked hesitantly.
"No, why," the first guard replied, "is it dangerous?"
"They have Pokemon in them..." the other guard replied like it was obvious, "some may be dangerous, but they are bred and bred to fight any threat!"
"And I'm the Pokemon Princess..." Emi smirked darkly to the guards.
This caused the guards to burst out laughing, not knowing a fact about the Pokemon Princess.
"You asked for it...." Emi narrowed her eyes as she picked up one Pokeball and kissed it, "for this chance~..."
Then the Greenwood siblings sent out their strongest and most dangerous Pokemon while Violet turned invisible and Dash ran for dear life. Soon the guards became shocked once they saw the Pokemon.
"They're superheroes with Pokemon," one guard gasped.
"It's time to show them how Pokemon and superheroes work together," Jesse said.
Then the Greenwood siblings and Emi sent out their best Pokemon. Ninetails and Pupitar snarled at the guards. Teddy yawned, but then stood up and looked as aggressive as a natural earth bear and looked frustrated because he knew bad men were trying to hurt his 'mother'. Then the guards backed up until they bumped into something hard and rough. Emi narrowed her eyes at the guards, not liking them one bit, and where they turned around to see Emi's Typhlosion.
"Wow...is that..." Jesse about to ask.
"Pretty impressive, isn't it," Emi grinned proudly, "she looks like she was just a Cyndaquill yesterday...any matter....TYPHLOSION, BLAZE!!"
Soon Typhlosion used Blaze on the guards, incinerating their vehicles.
"I love getting you into battle mode..." Jesse grinned to Emi.
"I know," Emi smirked.
Jesse smirked back.
"Focus," Pupitar called.
"Uh, I'm sorry about that, buddy..." Jesse grinned hesitantly to his Pokemon.
One of the guards tried to attack Pupitar from behind. He took out a gun, about to shoot at the Pokemon.
"Pupitar," Jesse yelped out.
Then suddenly, a large branch came up behind the guard and hit him over and over again until it literally knocked him out and then Violet appeared, holding the branch with a small smirk.
"Thanks for rescuing my Pupitar," Jesse grinned.
"Um, no problem," Violet grinned shyly, but not crushingly, but flattered that she was able to put her powers into nice use like her mother had wanted.
"Watch out," Lex warned her friend as she saw the guard that was knocked out awakened and about to trip the invisible girl.
"What," Violet turned and gasped in slight concern.
Lex's eyes flashed white as she narrowed her eyes and shot the guard off with a Brain Blast.
"Woah," Violet said.
The guard yelped and fell back again.
"Someone's having a bad day," Lex smirked.
"Lex, how did you do that," Violet asked.
"You can thank a old friend," Lex grinned to her, "Lola Bunny."
"She must've been a special rabbit..." Violet said.
"Oh, you can count on that....." Lex firmly nodded.
"I hope Dash hasn't gotten too far..." Tim said as a guard was coming up behind him to knock him out.
"LEAVE DAD ALONE," Ninetails snarled and tackled the guard down for trying to harm Tim.
"Get that fact off me," the guard yelled.
Ninetails snarled, narrowing his eyes at the guard.
"What a nice Ninetails you are, yes..." Tim grinned and gently petted his Fire Fox Pokemon, "oh, I just love your fur....."
Ninetails purred and nuzzled up against his brother/trainer.
"He's like a pet," Violet grinned.
"Many Pokemon can be like that..." Tim said, "well, Ninetails, you think you want to do this guy away in a flash?"
Ninetails nodded. Soon the guard started to shake his head.
"Ninetails, Flash Fire," Tim called.
"Oh, dear..." the guards moaned in misfortune.
Soon Ninetails used its fire attack on the guards. The guard yelled out in dismay and misfortune.
Jesse decided to run with Dash, having caught up with him.
"How'd you keep up with me," Dash looked surprised at Jesse's personal speed.
"You're not the only one with super speed," Jesse smirked.
"Huh..." Dash smirked back.
"By the way, keep your mouth shut," Jesse warned.
"Why," Dash asked before they ran into a swarm of flies.
"That's why," Jesse said.
Dash choked and gagged as he incidentally swallowed some of the insects and they splashed against his face like he was a car windshield.
"You alright," Jesse asked.
"Disgusting..." Dash winced in disgust.
"Hey, I tried to warn you," Jesse replied, "try flying around a city planet in the distant future."
"I take your word for it," Dash said.
Jesse smirked to him. "Not bad for his age in running."
"Wow, that's a lot coming from you," Dash grinned in admiration.
Then Jesse overheard something.
"Did you hear that," he asked the boy.
"Hear what..." Dash's eyes widened behind his mask.
"Oh, right, I'm sorry..." Jesse replied, "I'm super-hearing."
"Do we have to keep running," Dash asked, a little worriedly.
"Yes, because two of these guys," Jesse nodded.
Dash looked over and then narrowed his eyes.
"C'mon, follow me," Jesse suggested.
Then Dash and Jesse zipped together to avoid any more bad guys, and where two guards went after them.
"Are these bikes," Dash asked.
Jesse took a brief look. "Velocipods, they have bikes..."
Then the two came in front of a lagoon of water.
"Oops," Dash shouts.
"Dash, I know this sounds impossible, but you have to run in that water," Jesse said as he was about to go inside of the lagoon.
"WHAT," Dash asked.
"You can do it," Jesse encouraged, "you have enough speed!"
"In English please," Dash shouts.
"JUST RUN ON TOP OF THE WATERFALL," Jesse squeaked.
"Alright! That's it," Dash said.
The guards came faster. Dash felt doomed, but he saw that he was able to run across the water like Jesse had said, but he didn't see Jesse next to him. Jesse had gone under the water as his tail fin appeared and he was going to swim to the other side and meet Dash there. Dash simply shrugged and decided to enjoy this.
"See you there, Dash," Jesse grinned up to the fast boy as he kept swimming alongside the other sea creatures under the lagoon with him.
Dash made two of the guards collide against each other and explode as he and Jesse were on their road inside of a cave.
Meanwhile, in another part of the jungle...
"I should've warned you I was fired," Bob said to his wife as they ran, "I admit it, but I didn't want you to worry–"
"You didn't want me to worry," Helen frowned to him, "and now, we're running for dear lives in a godforsaken forest!"
"While looking for our children," Annie added.
"Please don't fight, we should all be happy to be alive," Glen spoke up.
"I agree," Bob nodded.
"Oh, the boys better get going there..." Annie sounded firm toward Glen.
"I'm sure they are," Glen said.
"You better be...." Annie narrowd her eyes, "I've had enough of concerning if they went with that Tommy Pickles boy and they almost got attacked by the circus monkeys!"
"Yes, remember, they're all friends after that," Glen reminded.
"Huh..." Annie firmly hummed.
Meanwhile, back with the children.....
Violet kept evading the guards the best she could.
"Oh, yes," Lex cheered, "no one can touch you!"
"Lex," Violet squeaked hesitantly.
"Oh, where, oh, where is Violet," Lex chuckled as she saw the guard hopelessly looking for the girl.
"I know you're there, Little Miss Disappearance..." the guard snarled, "you can't hide from me."
"Oh, please, how are you gonna get her," Lex asked.
The guard frowned to Estelle and pointed his gun for her. "Perhaps you'd like to take her place?"
"I dare you," Lex frowned.
The guard snarled as he cocked his gun, about to shoot her right then and there.
Then Jesse zipped side-by-side, back on land, and threw off the guard and started to spin around in a circle to make the guard dizzy and miss them. "No one touches my sister!"
The guard eventually threw a punch, only for him to feel pain in his fist.
"Ooh, that looked like it hurt....." Jesse stopped, "why don't you give me a hit right here? Go ahead...I dare you."
The guard growled and tried to hurt Jesse with his fists, but was only giving worse injury. Jesse filed his nails innocently and whistled.
"C'mon, let's go," Tim said.
"See you, I wouldn't wanna be you," Jesse laughed as he ran away.
Then Lex and Violet rushed with him. Soon Dash joined them.
"Oh, I can't wait until this is all over," Jesse said to himself as he kept running.
Soon the guard pointed his gun at Dash and where Violet turned back to see what the guard was doing and decided to jump in the road and where a force field appeared around them. Lex stood behind Jesse before frowning at the guards. The bullets couldn't seem to go through the force field.
"How are you doing that," Dash asked his sister, referring to the force field.
"I don't know," Violet replied as she held up the force field the best that she could.
"Well, whatever you do, don't stop," Dash said while running at super-speed while his sister kept the force field up.
"Keep it up, Vi, you can do it," Lex coached.
"Yes," Jesse added.
Violet seemed to spin even faster with her younger brother's help, and where nothing seemed to penetrate the force field.
"Wow, she's getting really nice," Lex grinned proudly, "I can't wait to warn Megan."
"The superhero life is a secret life," Jesse said.
"Megan's my best friend though......" Lex said.
"I'm sorry, sis, but it's the law," Jesse replied, "you know what Dad once said......"
"Dang..." Lex pouted before folding her arms.
Speaking of the parents, they were now running through the jungle. Bob and Helen heard an echoing explosion, which made them stop dead in their tracks. Bob and Glen did the same once they heard it as well. Then there was a rumbling from the force field.
"RUN," Annie yelped as she panicked.
They suddenly got hit by the force field.
"Ow..." Annie grumbled.
"Mum! Dad," Dash, Violet, Jesse and Lex called.
Soon the force field disappeared.
"Children," Bob, Helen, Glen and Annie called.
The families reunited with hugs and kisses.
"We're so glad you children are safe," Annie grinned.
"I'd hate to ruin this touching moment, but we yet have some guards to take care of," Nadine said.
"She's right, I'm sorry, Mum and Dad," Jesse agreed with his girlfriend.
"Where are they," Glen looked ready to fight, "who's trying to hurt my children?"
Soon they saw guards coming out, ready to shoot them.
"Stay close, children," Annie warned.
Helen focused hard and stretched out to kick and punch incoming guards. Soon Annie used her powers over nature to beat up the incoming guards. Vines and roots came alive, which attacked the bad guards and tied some of them up. Then Helen and Annie caught a couple of pilots and knocked them out as the V-Pod was about to come smashing down.
"Shall we," Bob asked Glen about handling the V-Pod since they were both very strong.
"Yes, we shall," Annie nodded.
Then Glen and Bob went to stand on sides in front of the V-Pod. Glen caught the V-Pod and bounced it around in his hands like a hacky sack and then kicked it to Bob, who then caught it and threw it like a Frisbee to another V-Pod emerging from the trees, which caused them both to explode.
"And it's outta here," Glen cheered.
Annie zipped up behind Glen and latched onto him.
"Oh, Annie," Glen blushed.
"I forgot how handsome you are if you fight~" Annie cooed.
"I love you very much," Bob and Helen grinned at each other.
Suddenly, there were more guards and more pods.
"Oh, my--" Jesse moaned, "WILL YOU ALL JUST GO AWAY?!"
"Time for all of us to fight off these guys," Nadine said.
"Let's get dangerous," Jesse grinned darkly.
"Yes," Lex said.
Then the families went to attack the bad guys, but somehow, their superpowers all came to a smashing halt.
"Woah, woah, woah, time out," Syndrome came over to show that he had suspended them.
'This is the naughty guy,' Annie thought to herself.
"What do we have here, matching uniforms," Syndrome smirked as he looked to Bob's wife. "Oh, dear, Elastigirl?! You married Elastigirl," he looked to Dash and Violet as he enjoyed this a little too much. "And you got busy! It's an entire family of supers along with another family and the legendary Pokemon Princess," he then laughed out loud and long, "oh, this is just too nice!"
'This guy should be easy,' Lex thought to herself.
Then Syndrome took them to his lair.
"I feel uncomfortable," Nadine shivered.
"I'm here, Nadine, it's alright," Jesse soothed his girlfriend.
Glen grinned to his younger son, his dedication for Annie reminded him of his dedication to Annie if they were teenagers. Syndrome simply looked like he was going to throw up from all this love feast between Jesse and Nadine. Jesse and Nadine held each other as they were carried off.
At the lair...
Riley watched from a hidden corner as Syndrome locked up the heroes.
"I have to do something," Riley whispered.
Jesse groaned, trying to break free.
"It's no use, son," Glen frowned, "we're stuck here."
"That's true," Bob said.
"Dang..." Jesse pouted in defeat.
"It's alright, Jesse, I'm sure something will save us," Nadine soothed her boyfriend.
"Oh, man, you two are like some kind of teen soap opera," Syndrome scoffed to Jesse and Nadine, "why don't you go on that dumb teen show, Mackenzie Falls with Chad Dylan Cooper?"
"Hey, that show and Zombie High with Jake Ryan moved my heart," Nadine frowned in defense.
"Yes, whatever," Syndrome rolled his eyes.
"You won't get away with this," Jesse sneered.
"Oh, c'mon, you have to admit this is cool," Syndrome smirked. "Like in the movie! The robot will emerge dramatically, do some damage, throngs of shrieking people, and just until all hope is lost; Syndrome will save the day! I'll be a bigger hero than both of you ever were," he rubbed it in to Atticus and Bob in particular.
"You'll never be better than our dad or Mr. Incredible," Lex frowned.
"Basically, you're saying that you're murdering heroes, just where you can pretend to be one," Glen asked, "you, my friend, are NUTS!"
"Oh, I'm real," Syndrome scoffed, "real enough to defeat you two!"
"In your wild, crazy, insane dreams," Jesse scoffed.
"Yes, you're insane," Nadine frowned at Syndrome, "you are not a real hero; you're a fake!"
"Oh, but are you forgetting about your precious gifts," Syndrome scoffed. "Your oh-so-special superpowers! I'll give them heroics, I'll give them the most spectacular heroics anyone's ever seen! I'll sell my inventions, where everyone can be superheroes, everyone can be super! And if everyone's super...no one will be," he dramatically added before cackling darkly as he exited the room mysteriously.
"That last part of his sentence makes no sense," Nadine said.
"I think he basically means no one will be unique in the world," Jesse hunched.
"Now that makes sense," Nadine said.
"That's just my guess, but I'd put it that fashion if I were smart enough to be a bad guy," Jesse replied.
Riley walked in, feeling guilty and mournful as she saw everyone locked up like this. "I am very sorry......" she warned everyone, "I tricked you, and I ended up working for evil."
"How could you do this to us," Nadine asked.
"I didn't mean to....." Riley turned away with tears in her eyes, "but it's because you all have superpowers and I don't."
"You do have powers," Jesse said, "vampire superpowers"
"But these aren't real...." Riley said, "I'm not powerful like you guys are...I was jealous when we were Loonatics."
"Well, you have the ability to see in the dark while the rest of us can't," Lex said.
"I suppose so...." Riley shrugged.
"Plus, you can sense presences with your scent for blood," Jesse said, "neither of us can do that."
Then Felicity sniffed, which then gave her a whiff of their tiger's blood. "Yes...you're right."
"You see? None of us have vampire powers, but you do so," Glen said.
"My vampire powers can be superpowers as well," Riley asked.
"Of course they can," Annie replied, "I mean, you remember if Tim didn't feel special because he wasn't strong like Jesse? Well, he has nature powers like I do so."
"I wish I considered this before I ended up working for the bad guys..." Riley sighed, "you're probably all frustrated with me now."
"We're not frustrated," Jesse said.
"You're not," Riley asked.
"You're my best friend's daughter, you're like a niece to me, I could never get mad at you, though I am surprised you'd work for the bad guys," Glen said.
"I really am sorry," Riley frowned.
"Oh, Riley..." Annie sighed.
Riley sniffled as she started to weep. "This is all of my fault."
"You can help us get out you know," Dash suggested.
"I hope so..." Riley pondered.
"Do you know how to get us out of here," Nadine asked.
Riley narrowed her eyes to Violet's trap. "You're not completely suspended," she then pointed and noticed, "are you nice with controls?"
"I'm pretty nice," Violet admitted.
"Then you can use your powers to get yourself free," Riley grinned.
"You think so," Violet replied.
"Try it, you're not secure enough," Riley encouraged.
Then Violet tried to see that Riley was right and she spun in her own force field and she came to the control panel to save her family and everyone else, and where Riley was right. Then Violet and Riley gave each other thumb's up as they helped out. Once the two families were freed, soon they ran away to try and find a fast lane to get to the city.
They weren't going to let anything stop them. Nadine had damage keeping up, where Jesse stopped to carry her bridal style and then ran with her in his arms. Nadine grinned dreamily as Jesse carried her, they looked like Princess Sally Acorn and Sonic the Hedgehog, especially with Jesse's speed. Riley felt much better working on the nice side, even if she had become an exchange student with Mirage and Syndrome, but of course, her family forgave her for her actions, and where she remembered that good always won over bad.
"We've frozen all of Syndrome's assets," a man warned Bob and Glen, "if he even sneezes, we'll be there with a hanky and a pair of handcuffs. The people of this country are indebted to you."
"Does this mean we can come out of hiding," Bob asked.
"Let the politicians figure that one out," the man replied, "but I've been asked to assure you we'll take care of everything else. You did nice, Bob and Detective Greenwood."
Soon a limo was brought for the Greenwood and the Parr families to bring them into town. Helen had a lot of voice messages on her phone with the babysitter freaking out about Jack-Jack for some reason. She honestly could not understand why.
"Hey, you're wearing your hair back," Bob asked his teenage daughter.
"I thought it'd be a brief look for her," Lex grinned.
"That is," Bob grinned, "I love it."
"Thanks, Dad," Violet replied.
Glen was happy that things were turning out nice.
"That would've been so cool if I threw that car off," Dash grinned to his father.
"It's not as cold as you're running on water," Bob grinned back to his older son.
"Hey, Mum! That was nice until you've had that bad guy in your arm and flogged the other guy," Dash continued, "that was so sweet!"
"My darling, ah, yes, I try to listen to the letters, my darling," Helen replied as she used her cellphone and heard paranoid calls from the babysitter.
"Is everything alright," Annie asked Helen.
"You guys should listen to this," Helen said before holding out her phone and put it on Speaker where everyone could hear what the babysitter said about Jack-Jack.
'Mrs. Parr, it's me,' Kari's voice said in a panicky tone, 'Jack-Jack is fine, but strange facts are happening. Jack-Jack's yet fine, but I feel really weird! Where are you going back? I'm not alright, Mrs. Parr! Put that aside! Stop this! You need to call me. I need help, Mrs. Parr! I'll call the police.....hi, this is Kari. I'm sorry to frighten you, but your child has special needs.'
"Special needs," Annie asked out of confusion.
'Anyhow, thanks for sending a surrogate sister,' Kari's voice continued, sounding relieved.
"Replacement," Helen repeated, "I didn't call a replacement."
Soon both families and Nadine rushed out to the Parr house. Lex came to the door first and swiftly opened it before gasping.
"Csendes," Syndrome smirked as he carried Jack-Jack in his arms before frowning to Bob. "The baby is sleeping. You robbed our future. I simply give back. Oh, don't worry, I'll be a nice teacher. Supportive, encouraging. Everything you weren't for. And in time, who knows? He might be a best friend," he blasted a hole into the ceiling and roof before flying away with Jack-Jack.
Soon Jack-Jack awakened and began to cry.
"Oh, you're dead meat," Jesse frowned as he decided to fly after Syndrome.
Soon Nadine flew alongside her boyfriend. Jesse grinned to her and soon flew away with a frown toward Syndrome. Jack-Jack cried for his family before soon he looked at Syndrome and burst into flames.
"What," Nadine asked out of confusion.
Syndrome panicked before Jack-Jack turned into solid steel and soon brought the villain down with him due to the weight. The villain tried to keep Jack-Jack up in the air before the baby turned back to normal before he shook violently.
"Something's going on.....what's going on," Helen panicked.
Soon Jack-Jack turned into a beast.
"Have you ever wanted children," Nadine wearily asked Jesse.
"I've thought about it....." Jesse replied as they watched Jack-Jack take care of Syndrome on his own.
Sure enough, Jack-Jack attacked one of the jet boots.
"We have to stop him," Helen panicked, "throw something!"
"I can't print," Bob warned his wife, "I might hit Jack-Jack!"
Soon Nadine was close enough for Jack-Jack. Jack-Jack began to beat up Syndrome before looking at Nadine and cooed to her, going back to normal for a moment.
"Got you now," Nadine grinned as she took the baby boy in her arms.
Syndrome started to fly around out of control. Nadine covered Jack-Jack's eyes. Syndrome tried to catch Jack-Jack, but soon got caught by an engine of his place and was sucked in by his cape as it snagged him off and also ended his life instantly, who growled in frustration before shouting out an enraged "STEELE!!"
This yell was so loud that it echoed across Metroville. Soon Jesse and Nadine flew back to the ground safely.
"Oh, Jack-Jack..." Helen whispered to her baby son.
Nadine grinned as she held Jack-Jack like a surrogate mother before giving him back to Helen.
"This is amazing," Dash said.
The others agreed while Nadine and Jesse blushed.
"Uh, does that mean we have to move again," Jesse asked.
"I don't think so," Lex grinned to him.
The neighbor boy was there on his tricycle before standing up in amazement. "THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY EVIL," he warned the Greenwood and Parr families.
"Should we erase his memory," Dash asked.
"I've had this from Mum, she said you might need it," Riley warned Glen as she brought out a trademark Men in Black neuralyzer.
"It's not as if anyone would believe him, but it's better safe than sorry," Glen said before putting sunglasses on the others and wiped the memory of the boy.
"What," the neighborhood boy asked, "what just happened?"
"I thought you were about to go home to dinner," Glen warned him.
"Oh, um, right..." the boy said before he rolled back to his house and everyone grinned to each other, hearing the frustrated villain shout his name.
Soon a few days passed.....
Everyone was at the school racetrack as today was a big day for Dash.
"Should we have fans at the track meet," Violet asked Lex, "I mean, what is all this?"
"Well, I always thought it was like–" Lex was about to say.
"Hey," the boy that Violet liked soon appeared and Lex smirked as she decided to take that as a cue to leave the two alone, "you're, uh...Violet, right?"
"See you, Vi," Lex said before leaving.
"You look different," Tony said to Violet.
"I feel different," Violet said, "is different just fine?"
"Hey, different is..." Tony stammered, "variation is grand. Do you want..."
"Yes," Violet asked.
"Do you think perhaps.....you and me...you know..." Tony yet stammered over Violet's beauty.
"Yes," Violet nodded.
"Do you--" Tony tried again.
"Csendes," Violet put her finger to her lips, "I like movies. I'll buy the popcorn. Alright?"
'Soft,' Lex thought to herself as she secretly watched that.
"A movie," Tony said, trying to be like his usual cool guy self, "here you are. Yes...yes!"
Violet nodded and soon went to sit down with her family.
"Wait, wait...why Friday," Tony called out to her.
"Friday," Violet nodded.
Soon Lex joined her family.
"It's so nice of you to give Violet a new look, Lex," Annie grinned to her daughter.
"Thanks, Mum," Lex grinned back to her mother.
Soon they watched the race. Dash wasn't speeding up as the other boys were running with him. Bob and Helen called out to their son, a bit more than the other parents since Dash had super-speed, and where they kept warning him to either speed up or slow down. Dash felt confused, but soon understood what his parents meant as he kept going.
"I've been helping him with that lately," Jesse warned the others.
"That's grand," Annie grinned.
"It took a bit, but I think he had it," Jesse grinned back.
Soon Dash sped up without using his super-speed as he passed the race with the other boys his age. Soon everyone cheered.
"Dash, I'm so proud of you," Helen grinned.
"I didn't know what you wanted me to do until I remembered Jesse's training," Dash replied as he carried a trophy.
"And I'm glad he put you in control of your speed," Violet said.
Then there was a rumbling heard and people were shrieking.
"Uh...what's going on," Tim wondered.
Soon a man brought up a drill through the ground and he looked almost like a mole as he revealed himself. "Behold, the Underminer," he frowned to the citizens of Southdale, "I am always under you, but nothing under me! I declare war on peace and happiness! Soon everyone will tremble before me!"
"Ugh, he's like Mole from Atlantis: The Lost Empire," Annie grimaced.
"This should be easy to beat," Jesse said.
Soon the Parr family put on their masks as they were going to have another family outing as "The Incredibles", and where Jesse was right about the Underminer. This was the start of a new experience and adventure for everybody.
Executive ProducersDENNIS DeSHAZERSHERYL STAMPS LEACH
Senior ProducerJIM ROWLEY
ProducersJEFF GITTLEMARTHA DATEMA LIPSCOMB
DirectorBRUCE DECK
WriterMARK S. BERNTHAL
Production DesignerJESS NELSON
Musical DirectorBOB SINGLETON
Lyricists/ComposersSTEPHEN BATES BALTESLORY LAZARUS
Performance DirectorPENNY WILSON
Educational SpecialistsMARY ANN DUDKO, Ph.D.MARGIE LARSEN, M.Ed.
Cast:Voice of Barney... BOB WESTBarney's Body Costume... DAVID JOYNERVoice of Baby Bop... JULIE JOHNSONBaby Bop's Body Costume... JEFF AYERSVoice of B.J. ... PATTY WIRTZB.J.'s Body Costume... JEFF BROOKS
Cast:Shawn... JOHN DAVID BENNETT, IITosha... HOPE CERVANTESStella the Storyteller... PHYLLIS CICEROJason... KURT DYKHUIZENKathy... LAUREN KINGJuan... MICHAEL KROST
Cast:Carlos... COREY LOPEZMin... PIA MANALOKenneth... NATHAN REGANJulie... SUSANNAH WETZELMr. Boyd... ROBERT SWEATMANStephen... CHASE GALLATIN
Associate DirectorERIC NORBERG
Stage ManagerTERRIE DAVIS MANNING
Lighting DesignerSTEVEN BRILL
EditorMcKEE SMITH
Audio DirectorDAVID M. BOOTHE
Art DirectorELIZABETH SAGAN VELTEN
Wardrobe Supervisor/DesignerLISA O. ALBERTSON
Technical Operations SupervisorRANDY BREEDLOVE
Video EngineerBINK WILLIAMS
Camera OperatorsLARRY ALLEN OZ COLEMANTOM COX BRUCE HARMON
Production AudioRONALD G. BALENTINE
Boom OperatorsJAMES JOHNSONDAVID SMITH
Lighting DirectorCASEY COOK
Key GripBUZ CANNON
Lighting Board OperatorTODD DAVIS
Grip/ElectricJAMES EDWARDS
Construction SupervisorCHARLES BAILEY
Craft Shop SupervisorRAY HENRY
Art/Craft CoordinatorAMY ATHERTON
Set DresserAGGIE DAVIS-BROOKS
DraftspersonCHRISTOPHER McCRAY
Craft/Prop ArtistMARK BROGAN
Props/Special EffectsDAVID COBB
CarpentersTY M. BURNSDANNY SMITH
Scenic PainterE. (BILL) SLETTE
Swing CrewCARMELO GOMEZ
Costume Shop ManagerGEORGIA FORD WAGENHURST
Costume TechnicianD.J. SEGLER
Costume SewingNATALIE SERGI-SAARISUSIE THENNES
Make-Up DesignerJEANIE L. D'IORIO
Hair StylistDEBRA HERTEL HAEFLING
Costume/Wardrobe AssistantsBRIAN N. BLEVINSJANET BUSH SANTIAGO MOLINA
Field ProducerSANDY JANTZEN
Post VideotapeDUDLEY ASAFF
Dialogue EditorDENICE CROWELL
Post Production AudioCRAIG CHASTAIN
Production Office ManagerSUE SHINN
Script SupervisorCATHERINE REYNOLDS
Production CoordinatorsJULIE HUTCHINGSKELLY MAHER
Production AccountantDEBBIE COTTLE
Production SecretaryAUSTIN GRAY
Asst. to Performance DirectorDAVID VOSS
Production AssistantsBRADEN McDONALDJOEL ZOCH
Barney Music DepartmentJILL HANCE CHARLES KINGJONATHAN SMITH ETHEL WADSWORTH
For Singleton Productions, Inc.BRADFORD COLEMAN LARRY HARONMIKE PIETSZCH
Educational Research StaffPATSY J. ROBLES GOODWIN, M.Ed.KIMBERLY THORNTON, M.Ed.JOY STARR
Children's TeacherSANDRA GILPIN
Children's SupervisorMARY EVANS
Barney and the Backyard Gang™ and Barney & Friends®were originally developed by Sheryl Leach,Kathy Parker and Dennis DeShazer.
Vocal Performances Enhanced with Help fromSingleton Productions, Inc.
"I Love You" • Lyrics by Lee Bernstein (BMI)
Special Thanks toTom Rennen of Intelligent Light Digital ImagingMcDonald's
Original Barney, Baby Bop and B.J.Costumes byIRENE COREY DESIGNASSOCIATES
Produced byTHE LYONS GROUP ANDCONNECTICUT PUBLIC TELEVISION
For Connecticut Public TelevisionExecutives in ChargeLARRY RIFKINSHARON BLAIR
Executive in ChargeRICHARD C. LEACH
BARNEY & FRIENDS • Classical CleanupCopyright 2004 • Lyons Partnership, L.P.