The CHI Jackers

The CHI Jackers is the eleventh episode of Legends of Chima: The Animated Series
PLOT:
= THE MORNING HUNT: =
The episode “Chi Jackers” starts off with a group of Beavers riding their speedors through the forest, only to show that they’re getting pursued by the wolf pack who took their scheme’s victory as inspiration to do a whole calendar of the same thing. This time, for more easy prey.
Even for the weakest of all the tribes, Bezar refuses to hand over their Chi, encouraging his tribe to try and think the same way. Woriz almost flattens him, giving a small grin but gets surprisingly outsmarted when his victim escapes and drives the wolf into a few trees.
They’re still chased, this time by the weaker members of the pack. They are almost caught, getting lucky when they find an opening to the otherside through a log that’s just their size to fit through. The wolve’s growling at their enemy as they escape.
With their Chi and a story to tell, the Beavers roam through the trees and plan to return home, before their love for fixing things instantly kicks in and makes their mouths water when they come across a broken Speedor. Bezar does his best to try to control his fellow Beavers, but the look of something broken takes over him as well in a short amount of time. This is shown as a distraction when Winzar and Woriz sneak to their Speedorz and capture the Chi.
= CHIMA IN QUARANTINE: =
Ready for a good day in the Lion City, Rogon, Ruckus and Runk show up by the steps with questions on why the whole thing is empty. Laval and Lagravis tell them the bad news that thanks to the incident and riot, the tribes have lost the Lion’s trust and Lagravis has canceled everything and anything big, the only thing that is still offered though is the daily Chi collection, each tribe however is only allowed to collect their batch one by one. 
On their way up the steps, Rogon complains at this fact, saying he won’t be able to see any of his friends more then he usually would, with the only one he can remember being Eris. thanks to that, Runk teases him on having a girlfriend, Rogon’s unintelligence causing him to not know the obvious, making both the Rhino’s laugh.
They all reach the top, being given their daily Chi supply with the good old saying, “use it well, use it wisely”. Lagravis is then annoyed with the tribe’s “normal” personality when they do the exact opposite by charging themselves up right after they roll down the city steps, using it to crack in half a giant boulder. Lagravis sighs, “Rhino’s” while Laval finds it a little entertaining.
A SOMEWHAT EXILE:
In the Crocodile Throne Room, an extremely frustrated Cragger is fully recovered, with Crooler and a big pile of Chi standing in front of him. He stays speechless and shows no gratitude, Crooler admitting she committed treason but it being because she wanted to surprise him. 
Cragger yells at her for being a traitor, Crooler than asks him on the last time he’s ever done something at all without her help, along with pulling off the mission that she just did. At a loss for words because of it being “never”, he still blames her and excludes her superiority when it comes to being the mastermind behind all the plans, replacing it with the fact that Laval saved him from his death. Thanks to that, Cragger questions the bad blood between their two tribes, questioning himself even on why he launched so many attacks on them and why they shouldn’t just be friends instead. 
That type of proposal angers Crooler who instantly rejects peace between the 2 tribes. Desperate to make him think differently, she pulls out a persuader plant, luckily the plant is shown to be black and dead, meaning it’s basically out of order. She quickly hides it behind her back when Cragger takes notice, pulling it back out when he goes back to the throne.
Not knowing the power of her own voice, Crooler complains that she needs a new plant, Cragger overhearing this but sadly doesn’t understand completely why, no matter, it still gives him an idea. So as her punishment for treason, he exiles her from the fort and to find her some dirt of which Crug and Crawley toss her into.
THE BIGGER THEY ARE, THE HARDER THEY FALL:
On their way back to the Quarry, the Rhino’s notice Wilhurt, Winzar and Woriz up ahead, suggesting that they might want to fight. Looking forward to it, they park their speedorz right in front of them, getting no violent welcoming committee to their displeasure. Instead they’re lured towards an invisible bridge and try to break it. Through some more begging and pretending to be hurt, Woriz lures them right into the middle, making them fall into a hole while their Chi gets stolen.
THE BACKDOOR:
For the word of the day, “we only see what we want to see” told by Lagravis when hopeful for a slow and steady return for a full chi pool, Laval saying he has faith in his sword for protection, before getting surprised by Razar wanting to collect the daily Chi supply for his tribe.
Instantly asked on how he got in, Lagravis complains about the lack of repairing they’ve been doing when told it was the massive hole in the wall the wolves blew through to make an exit. The Raven prefers it as the “backdoor” and the best entrance when it comes to what they are doing. Their name being included makes the 2 lions a bit curious.
Later on, Laval and a big party of Lion tanks escort Razar and his Chi safely back home, saying that due to their numbers the wolves won’t attack. He takes back his words though when one howls out while in perfect sight.
That howl being a signal for the rest of his pack which were right by the Lion Tempe to march inside through the hole without any worry of reinforcements. They easily plunder the temple of its Chi, the Lion elders standing no fighting chance with the only defenders being Lennox and Lagravis, it making no difference however.
Lagravis roars, being already too late when the pack leaves with plenty of spoils. The 2 Lions go on a rescue mission, Lagravis admitting his defeat when the pack escapes through the forest. Lennox tries to go after them, being stopped when he’s told they’ll stand no chance thanks to their tanks being on the other side of Chima.
In that area, Laval’s transportation was a success, calling the wolves bold but not that much.
At night, Lagravis gives them a little credit thanks to it being perfectly planned. He complains that if the cycle continues, all of Chima will fall. To prove he was right, another Earthquake appears. 
Laval returns, being told that an Earthquake can be caused by just a single tribe when they wobble the balance by having too much Chi in their possession and not an equal amount, seeing the hole as a massive problem, Lagravis proclaims that from then on until it’s fixed, the temple is to stay highly guarded and that no guards allowed to leave, even if it’ll take for months.
To make matters worse, Laval approaches Leonidas who complains that without Chi, they won’t be able to power up their weapons and tanks. Laval asks if they could survive another attack, the only answer Leonidas can really give, is a shrug.
THE NIGHT RIDE:
Right after he sighs, Laval’s hope is ignited back up when he looks to the distance and sees ShadoWind. Not verbally saying his intentions, he leads Laval through the night and on a hill that looks down upon the wolf camp.
The masked rider still doesn’t give a complete explanation,  instead he takes out the reward he won from the last race, the golden Chi. It's then fully understandable that he wants to help when he hands the golden orb over to Laval without giving any answers to his questions.
As a distraction, he rides right into the camp from the beginning to the end, the entire pack being alarmed by his presence and chasing him all the way outside.
Finally understanding but still questionable, Laval takes the golden Chi back to Lagravis who is as confused as he is, calling ShadoWind “mysterious”. They ignore the reason, being grateful for it so they put the orb at use. Lagravis places it on the ground, it doing all the work by easily rebuilding the city walls,
The wolf spy for the night being Windra who howls to her pack the bad news. She leaves the area with an unhappy expression on her face, Laval being happy that they’ll be able to help everyone else now since they have nothing to worry about themselves.
CHI MISUSAGE:
A new day has arrived, Laval continuing on with the Chi transportations through a canyon, all the way back to the Bear’s home, Bladvic by his side.
Bladvic thanks Laval for his help, then complaining about the wolf’s “chi jacking”. Being promised by Laval that’ll never happen again so long as they stick together.
But he’ll need to fight to keep that promise when Woriz looks down on them from higher up. He turns around to his pack, giving them the suggestion on punishment to their enemy for trying to protect the tribes of Chima through the power of their own Chi. Excited to plunder, every single wolf charges themselves up for battle.
Feeling the Earth shake because of the wolves makes Laval desperate to use Chi for their protection, Lagravis advising not to incase of emergency. 
They’re shot at, the wolves beginning a full scale attack, Laval speeding up ahead. Lagravis takes care of his first round of wolves that jump onto his tank, calling out for the bears to escape while they cover their exit, Bladvic and Bulkar wanting nothing more than to go back to a comfortable sleep.
Both him and Laval put their feet on land and enter the battle, Laval having eliminated his own group of wolves before getting pushed over and helped up by his father. 
The pursuit for the Chi isn’t over yet when they notice a wolf truck after Bulkar and Bladvic. They’re unable to do anything for a minute when they’re surrounded by wolves and fight back to back. When they’re closed up on and nowhere to escape, they charge themselves up with Chi, easily intimidating and eliminating their foes. 
Meanwhile Bladvic and Bulkar have no luck trying to get home when Woriz and Wilhurt force them to stop by parking in front of the 2 bear’s speedorz.
At the canyon, even though Lagravis and Laval continue to eliminate some more wolves, they start to get tired and overwhelmed by the numbers of their enemy. Lagravis suggests a retreat, his son not thinking the same way due to it meaning cowardice, but he makes an exception thanks to him needing to take a breather. They hop in Lagravis’s tank, retreating with Laval complaining maybe they can’t protect everyone after all while their vast army of enemies chase them, Lagravis hoping the bears made it home.
Instead they both stand looking at Woriz who insults the Lions on retreating and commends the bears on their intelligence making them see reason not to fight. Bladvic states that not only are they that, they’re sleepy as well, falling onto the ground with Bulkar and having a giant nap. 
The Lions return to their city defeated, Lagravis sitting on his throne and remembering the records on when his tribe has ever been beaten that badly before, being never. Laval tries to cheer him up, stating that they’ll be equal against the pack’s power when “their” chi pool is full Lagravis correcting him on the Chi being for all tribes, not just one.
He tries to remind Laval of the rules, even if they’re a little, too far. This being one of the downs of being a lion for Laval, Lagravis actually agreeing with his son on it, those words instantly being taken back as Laval admits it being a joke. He then admits the wolves are masters when it comes to land combat, but not when it comes to the skies.
THE NEW DELIVERY SYSTEM
Full of commitment to help all tribes in Chima, Laval has thought of a new way to deliver Chi without any wolf problems thanks to the delivery always coming from land.
Now in the sky, he holds onto a rope attached to Eris’s Jet, a whole bunch of the same thing flying right beside them. Eris questions Laval on his decision, getting it explained that it’s to cheer up Lagravis because of his slight change in personality to what he normally is. From grumpy and strict to sad and submissive.
They get to work, dropping off one giant bag filled with Chi successfully to every single tribe in Chima, all being happy and not a single wolf ruining their delivery until..
On their way to the bear’s village, Eris’s jet is suddenly shot at by multiple ammunition, Laval almost falling off, luckily being able to hold onto his rope and manage to get back ontop with some help from Eris.
They’re shot at rapidly, Elgor being the first to go down, causing him to eject, everyone else doing the same thing. While being distracted, Eris drops Laval off to go against Woriz, getting bested by the alpha who swings him away.
Being a far enough distance away, Woriz tries to shoot Laval, the young prince dodging all of the bullets and drives Woriz’s firepower to him so it can miss and destroy a cannon.
Seeing him as a threat, Woriz tries extra hard and luckily for Laval, the Eagle Jets approach, eliminating Woriz’s cannon and making him retreat. Now that that’s done with, Eris throws down the rope for Laval to ride on the Jet with, they’re caught off though when another blast comes out of nowhere.
One by one, the remaining Eagle Jets are taken off the sky, Eris being the only one left. Confused, she sees Windra reveal herself inside the same helicopter from “Foxtrot”, stating that she forgot about it ever since the incident. The Jet takes some heavy blows from Windra’s firepower, but Eris manages to get behind her and claim a bit of vengeance.
Woriz approaches on land, crying out to Windra and commanding the wolf in the truck to take Eris down, worried about the female wolf’s life, Eris stating the skies aren’t big enough for both of them. 
The blast from the truck catches her off guard, returning Windra’s role as hunter. She’s led by Eris in between a wide canyon, the female wolf shooting at her with no mercy, even if it meant destroying herself in the process. Eris uses this to her advantage by making Windra shoot a whole bridge down on her. She escapes, Woriz crying out his companion’s name and questioning the wolf on the canon of his battle prowess. 
Eris manages to dodge the bullets, getting hit by one though, luckily it does not have that much of an impact on her Jet. It only made the bag of Chi fall into the trees and back into the possession of Bladvic and Bulkar, Bladvic believing his sleep somehow did the trick.
AFTERMATH
At the place where Windra crashed, Winzar, Wilhurt and a wolf soldier approaches, Woriz having the unconscious female inside his arms while screaming out for her to wake up, even beginning to cry, this being the first and only time Woriz has really cared for someone like this. Luckily, the crash wasn’t murderous, proven when she opens her eyes and quickly recovers, Woriz being grateful for her survival. That kindness disappears when he notices the rest of his pack members look at him confused, so to show no weakness he just thanks her for the hard work along with stepping on her while walking. He admits his defeat, leaving it for another time.
Near the days end, Lagravis goes to thank Laval as much as reward him with a “well done” for cheering him up when he needed it, but questions the time they have left to keep the cycle of victory going. Laval complains about him doing it again, reminding him to “have faith”.
Lagravis is snapped out of his depressive state, congratulating his son on his wisdom.
To end off with a happy ending, they stare towards sun and wait for tomorrow
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