Breaking Stones (Transcript)

This is the 45th episode of Fantasy Squadron: Medievalger.

One day, Rack, Jascal, and Lord Wiz were exploring the British countryside.

Rack: I feels really good to get out of that lair and explore the countryside for once.

Jascal: Yeah. Coming up with schemes to stop the Medievalgers has been really tiring.

Lord Wiz: We're out here because I thought maybe seeing some stuff out here would give me an idea for what sort of monster I could have made to put an end to those Medievalgers.

Jascal: Oh really?

Lord Wiz: Walks are always so nice to help you come up with the best ideas.

They then came across a gorge of rocks.

Rack: Whoa. Those are a lot of rocks. Are they not?

Jascal: I wonder how there are so many?

Lord Wiz: We're in a rocky place. That's why. Hey, that just gives me an idea. Boys, do you know of Rock, Paper, Scissors?

Rack: Yeah.

Jascal: Sometimes, we play that game. But we always end in a tie. Watch.

Both: Rock, Paper, Scissors. (They both show scissors) Rock, Paper, Scissors. (Both scissors again)

Rack: See? Tie every time.

Lord Wiz: I noticed you both had scissors.

Rack: So, that's the move I always try.

Jascal: Me, too.

Lord Wiz: Have you ever tried using rock or paper?

Jascal: Hmmm. I guess not.

Lord: Why don't you each do rock or paper this time?

Rack: Alright.

Both: Rock, Paper, Scissors. (This time, they both have rock).

Jascal: It didn't work, boss. We tied again.

Lord Wiz: Never mind that. If one of you has scissors and the other had rock, do you know what that means?

Rack: Uh, it means that whoever has rock wins?

Jascal: Right. You know why?

Rack: Uh....I don't know.

Jascal: Me neither.

Lord Wiz: Rock wins against scissors because scissors cannot cut through the rock. It is too strong.

Jascal: Oh. That makes since.

Lord Wiz: I bet the Medievalgers won't be able to defeat rock either. So, I'm going to make a monster that is made up of rock. Let's get the wheelbarrows.

Elsewhere in the same rocky area, Wallace and his family were on a hike.

Wallace: Certainly a lot of rocks to be found around here.

Mr. Honeybun: Sure is, son.

Mrs. Honeybun: I've always liked coming here on hikes with my family when I was your age, Wallace.

Wallace: What did you like about it, Mom?

Mrs. Honeybun: I just really liked to see what kinds of rocks I could find. I was a real sucker for them back then.

Wallace: Did you ever worry about any earthquakes?

Mrs. Honeybun: No. I never thought that to be a possibility. Nobody in my family did.

Wallace: But it could happen. Right?

Mr. Honeybun: Well, it could.

Mrs. Honeybun: But not likely.

Wallace wasn't so sure. The rocks on the hill all looked like they could cause trouble. And that they could slide down at anytime. Later on, Rack, Jascal, and Lord Wiz came back with their wheelbarrows.

Lord Wiz: Now, try to put in as many of these rocks as you possibly can. I want enough to make my monster really powerful.

Rack: Yes, sir.

Jascal: We got it.

The villains were at the top of a hill where Wallace's family was at the bottom of. Suddenly, Rack removed a rock from a large group of rocks, which caused a landslide. The rocks started moving down the hill.

Mr. Honeybun: Uh oh. Landslide.

Mrs. Honeybun: We better run!

The family began running from the rolling rocks.

Mr. Honeybun: Hurry, into that cave. We'll be save there.

They headed inside the cave as the rocks rolled down. The family was right, they were saved, but they were also....

Wallace: Completely trapped!

Mr. Honeybun: Uh oh.

Mrs. Honeybun: At least we're alive.

Wallace: For how long? We won't survive without food.

Mr. Honeybun: I'm sure there's another exit in this cave.

Mrs. Honeybun: And what if there isn't?

Mr. Honeybun: Then we'll just have to start digging out.

They went over to the rocks to try and dig them out.

Mr. Honeybun: Boy. This will take a while.

Over in Lord Wiz's lair, the villains had put all the rocks into the magic cauldron. Soon, the monster was ready. He was a rocky monster.

Lord Wiz: I shall call him Rock Hard.

Rack: And boy, what a rock he is.

Jascal: (Tries punching Rock Hard) OW! And hard, too. True to his name.

Lord Wiz: The Medievalgers won't be able to defeat him then.

Over in the cave, Wallace heard the sound of his fairy making the noises.

Wallace: We can't do it.

Mr. Honeybun: What?

Wallace: Nothing. (In thought) I could teleport out of here, but if I teleport now, my parents will know I'm a Medievalger.

Over at the castle, all the Medievalgers except Wallace arrived at the castle.

Iness: Uh, where is Wallace?

Gavin: I don't know.

Charisa: He told me that he and his family were exploring the rocky countryside. Maybe something happened to them.

Iness: But without Wallace's fairy, we can't show what's happening with the monster right now.

Benny: This is quite bad. Not only is there a monster attack, but we don't have our full team.

Gail: Maybe we should go to the rocky area where Wallace's family is.

Iness: That sounds like a good idea to see where he could be. I would think that wherever he is, he would have teleported from anywhere.

Gavin: Maybe there's a reason he can't.

Benny: What reason would he have to not teleport?

Gavin: We have to keep our identities a secret, even from our family, right?

Charisa: Yeah.

Gavin: Maybe Wallace isn't teleporting because if he did, his parents who know he's a Medievalger.

Gail: Couldn't he just go somewhere where they can't see him?

Gavin: Maybe he can't. We better go and find out.

Vince: Then let's go shall we.

Gavin, Benny, Charisa, Gail, and Vince all teleported to the rocky area.

Charisa: Oh boy. It looks like there was a rock slide that happened.

Gail: But what caused the rock slide?

They took a closer inspection at the rock slide and saw that there was a pound in the ground where a rock should have been.

Vince: Seems to me that somebody took a rock out of this spot and caused the landslide.

Benny: But who would be stupid enough to pull the rock out?

Gavin: I bet it was Lord Wiz and his lackeys. Who else would do it?

Rock Hard: I can also cause landslides like this to bury Medievalgers.

Gavin: Uh oh. It looks like it's time to transform.

All: Medieval Powers Unleash! (All transform)

Rock Hard: Even with those suits of yours, you'll never be able to beat me.

Gavin: Sure we will.

They all charged using their swords to attack, but Rock Hard was too strong.

Charisa: He's not even getting scratched.

Vince: That's impossible.

Gavin: Let's try the weapons.

They got out their weapons, but those didn't work either.

Rock Hard: Hahahahaha. Now it's time to send you Medievalgers on a little trip. (Pounds the ground to cause and earthquake. The Medievalgers then all started falling down the hill) Hahahaha. Bye bye, Medievalgers.

The Medievalgers made their way to the bottom of the hill.

Gavin: Oh man. What a fall.

Wallace's Voice: Gavin?

Gavin: Hey, I can hear Wallace. Wallace, where are you?

Wallace's Voice: Over here.

The Medievalgers ran up to the cave. It was lucky for the Medievalgers that the cave was blocked off so that Wallace's parents didn't see them in their suits, but their voices were still recognizable.

Gavin: Wallace, what happened?

Wallace: My family and I were hiking and these rocks started to fall. We went into this cave, but now we're stuck here.

Mr. Honeybun: Wallace, is one of your friends here?

Wallace: Yes. Gavin, what are you doing here?

The rest of the Medievalgers went up to the cave.

Charisa: We're all here, too Wallace. We heard you were out hiking with your family and wanted to join you.

Gail: But now we see the problem. You're all stuck in that cave.

Mrs. Honeybun: Indeed we are.

Mr. Honeybun: Are you going to get help to get us out?

Gavin: Uh, yes. We'll find help as soon as we can.

Mrs. Honeybun: It's lucky you came here to find us.

Benny: How are we going to get them out?

They Medievalgers then did a huddle up.

Gavin: Gail, Vince, you go and see if you can do something about the rock monster, we'll stay behind and clear the rocks away.

Gail: Sounds like a good plan.

Vince: Then let's head out.

So Gail and Vince went off to find Rock Hard.

Gavin: Hey look, it is the Medievalgers. (As Medieval Red) What is going on here? (As himself) Our friend Wallace and his family are stuck in this cave.

Benny: (As himself) As we do not know how to get them out. (As Medieval Blue) Don't worry, we'll take care of it.

Charisa: (As Medieval Yellow) You hurry to safety and we'll get them out. (As herself) OK. Thank you.

All Three: (Makes walking noises to make it look like they're leaving)

Gavin: Now to start moving these rocks out of the way.

So the three of them went over and started to move the rocks out of the way. After a while, the rocks were all clear.

Wallace: The Medievalgers, it's great to see you have arrived. I guess it's a good thing you were here to tell them where we were.

Gavin: You're friends were very smart to have found us, good sir. Now we must go and help the remaining Medievalgers. You all get to safety now.

Mr. Honeybun: Will do. Thank you.

And the Honeybun family had all left.

Gavin: Now let's get back to Gail and Vince.

They hurried back at Gail and Vince were fighting Rock Hard on his our. Much to their surprise, Rock Hard was felling a bit weaker.

Charisa: Huh? What's going on?

Gail: Vince and I found his weak spot.

Vince: Aim for the crystal on his back.

They saw there was a crystal on Rock Hard's back.

Gavin: Ah. A perfect weak point. I like it. Let's all attack it together.

So the five of them slashed their swords at the crystal one by one, then with one more hit, the monster fell down, and blew up into tinier rocks.

Gavin: Alright. Well done, team.

Benny: Every monster has their weak spot. We should have seen that before.

Gail: How could we be so dumb?

Later on, the Medievalgers, all demorphed (Vince is absent) met up with the Honeybun family.

Mr. Honeybun: Hey Wallace, it's your friends again.

Mrs. Honeybun: Thank you for letting the Medievalgers know where we were guys.

Gail: It was nothing.

Wallace: Nothing? You guys were life savers. I don't know what we would have done without you. Except maybe starve.

Everyone then laughed at Wallace's comment. Later at the castle, all the Medievalgers were hanging out.

Charisa: How do you feel about the rocky place now, Wallace?

Wallace: I don't know if I ever want to go there again. My family feels the same way. My mom used to like going there a lot, but she isn't so sure now.

Benny: I personally don't blame her. I wouldn't want to be stuck in a cave, either.

Gavin: So how come you didn't teleport out of the cave, Wallace? Wasn't there any place where your parents couldn't see you?

Wallace: Nope. And besides, even if I teleported out when they weren't looking, they'd eventually notice I was gone anyway.

Charisa: I think that was smart not to teleport out. Although, can you imagine what things would be like if we didn't have to keep our identities a secret?

They then all started to imagine. In this fantasy, they imagined Wallace getting the fairy call.

Wallace: It's OK, Mom and Dad, I can just teleport out of here since I am a Medievalger. I'll go and get the help of the others.

Mrs. Honeybun: Alright. But please hurry.

Wallace teleported away and later, all the Medievalgers came and cleared the cave open for Wallace's parents.

Mr. Honeybun: I guess it's a good thing our son is a Medievalger.

Then, the fantasy ends.

Wallace: That would be quite interesting.

Iness: But it would also be dangerous, Wallace. You do know that, right?

Wallace: Yeah.

Iness: Well, it was lucky you all went to the place the monster would be at. Without your fairy, Wallace, we weren't able to make the screen to show where the monster was.

Wallace: Oh right.

The Medievalgers had once again saved the day, as well as one of their own. But will they have to keep their identities a secret for any longer? Or will they be able to tell their friends and families eventually?

To be continued next chapter...