Dagonet

A blue-coloured rabbit with red vest and hat, merrily spinning a rhyme,

Serving as emcee for parties and that. Every day's poetry time.

When Arthur and friends had to make like a tree, only poor Dagonet stayed.

The party he hosted was empty of glee, his sanity slowly it frayed.

But Tessa appeared! Oh what a surprise! A wondrous sight for such tired eyes.

Alas, Tessa, like the rest you can bet, must care not a lick for old Dagonet.

His job it is simple, to stay with this group of mindless sack dummies with brains made of soup.

Be patient and still, though the boredom sets in—that is, of course, until someone gets in.

Hooray for Tessa! The show can go on! The waiting has paid off at last!

Once finished, then also Dagonet can be gone, the moment to back out has passed.

One whistle is all that it takes to awaken the goons, now alive with a sinister rage.

Yet Dagonet notes, here Tessa is mistaken, the threat is not them but the one on the stage.

Tessa had come barely inches away from a gruesome and horrible fate.

There, Arthur awaited her, sensing the scene, rushing to step up to the plate.

Later, when Tessa and Randy hang out, the two find themselves quite surprised.

Randy complained of carnivorous bugs, but instead they had been tranquilised.

Dagonet laughed at the slumbering pair, how the two laying there seemed quite bonded.

When Lee came to look, he discovered that she, SCUD, and Randell had rather absconded.

Julian roused the teams Bravo and Zeta, sweeping for signs of their friends.

They followed the trackers along to the trains, hoping to rule out dead ends.

Kevin had sent out a drone for a peek to find where their allies had gone.

Instead, what he found was SCUD, who had turned, a crushed drone his signal to move on.

The CORE team alerted, Dagonet rushed to leave, but one minor setback he found:

The train had controls different from the expected, giving him quite the runaround.

Good news to be had, no one saw his bad! But withhold your scorn, he could still toot the horn!

To exit the place, with the CORE giving chase, Dagonet, you can bet, would love their sad face.

Yet undeterred, the CORE team pursued in a train of their own, you can see.

For Kevin could undo the "locks" of the doors, the engineering fell to Kerrie.

Good timing for them! With seconds to go, the CORE team escaped from the blast.

The Tower of Babel, and its Hand of God, have revived their horrific past.

You'd think he'd be pleased! His enemies burned! Yet Dagonet felt uninspired.

His will had been drained, his audience gone. All left was his home in a pyre.

Not so, there was one! She thought this not fun! In the blast she had lost her distraction.

While it still hurt to think, as quick as a wink, she moved to put him in traction.

Yet Trisha, as fast, returned there at last, to reclaim her prize from the bard,

And while he could try to kill her on the sly, he preferred that his life stay unmarred.

DING! DING! DING! An alarm sang out through the air, to warn of another train hot on his tail.

Then more speed he would need! So he opened the throttle, but due to weight loss, speed would fail.

On to Plan B! Ho-ho, they shall see the folly of this wild goose chase.

So, with aplomb, Dagonet tossed a bomb, the train tracks no longer in place.