Ten Plagues of the Outlands

The **Ten Plagues** is a creation summoned by Fufu to wreak havoc among the Outlands with ten disasters so that they would let George be resurrected.

## Ten Plagues

### 1. Lions

Iris said to Fufu, “The staff that is in my hands. I will let the stick go and you will bring bloodthirsty lions.”

Iris dropped the stick to a cobra! (A reference to Moses‘s stick transforming into a cobra from The Prince of Egypt and The Ten Commandments.)

Fufu summoned a pride of African, Asiatic, European, and Cave Lions, led by Simba and his family to invade the Outlands and destroy Lord Shen’s secret police.

### 2. Frogs in the Deluge

Fufu summoned a group of frogs from the Zoo coming to the palace where Lord Shen’s army hid. A great flood destroyed the mountains and weakened the palace. The frogs traveled in the deluge, using their ambush tactics against the villains.

### 3. Ratites

Fufu told the Emus, Cassowaries, Ostriches, Rheas, Tinamous, and Kiwis, to use their guerrilla tactics against Lord Shen.

### 4. Winged Hussars and Wild Animals

Fufu said to Valerina, "Rise up early in the morning and stand before Shen. I will summon Winged Hussars upon thee and Shen's Palace. When the Winged Hussars surround Shen's temple, I will summon wild animals from the zoo!"

Fufu ordered the Winged Hussars of Memelandia led by Thomas Hutchinson to surround Lord Shen’s palace.

Fufu summoned hordes of wild animals including lions, tigers, bears, jackals, woodpeckers, scorpions, frogs, snakes, peacocks, vultures, birds from the Aviary, wolves, and cheetahs to escape from the zoo roving all over the Outlands and destroying everything in their path.

Quickly, the wild animals burst into the villains. They devastated their lives.

Shen first refused and the wild animals surround the Winged Hussars.

Various sources use either "wild animals" or "Winged Hussars".[1]

### 5. Flies and Giant Eagles

Fufu said to Korrina, "Korrina, tell Shen to let George be resurrected! If he refuses, I will summon a swarm of flies and a horde of eagles upon you and your officials and your gang and your yard. The Outlanders on the desert and even the ground where they stand will be full of flies and a horde of eagles to take off from the Aviary."

Fufu summoned a swarm of flies and ordered the Eagle Air Force, made up of 20 Bald eagles, 20 Stellar’s Sea Eagles, and 20 Martial Eagles, to take off from the Zoo and swoop at Lord Shen’s army.

All the eagles grabbed the villains and the flies bite the Man-Eating Beasts and the Eagles yeeted them into the Stratosphere!!!

Shen asked Korrina and her gang to remove this plague and promised to grant the Aviary animals their freedom. However, after the plague of flies were gone except for the eagles, the Lion Guard, and the gang of George cheer and shout for her when Korrina cheers with the gang of George, "This is my favorite plague!", the monkeys, 2 pet cheetahs and Shen’s army calm down the shouting ready for the next plague.

### 6. Sheep

Fufu summoned huge flocks of Barbary Sheep that dabbed on Lord Shen’s army, killing many of the Man-Eating Beasts.

### 7. Thunderstorm of rain

Fufu warned Lord Shen, that if he wouldn’t obey him, and let George be resurrected, a huge storm coming from the mountains and forested hills of Memelandia would strike the Outlands. Of course, Shen refused, and the storm came and lasted for 40 days and 40 nights.

### 8. Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Beasts

Fufu said to Korrina, Iris, and Valerina, "Guys, tell Shen to let George be resurrected! If he refuses one more time, behold, today I will bring dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and prehistoric beasts into your territory."

Fufu told the Herd, led by Manny the Mammoth, Sid the Ground Sloth, and Diego the Sabertooth Cat, to Rise up from the Ice Valley, and storm the Outlands. They agreed and were joined by Littlefoot the Apatosaurus and his thousands of dinosaur friends. The palace was badly damaged, but Shen still refused to let George be resurrected.

### 9. Antelope and Muskoxen

Fufu said to Korrina, "Stretch out your hand toward the ground so that the vulture will fly away for the Memelandian-Goat Antelope and the Muskoxen will cause a rampage throughout the Outlands." So Korrina stretched out her hand toward the ground, and the vulture flies away when she summons the herd, led by Chiru. The herd begins stampeding all over the Outlands. Everyone could see the herd stampeding the palace, which crumbled to ashes. Now, Shen became angry with Chernabog, The Firebird begged Korrina, Meloetta, Valerina, and Alexa to leave and never to return. Fufu would send one more plague over the Outlands, after which Shen would give his unconditional permission for animals to leave the palaces. Exactly at midnight, Korrina continued, Fufu would summon the fire and eagles and strike all of Shen's followers. A bitter cry would sweep the Outlands and all the villains would-be panic with terror. Then Shen himself would come to seek out the leaders of the Birds of Prey, and beg them to leave the Outlands without delay!

### 10. Purge and Reconstruction

When Fufu summoned a Great Purge of Shen’s followers including the Firebird, who was caught in a metal cage trying to get free and getting electrocuted in the process, and Chernabog, who was killed by a Steller’s sea eagle, Shen finally agreed for George to be resurrected. During the final plague, Fufu commands Korrina to mark red paint above the destroyed palace. That night, George kills and shoots most of Shen's followers with his gun, with only 100 Man-Eating Beasts. When the fire and the eagles came closer and closer, Shen and his army got up during the night, and there were loud gunshots, wailing, and grieving in the Great Mountain near the destroyed temple. The sun rose and the vultures scavenged among the fallen, and rain fell upon the Outlands, transforming it into a beautiful savanna. A herd of animals was sent to live there, and harmony had returned.

## Poem

### 1. Lions

On the Outlanders came a plague of lions

It confounded them, and nipped their hopes in the horizon.

And all the wells too

They pounce and attack from the Zoo.

### 2. Frogs

The plague of frogs was hard indeed.

The Outlanders deemed them a very strange breed!

The frogs coming on them were legion,

Spreading over each place and each region.

In each closet and bed there's a heap.

They would not let them catch a wink of sleep!

In the troughs and the ovens they ran,

Attacked flesh and the clothing of man.

The villains their limbs scarce could bend,

Shouting madly: "The world's come to its end!"

Shen was first to be put in this plight

Till he couldn't tell daytime from the night.

The deluge came and Shen went screaming:

"We hope George to be resurrected, That's the meaning!

Send them off, and let's have some rest

While our lions are still blessed"

He considered what they had to say,

Said to Korrina: "Pray Fufu this same day

These wily frogs please to remove,

Then with young and with old, you shall move!"

### 3. Ratites

A plague of ratites now upon Shen leaps.

Our pardoning Fufu piled them up in heaps.

Our sages say these lice were quite various,

Big and small, not to say multifarious.

They caused great concern and adversity,

Brought on them great pain and calamity.

They harried their days and their nights,

Redoubled their fears and their frights.

"What is all this mess?" to Shen they said,

"These ratites are as big as a gander well fed.

They fill us with terror and dread!

We've never seen anything like 'em.

And our books do not help us to spike 'em.

These malevolent Jews

Are really bad news.

Let them loose from the land of the Nile.

Give us rest from the lice for a while!"

### 4. Winged Hussars and Wild Animals

By Fufu's hand Egypt with a fourth plague was vexed;

It left them sad and perplexed.

Indeed God's victory was great

And to Egypt's trouble, there was no rebate.

How wild were these creatures, beast upon beast --

The Outlands' terror greatly increased.

Lions, tigers, wolves, over the Outlands they swarmed

And their doors the savage beasts stormed.

They shattered the trees and the palms,

And damaged the homes and the farms.

They attacked the Egyptians greedily,

Did unspeakable things to them speedily.

Shen regretted what had occurred,

And to scream with his friends he was stirred:

"Enough! Let's send off the Jews.

I want to cheer up from this news."

### 5. Flies and Giant Eagles

Rèbel, rèbel!

Your obstinate opinions are sounding Egypt's knell.

Pity the Egyptians for what they were sent;

These calamities increased their torment.

After the lions and the frogs and the ratites

And the beasts which bit them all in the night,

A horde of eagles came.

They grabbed their profit on the villains, and all kinds of game.

The beast which they adore --

Look, dead on the floor.

What hope is left?

Of man-eaters, monsters, goblins too, they are bereft.

But Shen stubbornly persisted --

"It's only witchcraft," he insisted.

"I refuse to put Israel to flight.

Their pains I'll increase day and night."

### 6. Skin Disease

The sixth plague came at the sheeps’ command

Of Him who Lord of pardon is, in every land.

A skin disease took firm root in their flesh;

Their sicknesses were many, their wounds fresh.

Their rest was destroyed, their nerves took on a twitch --

And their flesh like a fire 'gan to itch.

(It afflicted the poor and the rich.)

They longed for death, but death would not come.

They called for him, but he stayed mum.

Pharoah their god they rejected,

Rose up against him like men with madness infected.

Then they upbraided him screaming:

"Where are the good old days of which we are dreaming?

Where is our glory which has passed away?

Pity the Egyptian. He is in a bad way."

After quarreling without intermission,

Pharoah bent to the way of submission.

But soon changed his mind saying: "Despite this brouhaha

I *won't* let them go, and que será será!"

### 7. Rain

The rain came next upon Pharaoh's fief.

Egypt was desolate. Great indeed their grief.

From it, they saw neither pleasure nor relief.

Such a state in the fields that hail did achieve

That the harm it caused you, you could scarcely believe.

Rain and water together, how can such things be?

It's a miracle from God the Subduer, don't you see?

It killed off the sheep,

Made their distress deep.

Trees were smashed.

Houses crashed.

It destroyed all the habitations that existed,

Yet on contumacy firmly they insisted.

The king of Egypt stubbornly resisted.

Of tyranny and rebellion, his path consisted.

He ignored Moses and Aaron. "No," said he,

"An exodus from Egypt ne'er shall be."

### 8. Dinosaurs

Pharoah, Pharoah!

Fie, crazy man, how can you be so slow?

Unaware how deeply you rebel,

You gain no advantage as well.

After the punishment, you revolt again,

So now locusts are seen where'er you reign!

A sun that seems to set at noon one sees --

The dinosaurs eat what's left of crops and trees.

The Egyptians' mighty profit they destroy,

Yet touch nothing of what the Jews enjoy.

The Egyptians wept and screamed and never ceased --

Their days were turned to woe instead of feast.

They cursed their king -- rebellious, oppressive beast!

They looked, and all too clearly did they see

There's no revolt against the mighty Lord's decree.

In a meeting the Egyptians all protested,

From the king the Jews' expulsion they requested,

Saying: "In our future we've no more hope invested!"

### 9. Darkness

When the plague of darkness came,

Blindness was the name of the game.

What's this? Darkness you can't break.

You can't tell if you're asleep or awake.

It was darkness beyond compare,

In days of yore nothing was so rare.

Darkness that would amaze.

Darkness that would faze.

Darkness you could touch days and days.

While Egypt abode in that unhappy state,

The Jews throughout had light the self-same date.

Pharoah, not knowing why he was smitten,

Said: "What's this strange bug with which we are bitten?

For Moses and Aaron he sent, and made moan:

"Get out of Egypt. Leave me alone.

I wish you and your Jews would have flown!"

His former state restored, he began to refuse,

And changed course about releasing the Jews,

Saying: "None other than Pharoah, I do as I please.

Of Egypt's kingdom I alone hold the keys!"

### 10. Slaying of the Army

The tenth great plague over Egypt now passed.

And it was the last.

Egypt's destruction was complete.

Smashed were their hopes, and total their defeat.

By command of the Lord most High,

At midnight every of Shen’s soldiers must die.

Naught could be heard save wails and moans,

Weeping, shouts and groans.

Each house was bewailing its dead.

From every house quietude fled.

Upon them death had come down:

They shrieked the shrieks of one about to drown.

And there's none on whom to call

At all.

Their weeping and moans did not cease;

From far and from near there's no peace --

Till Pharoah arose from his bed,

His sleep and his slumbering fled.

'Neath the summons and judgment he'll cower,

He'll know divine might and power --

He says: "I've decided this hour!"

Hatless, unshod, in his fright,

He runs to Moses and Aaron at midnight.

He tells them: "What's this? You've ruined my country.

My glory is fallen completely!

Get out, get out, get out from the land of the Nile.

Let no Israelite stay, even a little while.

Let these eyes see them not, I implore,

I won't mix with this folk any more.

Exodus now's the only way.

In this state of loss I can't stay.

All of you, leave right away.

Go from my land, and -- Good Day!"