Skipper followed Maurice to the キツネザル exhibit, where Julien was standing on 上, ページのトップへ of the plastic volcano. Standing around underneath him were various animals, most of which were looking confused または simply bored. Julien was looking slightly nervous, especially when he saw Skipper arrive. As Julien glanced around the crowd, Maurice left Skipper and walked up to the base of the 火山 and rapped on it three times with his fist.
“Order!” he 発言しました authoritatively like a judge. “Now presenting King Julien with an…important announcement. It better be, for all the trouble I had to go through to get everyone together” he mumbled under his breath.
“So…yeah, what Maurice said” 発言しました Julien anxiously. Then he paused for several 秒 as though contemplating something.
Skipper sighed. “The idiot’s obviously got no idea what he wants to say!” he 発言しました to the animal nearest him, which happened to be the elephant.
“Yeah, I know,” 発言しました the 象 in his hazy voice. “But that’s not what I’m upset about…he 発言しました there would be free ピーナッツ before the announcements!”
“Before I begin I would like to thank あなた all for coming…not that あなた really had a choice, since I am king and the king’s word is law…”
The 動物 all rolled their eyes. Skipper groaned.
Maurice was obviously being distracted によって Julien’s behavior as well and climbed the plastic 火山 and began to whisper with Julien. The 動物 exchanged annoyed glances and several just walked away.
“It’s fine, majesty,” 発言しました Maurice. “I really don’t think they’re going to care.”
With that, Maurice hopped off the 火山 and left Julien up at the top. He did look slightly less nervous now, however.
“So yesterday as I was sleeping, dreaming my kingly dreams, I had a vision from the sky spirits!” 発言しました King Julien dramatically, obviously making it up as he went. “They 発言しました that they though the zoo was too, あなた know, drab and that it needed もっと見る moving and groovin’ if あなた know what I mean.” Julien winked and continued. “They 発言しました that I, your king, am responsible for my people’s entertainment and leisure activities around the zoo so they suggested that I, the king, use that big stage thingy that the humans built in the park a few months ago.”
“The amphitheater, あなた mean?” コメントしました Maurice.
“An ampi-whatia?” 発言しました Julien. “You really do need to get out of the habit of making up words, Maurice!” Maurice rolled his eyes.
“So starting tonight we will be partying at the stage thingy in the park!” 発言しました Julien happily. “We’ll have 音楽 and a limbo tournament…it is gonna be so awesome!”
It was obvious that the 動物 were less-than-thrilled about partying for the entire night with Julien, especially on a big stage in the park where anyone could see them.
“I say, if あなた use the amphitheater outside do あなた really think that there is the slightest chance we won’t get caught?” 発言しました Mason.
“Good point” 発言しました Julien. “Maybe we should just use that zookeeper lady what’s her face’s office for our parties.”
Some of the 動物 looked horrified at the aspect of trespassing in Alice’s office. “Works for me” 発言しました Maurice, despite the gasps coming from the animals.
“But before we begin to party, I will need to check with the sky spirits to make sure this is okay…cause if あなた don’t, あなた know, they will just blow up the sun または whatnot.”
Julien walked off the 火山 and into the back of the キツネザル exhibit, prompting all the other 動物 to think that the meeting was over. Skipper, however, had other plans.
“Everyone stay where あなた are!” 発言しました Skipper, climbing to the 上, ページのトップへ of the volcano. “This is important!”
The 動物 were reluctant to stay but knew that Skipper was much もっと見る competent than Julien and might have something actually important to say. Skipper looked relieved that not everyone had run off.
“Kowalski…most of あなた know him, I think, he’s the team’s scientist…well, he ran off the other 日 because, well, I was a little tough on him, but that’s not the point. The point is that about a half 時 前 Private caught him sneaking around in our habitat carrying a bottle of acid and according to Private, Kowalski sort of attacked him. Now he’s hiding somewhere, probably in the sewer, and he’s got several dangerous things with him, most of which are some of his 最近 inventions. I just want あなた all to be on your guard and careful, I don’t want anyone to get hurt.”
“I’ll catch this ペンギン for ya!” 発言しました an impatient voice from the crowd. “Beat the snot out of him, whatever ya want. So long as あなた pay!”
Skipper immediately knew that it was Joey speaking, even before he saw the kangaroo.
“Marsupial, I usually don’t go out of my way to prevent acts of violence as long as they benefit the zoo, but I’m not going to send anyone besides a ペンギン against a member of our own team. Anyway, remember how much trouble あなた had with the scorca?”
Some of the 動物 who had remained behind to watch Joey argue with Skipper smirked at this comment. Joey looked mildly embarrassed and hopped away, mumbling furiously.
Skipper smiled smugly as he watched Joey’s retreating form until it was out of sight, then began to walk back to the ペンギン habitat. He passed several 動物 complaining about how they had wasted the afternoon attending this meeting as they headed home. One of them happened to be Marlene. She spotted him and waved him over.
“What is it, Marlene? I’m kind of busy,” 発言しました Skipper impatiently as he waddled over.
“Skipper, if あなた were that busy あなた wouldn’t have come to one of Julien’s meetings” 発言しました Marlene.
“Good point,” 発言しました Skipper. The two began to walk back towards the ペンギン habitat.
“Is that really true? What あなた 発言しました about Kowalski?” 発言しました Marlene, her voice suddenly becoming very sympathetic.
Skipper gave her an irritated look but 発言しました “I’m afraid so.”
“What are あなた going to do about it?” she asked.
“I really don’t know yet” Skipper lied. He didn’t particularly like the idea of telling Marlene that he was going to try and beat up Kowalski later.
They didn’t talk for a few moments. Both of them were feeling rather awkward. “Well, see ya later!” 発言しました Marlene in a relieved tone as they passed her habitat. She vaulted over the fence and into the water.
Skipper ignored her. Now that she was gone, he began to waddle as fast as he could back to the habitat. When he arrived, he was about to kick over the fishbowl and go down the hole it concealed until he remembered that he had told Rico to arm the alarm and left the device with him. Not wanting to frighten them によって setting off the alarm, Skipper rapped on the bottom of the fishbowl.
“It’s Skipper. Could あなた please turn off the alarm so I can come in?” he 発言しました innocently. No one responded.
After waiting for a few 秒 he tried again, then again. Finally he deduced that they were not coming so he just kicked the fishbowl over and 鳩 into the habitat. The alarm did not go off.
“Very funny boys!” 発言しました Skipper in a very unamused tone. He began to look in various cubby holes, trying to find the other two.
Right as he was about to go into the room where the TV was located, he saw the creepy message scrawled on the wall. He stumbled backwards in shock but then noticed that the liquid was much…thicker than blood, which what it was obviously made to resemble. He reluctantly stuck his flipper in it and inspected the liquid, then very lightly licked it. It was ketchup.
Skipper nearly laughed when he found out what it was, but then realized that it was obviously meant to resemble blood によって someone who was too squeamish to actually get their hands dirty. His paranoid nature immediately blamed Kowalski but the logical voice inside him told him that it was probably just Rico and Private playing a trick on him. He thought about the latter option a little もっと見る and decided that this was the perfect time for Private and Rico to play a practical joke on him. Since they were fully aware of the extent of Skipper’s paranoia, it would be a nearly irresistible opportunity to do this and see him run around, all upset, while they hid and laughed before finally 表示中 themselves.
This was the case, thought Skipper. Besides, even if Kowalski tried to kidnap them, Kowalski was the worst fighter of the group and if he actually managed to overpower him, where did he get ketchup and decide to write this message? Skipper decided that the best course of action would be to simply sit around until finally the other two admitted defeat and came out. Skipper was not one to be made a fool of, especially によって his own teammates.
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Rico was much もっと見る scared than he had ever been before. He was used to having his team there to back him up, but now he was wandering alone in the sewers, searching for a wacko Kowalski who could be stalking him right now.
Rico had decided that the best course of action would be to find Private and get back to the HQ before Skipper returned so that he would not be blamed または at the very least find Kowalski and pretend that he had been captured as well so that he would not be blamed in the long run. Unfortunately, not only could he not find any sign of Kowalski but his nerves were beginning to get the better of him, and he was about to turn around and go back to get Skipper to help when he heard soft footsteps rapidly approaching from behind. He spun around and barfed up the ピンク flamethrower, ready to fry anyone who tried to attack him. But it was just a larger than average rat, which stuck out its tongue at him and scuttled through his legs. He pursued the ラット for a few seconds, feeling like giving it a good kick until he heard some strange whispering noises coming from a dark corridor, followed によって a chuckle. Forgetting the rat, Rico charged down the corridor and a few moments later he turned a corner and popped out in a room which was being bathed in light によって several candles and flashlight. He immediately recognized it as the ホーム of Rodger the alligator.
But Rodger was not there. Instead, Kowalski and Private were sitting at a small little wooden table, talking to each other and giggling like children.
“Huh?” 発言しました Rico loudly. Private and Kowalski spun around, startled, but when the saw it was Rico, they smiled and waved him over. Rico cautiously walked over to the 表, テーブル and sat down on a cinder block which was lying 次 to the table.
“Glad あなた could 登録する us, Rico” 発言しました Kowalski, the entire left side of his face wrapped up in pieces of cloth. “Private and I were just discussing the free health care plan that the president was talking about.”
“Wha?” 発言しました Rico.
“Rico, Kowalski never meant us any harm” 発言しました Private. “He’s been going back and forth from our habitat so that he can get materials and inventions to help him build his own organ!”
Private pointed over to the corner of the room and sure enough, a large (for the penguins) wooden sat in the corner of the room against the wall. It was missing several parts but it was easily identifiable. Spare pieces of wood were lying around the chamber and were scattered across the floor, as well as the cloth covering for the small sofa Rodger had in his lair. It appeared that Kowalski had gotten the wood to build the organ によって dismantling all the wooden things in the chamber and putting them back together to form an organ.
“Anyway, Private, I’m sorry I threw that beaker at you, the shock of getting acid splashed in my face sort of fired me up for a moment,” 発言しました Kowalski. That phrase is one that anyone would expect to be dripping with sarcasm, but Kowalski seemed one hundred percent truthful and sincere about what he said.
Kowalski walked over to the organ after he was done apologizing. “It’s hard to play since I don’t have any fingers, but I bet I can still do something with this.”
Kowalski began to play the organ very badly. Rico was impressed that the organ worked as well as it did, but Kowalski’s playing left much to be desired, and the echoing effect of the noise certainly didn’t help. Kowalski spun around and stopped right as he saw Rico wince.
“Sorry about that, I’ve just been dying to practice that thing” he said.
Private applauded as if he was listening to a professional. When he was done, he 発言しました “Well, why did あなた stop loving science and come down here then?”
“Funny story” 発言しました Kowalski. “First of all, as incredible as it may seem, even I get tired of science. I felt that I needed a break from all my nonstop work and wanted something else to do until I got in the mood to do some もっと見る science stuff. And when I went into town, well, I heard that brilliant performance on Broadway and just began to like music. So when Skipper didn’t like the idea, I came down here.”
“Well then why don’t あなた come back with us? I’m sure if we explain this all to Skipper, he’ll welcome あなた back” 発言しました Private.
Kowalski didn’t look too sure, but he nodded. “Yes, that’s what I should do” he said. “Music alone is not worth ditching the best フレンズ I have. Besides, I’m getting sort of in the mood for science again. Although I might come down here and play the organ again some time.”
Rico noticed a strange flicker in Kowalski’s eyes for a second, but decided that it was nothing. Private patted Kowalski on the back and gave him an encouraging smile. “That’s the spirit, old chum” he said. The three began to walk towards the nearest manhole.
But right as they were about to ascend the ladder, the manhole opened up and down jumped Skipper. He stared at Kowalski as though seeing an old enemy for the first time in years. Kowalski and the others backed up, but Skipper did a flip off the ladder and landed right in front of Kowalski.
“This madness ends now!” he said.
“Order!” he 発言しました authoritatively like a judge. “Now presenting King Julien with an…important announcement. It better be, for all the trouble I had to go through to get everyone together” he mumbled under his breath.
“So…yeah, what Maurice said” 発言しました Julien anxiously. Then he paused for several 秒 as though contemplating something.
Skipper sighed. “The idiot’s obviously got no idea what he wants to say!” he 発言しました to the animal nearest him, which happened to be the elephant.
“Yeah, I know,” 発言しました the 象 in his hazy voice. “But that’s not what I’m upset about…he 発言しました there would be free ピーナッツ before the announcements!”
“Before I begin I would like to thank あなた all for coming…not that あなた really had a choice, since I am king and the king’s word is law…”
The 動物 all rolled their eyes. Skipper groaned.
Maurice was obviously being distracted によって Julien’s behavior as well and climbed the plastic 火山 and began to whisper with Julien. The 動物 exchanged annoyed glances and several just walked away.
“It’s fine, majesty,” 発言しました Maurice. “I really don’t think they’re going to care.”
With that, Maurice hopped off the 火山 and left Julien up at the top. He did look slightly less nervous now, however.
“So yesterday as I was sleeping, dreaming my kingly dreams, I had a vision from the sky spirits!” 発言しました King Julien dramatically, obviously making it up as he went. “They 発言しました that they though the zoo was too, あなた know, drab and that it needed もっと見る moving and groovin’ if あなた know what I mean.” Julien winked and continued. “They 発言しました that I, your king, am responsible for my people’s entertainment and leisure activities around the zoo so they suggested that I, the king, use that big stage thingy that the humans built in the park a few months ago.”
“The amphitheater, あなた mean?” コメントしました Maurice.
“An ampi-whatia?” 発言しました Julien. “You really do need to get out of the habit of making up words, Maurice!” Maurice rolled his eyes.
“So starting tonight we will be partying at the stage thingy in the park!” 発言しました Julien happily. “We’ll have 音楽 and a limbo tournament…it is gonna be so awesome!”
It was obvious that the 動物 were less-than-thrilled about partying for the entire night with Julien, especially on a big stage in the park where anyone could see them.
“I say, if あなた use the amphitheater outside do あなた really think that there is the slightest chance we won’t get caught?” 発言しました Mason.
“Good point” 発言しました Julien. “Maybe we should just use that zookeeper lady what’s her face’s office for our parties.”
Some of the 動物 looked horrified at the aspect of trespassing in Alice’s office. “Works for me” 発言しました Maurice, despite the gasps coming from the animals.
“But before we begin to party, I will need to check with the sky spirits to make sure this is okay…cause if あなた don’t, あなた know, they will just blow up the sun または whatnot.”
Julien walked off the 火山 and into the back of the キツネザル exhibit, prompting all the other 動物 to think that the meeting was over. Skipper, however, had other plans.
“Everyone stay where あなた are!” 発言しました Skipper, climbing to the 上, ページのトップへ of the volcano. “This is important!”
The 動物 were reluctant to stay but knew that Skipper was much もっと見る competent than Julien and might have something actually important to say. Skipper looked relieved that not everyone had run off.
“Kowalski…most of あなた know him, I think, he’s the team’s scientist…well, he ran off the other 日 because, well, I was a little tough on him, but that’s not the point. The point is that about a half 時 前 Private caught him sneaking around in our habitat carrying a bottle of acid and according to Private, Kowalski sort of attacked him. Now he’s hiding somewhere, probably in the sewer, and he’s got several dangerous things with him, most of which are some of his 最近 inventions. I just want あなた all to be on your guard and careful, I don’t want anyone to get hurt.”
“I’ll catch this ペンギン for ya!” 発言しました an impatient voice from the crowd. “Beat the snot out of him, whatever ya want. So long as あなた pay!”
Skipper immediately knew that it was Joey speaking, even before he saw the kangaroo.
“Marsupial, I usually don’t go out of my way to prevent acts of violence as long as they benefit the zoo, but I’m not going to send anyone besides a ペンギン against a member of our own team. Anyway, remember how much trouble あなた had with the scorca?”
Some of the 動物 who had remained behind to watch Joey argue with Skipper smirked at this comment. Joey looked mildly embarrassed and hopped away, mumbling furiously.
Skipper smiled smugly as he watched Joey’s retreating form until it was out of sight, then began to walk back to the ペンギン habitat. He passed several 動物 complaining about how they had wasted the afternoon attending this meeting as they headed home. One of them happened to be Marlene. She spotted him and waved him over.
“What is it, Marlene? I’m kind of busy,” 発言しました Skipper impatiently as he waddled over.
“Skipper, if あなた were that busy あなた wouldn’t have come to one of Julien’s meetings” 発言しました Marlene.
“Good point,” 発言しました Skipper. The two began to walk back towards the ペンギン habitat.
“Is that really true? What あなた 発言しました about Kowalski?” 発言しました Marlene, her voice suddenly becoming very sympathetic.
Skipper gave her an irritated look but 発言しました “I’m afraid so.”
“What are あなた going to do about it?” she asked.
“I really don’t know yet” Skipper lied. He didn’t particularly like the idea of telling Marlene that he was going to try and beat up Kowalski later.
They didn’t talk for a few moments. Both of them were feeling rather awkward. “Well, see ya later!” 発言しました Marlene in a relieved tone as they passed her habitat. She vaulted over the fence and into the water.
Skipper ignored her. Now that she was gone, he began to waddle as fast as he could back to the habitat. When he arrived, he was about to kick over the fishbowl and go down the hole it concealed until he remembered that he had told Rico to arm the alarm and left the device with him. Not wanting to frighten them によって setting off the alarm, Skipper rapped on the bottom of the fishbowl.
“It’s Skipper. Could あなた please turn off the alarm so I can come in?” he 発言しました innocently. No one responded.
After waiting for a few 秒 he tried again, then again. Finally he deduced that they were not coming so he just kicked the fishbowl over and 鳩 into the habitat. The alarm did not go off.
“Very funny boys!” 発言しました Skipper in a very unamused tone. He began to look in various cubby holes, trying to find the other two.
Right as he was about to go into the room where the TV was located, he saw the creepy message scrawled on the wall. He stumbled backwards in shock but then noticed that the liquid was much…thicker than blood, which what it was obviously made to resemble. He reluctantly stuck his flipper in it and inspected the liquid, then very lightly licked it. It was ketchup.
Skipper nearly laughed when he found out what it was, but then realized that it was obviously meant to resemble blood によって someone who was too squeamish to actually get their hands dirty. His paranoid nature immediately blamed Kowalski but the logical voice inside him told him that it was probably just Rico and Private playing a trick on him. He thought about the latter option a little もっと見る and decided that this was the perfect time for Private and Rico to play a practical joke on him. Since they were fully aware of the extent of Skipper’s paranoia, it would be a nearly irresistible opportunity to do this and see him run around, all upset, while they hid and laughed before finally 表示中 themselves.
This was the case, thought Skipper. Besides, even if Kowalski tried to kidnap them, Kowalski was the worst fighter of the group and if he actually managed to overpower him, where did he get ketchup and decide to write this message? Skipper decided that the best course of action would be to simply sit around until finally the other two admitted defeat and came out. Skipper was not one to be made a fool of, especially によって his own teammates.
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Rico was much もっと見る scared than he had ever been before. He was used to having his team there to back him up, but now he was wandering alone in the sewers, searching for a wacko Kowalski who could be stalking him right now.
Rico had decided that the best course of action would be to find Private and get back to the HQ before Skipper returned so that he would not be blamed または at the very least find Kowalski and pretend that he had been captured as well so that he would not be blamed in the long run. Unfortunately, not only could he not find any sign of Kowalski but his nerves were beginning to get the better of him, and he was about to turn around and go back to get Skipper to help when he heard soft footsteps rapidly approaching from behind. He spun around and barfed up the ピンク flamethrower, ready to fry anyone who tried to attack him. But it was just a larger than average rat, which stuck out its tongue at him and scuttled through his legs. He pursued the ラット for a few seconds, feeling like giving it a good kick until he heard some strange whispering noises coming from a dark corridor, followed によって a chuckle. Forgetting the rat, Rico charged down the corridor and a few moments later he turned a corner and popped out in a room which was being bathed in light によって several candles and flashlight. He immediately recognized it as the ホーム of Rodger the alligator.
But Rodger was not there. Instead, Kowalski and Private were sitting at a small little wooden table, talking to each other and giggling like children.
“Huh?” 発言しました Rico loudly. Private and Kowalski spun around, startled, but when the saw it was Rico, they smiled and waved him over. Rico cautiously walked over to the 表, テーブル and sat down on a cinder block which was lying 次 to the table.
“Glad あなた could 登録する us, Rico” 発言しました Kowalski, the entire left side of his face wrapped up in pieces of cloth. “Private and I were just discussing the free health care plan that the president was talking about.”
“Wha?” 発言しました Rico.
“Rico, Kowalski never meant us any harm” 発言しました Private. “He’s been going back and forth from our habitat so that he can get materials and inventions to help him build his own organ!”
Private pointed over to the corner of the room and sure enough, a large (for the penguins) wooden sat in the corner of the room against the wall. It was missing several parts but it was easily identifiable. Spare pieces of wood were lying around the chamber and were scattered across the floor, as well as the cloth covering for the small sofa Rodger had in his lair. It appeared that Kowalski had gotten the wood to build the organ によって dismantling all the wooden things in the chamber and putting them back together to form an organ.
“Anyway, Private, I’m sorry I threw that beaker at you, the shock of getting acid splashed in my face sort of fired me up for a moment,” 発言しました Kowalski. That phrase is one that anyone would expect to be dripping with sarcasm, but Kowalski seemed one hundred percent truthful and sincere about what he said.
Kowalski walked over to the organ after he was done apologizing. “It’s hard to play since I don’t have any fingers, but I bet I can still do something with this.”
Kowalski began to play the organ very badly. Rico was impressed that the organ worked as well as it did, but Kowalski’s playing left much to be desired, and the echoing effect of the noise certainly didn’t help. Kowalski spun around and stopped right as he saw Rico wince.
“Sorry about that, I’ve just been dying to practice that thing” he said.
Private applauded as if he was listening to a professional. When he was done, he 発言しました “Well, why did あなた stop loving science and come down here then?”
“Funny story” 発言しました Kowalski. “First of all, as incredible as it may seem, even I get tired of science. I felt that I needed a break from all my nonstop work and wanted something else to do until I got in the mood to do some もっと見る science stuff. And when I went into town, well, I heard that brilliant performance on Broadway and just began to like music. So when Skipper didn’t like the idea, I came down here.”
“Well then why don’t あなた come back with us? I’m sure if we explain this all to Skipper, he’ll welcome あなた back” 発言しました Private.
Kowalski didn’t look too sure, but he nodded. “Yes, that’s what I should do” he said. “Music alone is not worth ditching the best フレンズ I have. Besides, I’m getting sort of in the mood for science again. Although I might come down here and play the organ again some time.”
Rico noticed a strange flicker in Kowalski’s eyes for a second, but decided that it was nothing. Private patted Kowalski on the back and gave him an encouraging smile. “That’s the spirit, old chum” he said. The three began to walk towards the nearest manhole.
But right as they were about to ascend the ladder, the manhole opened up and down jumped Skipper. He stared at Kowalski as though seeing an old enemy for the first time in years. Kowalski and the others backed up, but Skipper did a flip off the ladder and landed right in front of Kowalski.
“This madness ends now!” he said.
