Part 1, Chapter 2
Chapter Two
Hanu stumbled across a peculiar television in the corner of a street in Dreamville.
Hanu sized up the television suspiciously. His intuition told him that it must belong to the Origami Birds and Professor Owl, the only candidates who would tinker with such a complicated machine. Compared to watching TV, the other townspeople prefer enjoying Miss Note's performance at the theater.
Hanu decided to return the television to Professor Owl after some consideration. However, a strange wave of electricity surged through his body the moment he touched the television. He realized that something was terribly wrong, but it was all too late. Following a sinister and boorish laughter, the scenery before Hanu started to distort...
"Hahahaha, Hanu, you took the bait! I knew you couldn't stop yourself from touching that thing!"
"■■■! All the 'crocodiles' will be swimming your way!"
"Stop going any further! This is a trap!"
When Hanu's vision cleared up, he noticed that the sky has suddenly turned overcast. The sun that was shining brightly moments before was nowhere to be seen... Wait a minute. Something is covering the sun!
He looked up and finds himself coming face-to-face with a gaping mouth. It belongs to the greatest nemesis of Dreamville: Boss Stone!
Boss Stone is very tall indeed, but he's never been so huge that he can easily crush Hanu with his foot. Boss Stone, with his mouth wide open, lunged at Hanu, but Hanu was agile enough to dodge the sneak attack with a roll. With a groan, Boss Stone fell to the ground.
(Thunderous sounds of explosions and collisions)
"Despicable Hanu! Just you wait!"
Hanu ran off without turning back. Even though he was as agile as a wolf, he still found himself bewildered by the situation. How come Boss Stone had become so enormous? Why did the surroundings look so foreign to him? Could he be still inside the trap set by Boss Stone?
What on earth is going on?
An agonizing grunt.
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