Undrave
CRETINS! ALL OF THEM!
Senga was then patched on to Red and Yellow and took a deep breath, hoping not to mess anything. Well not too much at least, he knew he wasn't the best at English.
"Congratulation on your victory Red and Yellow! Nice job! Can I enthrall you in some octopus balls in the fountain park? We could be better met and know the other! I'm sending coordinates to your Engines partner. Let's GO ON and work hard together from now on!"
And with that he cut the connection.
"How was my English Birca?"
"Baru baru... it needs work amigo, but for you I think it was al dente!"
"Hahaha...at least you're honest. I'll get some books and work on it! Now let's head over to the park and meet them there." And with that the young man dismissed his Go-onger suit and took off.
He stopped suddenly after a few steps and looked up to the roof of a nearby building up ahead.
"What's wrong baru baru?"
"I could swear I saw an ominous humanoid shape over on that building...some enemies might be watching... I better make a detour and try and shake them!"
And with that he took off in a totally different direction.
"Congratulation on your victory Red and Yellow! Nice job! Can I enthrall you in some octopus balls in the fountain park? We could be better met and know the other! I'm sending coordinates to your Engines partner. Let's GO ON and work hard together from now on!"
And with that he cut the connection.
"How was my English Birca?"
"Baru baru... it needs work amigo, but for you I think it was al dente!"
"Hahaha...at least you're honest. I'll get some books and work on it! Now let's head over to the park and meet them there." And with that the young man dismissed his Go-onger suit and took off.
He stopped suddenly after a few steps and looked up to the roof of a nearby building up ahead.
"What's wrong baru baru?"
"I could swear I saw an ominous humanoid shape over on that building...some enemies might be watching... I better make a detour and try and shake them!"
And with that he took off in a totally different direction.





