The Power Rangers had arrived at the exhibit. Being the teenagers that they were, they immediately wanted to jump into the action.
"No!" Zordon told them, "If you do that, people will think you're the thieves. You have to wait until our enemy strikes."
Of course, as usual, this was followed by a loud groan, but they realized anything they do could either build up or destroy their reputation as heroes. So naturally, they did as they were told.
"What was that?" the Black Ranger heard something.
"What is it, Adam?" the White Ranger asked him.
"Wait, I'm hearing something too." the Yellow Ranger said.
"A sort of hammering?" the Blue Ranger questioned.
"They've already arrived." the Red Ranger deduced.
"Let's go!" the Pink Ranger exclaimed.
Everyone nodded in agreement as they headed towards what they believed to be the source of the sound.
They turned around the corner, where they beheld the strangest sight they had ever seen up until then. They saw what looked like a human-sized woodpecker, pecking its way through the wall, while next to him stood a woman with a gray and strange hair-do, wielding a staff with a circle on top of it.
"Stop that!" the White Ranger shouted.
The woodpecker stopped pecking, so he, alongside with the woman, turned to look at the Rangers.
"You!" the woman couldn't believe it.
"Whoever you are, we're here to stop you!" the Red Ranger said.
The woman growled: "I don't have time for you roaches! Peckster, keep drilling! Putties, attack!"
With those last words, lightning came from her staff, which called upon the so-called Putties who, as ordered, attacked the Rangers. Although they were but small fry for them, it did buy the woman and that monster, Peckster, to drill their way through the wall, so they were gone before they had even defeated the Putties.
Once the Putties were dealt with, the Black Ranger said: "We can't just let them get that coin before us."
"After them!" the White Ranger commanded.
"Right!" they all shouted in unison.
One by one, they climbed through the hole in the wall, entering the building and trying to find their way through, hopefully beating those two in finding the power coin.
Once inside, they didn't know where to begin, so the Blue Ranger contacted Zordon: "Zordon, do you know where that coin is?"
"I am sorry, Blue Ranger." Zordon replied, "But my sensor can't detect it."
"I can't understand it." Alpha added, "If this coin is so powerful, we should be able to find its energy signature."
"Legend has it that the coin has a mind of its own." Zordon continued, "It may be powerful enough to deflect any of our scanners, almost as though it doesn't want to be found."
"Yeah, yeah..." the Pink Ranger sounded, "Enough with all that babble. Can you tell us where it is?"
"What do you think I've been saying?" Zordon almost sounded impatient.
"I'm sorry, Kimberley, we can't." Alpha said.
The Pink Ranger scoffed: "Some help they are."
"Guys." the Black Ranger said, "We're wasting time like this."
"He's right." the Yellow Ranger agreed, "Let's go!"
Each of them went into a different direction, each completely disregarding where the other went. They split themselves up, even though they hadn't agreed or discussed to do it. They either work in perfect sync with each other, or they each just did whatever came to their minds and it just so happened to be advantageous.