I set off that morning for the kitchen to free Lukey Pie and Rocky Road from Pinky's clutches, but it was tough going. I had to race through all of Pinky's defenses, including (but not limited to):
A pyramid of sharp points that I had to scale (the cheese grater), a carousel-like contraption with wickedly sharp blades that were spinning in circles around me (the apple corer attached to a food processer), and a metal box that was heating up so rapidly, I thought that my wings would fry right off my body (the toaster oven).
When I reached the end of the so-called "torture chamber", I took one last look at the plaque PK Flash had made to give to Pinky. It was depressing to give the plaque up, after PK Flash had spent hours to create it so Pinky would have his way, but Lukey Pie and Rocky Road were priority right now.
Swallowing my pride, I stepped toward Pinky and yelled, "Excuse me, I will remind you that you have something that belongs to me".
Feet tapping, eyes gleaming, Pinky stared at me from the bottom of a machine that was marked "Blend-o-Tron 6000". He glowered at me and yelped, "Well, well, well, look who finally showed up! Angel boy, where is my plaque?" I held the plaque up to Pinky who stared at it in utter disbelief, followed by some very loud cackling.
Out of the corner of my eye, I could see Lukey Pie in the Blend-o-Tron 6000, pounding at the walls with tears streaming down his little face. One wrong move on my part, and Lukey Pie would be the next ingredient in that blender's next round of Fruit Ninja.
"I have the plaque, now give me my friends, or so help me, by the power of Lady Palutena, I will bash your skull into that blender", I commanded sternly. "Fine, fine, now give me the plaque, you animal", Pinky hollered as I stepped forward and handed him the plaque.
Lukey Pie was let loose from the blender, and said hostage burst into tears (again), and bolted toward me as fast as he could. He hugged me, like how he did it back when I won my match against Pinky, but the mood was completely different. "It alright, Lukey Pie,' I whispered warmly into his little red ears, 'everything is going to be OK. You are safe now", and thank goodness too!
