"What do you mean you remember? remember what?" Dipper asks

"I'm not who you think I am

These Journals they're not written by your Great Uncle" He states

"Well then who?-" Dipper starts to ask

"It said Stan Pines

But not Stanford The writer of these Journals name was Stanley Pines"

"STANLEY?!" Dipper screams

Wendy turns around asking him "Who's Stanley?"

"He's my Grandfather he died a long time ago..." Dipper says

McGucket laughs "No he didn't"

"WHAT?!" They both scream

"He faked his death

he went into hiding so that no one would discover his Journals

He changed his name to Old Man McGucket"

"WHAT?! YOU?! YOU'RE MY GRANDFATHER?!" Dipper screams

"WHY?! HOW DID YOU GET YOUR MEMORY BACK?" He asks

"The Journal it said never look into it

Because of that I never touched the Amulet either I kept this one with me just in case

It's the Remembrance Amulet Number 9 it restored my memory" McGucket says

McGucket then takes off his Cast revealing a Sixth Finger underneath

Dipper and Wendy both stare

McGucket jumps around quickly

"I grew this beard to hide my identity I was losing my mind due to tampering with that Machine

I knew I would lose my memory" He says

"I can't believe this... I vaguely remembered I...

I led those Aliens to the Power Core!" He says

Dipper and Wendy both look at each other again

"It's cool man the Power Core is gone now it disappeared" Wendy tells him

"GONE?! The Power Core won't simply go away kids

Someone has it and I have a good idea of who that someone is" He explains

"Who?" They ask

"Your Great Uncle Stanford Pines"

He says

"WHAT?!" WHY WOULD HE TAKE IT?!" They ask

"To right the wrongs of the world" He explains

"WHAT?!" They both ask

McGucket continues "My Journals you've seen those pages that look like blue prints

They're not Blue Prints they're instructions on how to operate three different Machines"

"What?" Dipper asks "What kind of Machines?"

"The Machines are all connected to a Spacecraft beneath my former home

One is a Portal to other worlds the other is an engine room

And the final one is a Machine that can alter Reality itself" McGucket states

He Continues "I hid my Journals because your Grunkle Stan believed that they should be used

He believed the Final Machine should set things back to how they're supposed to be"

"How what's supposed to be?" They both ask

"How Reality was always supposed to be..." He says lowering his head

END OF CHAPTER