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At a news studio, News Anchor Dwight sat behind his desk for channel 3 news.
"And now to our continuing coverage of the floating Beijing Crisis." he explained.
The small screen behind him showed the floating part of Beijing from the Triceraton invasion.
The screen showed the Triceraton Cone Ship lift Beijing up, with people still trapped inside.
"Its been several months since the invading Triceratons lifted the entire Chinese capital into the stratosphere." Dwight continued.
The screen showed the dome shield over Beijing.
"The atmospheric shield that..."
A circle zoomed in on the shield, before a line went towards it, but then turned away, as arrows shot out from it.
"..surrounds the city has been proven impenetrable."
The screen showed Triceraton anti-gravity generator in the city, as a dozen Policemen stare at it.
"The city is kept aloft by a huge Triceraton anti-gravity generator." Dwight explained.
Two Scientists and three Policemen stood by a laptop that was plugged into the generator, while a third Scientist stood near the generator.
"And while efforts by Beijing's top scientific..."
One of the Scientists typed on the laptop, as the screen showed the generator.
"..minds to gain control of this alien technology have been undertaken..." Dwight explained.
The screen flashed red, then electricity went through the wires, then a sonic wave came out of the generator.
"Ah!" the Scientist gasped.
"AHH!" the female one cried.
All the Scientists and Policemen ducked down, as Beijing shot towards outer space.
"..the results have proven near disastrous." Dwight finished.
"Must reverse energy flow." a Scientist said, crawling towards the laptop.
He pressed a button on it, shutting down the generator, stopping it in mid-air.
"With no way in, no way out, and no way down, there seems to be no way to save the poor people of Beijing." Dwight said.
At an Airfield, a flag with the Foot symbol waved in the wind, as a Foot Helicopter flew over it towards a hanger. It then turned around towards it, then landed in front of it and Dr. Chaplin. It's two right side doors then opened up, then Hun came out of the cockpit, then Oroku Saki came out of the passenger's seat. followed by Karai and Stockman.
"Dr. Chaplin, I trust what you have to show me, will justify this excursion from the city?" Saki hoped.
"Believe me, Master, you're gonna dig it, big time." Chaplin assured, motioning to the door.
All five of them walked towards the door, just as it opened up showing a large red Zeppelin blimp vehicle.
"You brought us all the way out here for a blimp?!" Stockman exclaimed. "What pea-brained half-wit authorized this project?"
"I did." Saki replied.
"Oh..." Stockman blushed, turning to him. "Well, I'm sure you have your reasons, oh wise and revered Master."
"Indeed." Saki said coldly. "Excellent work, Dr. Chaplin."
All five of them began to approach the blimp.
"I installed the Triceraton force-field override mechanism you recovered, just as you requested, sir." Chaplin explained.
He held up a remote control while turning to the blimp.
"This baby will breach the atmospheric shield around Beijing..." he explained, pressing the remote, opening up a door on the blimp. "..and retrieve the desired cargo. No problem."
"And just what does the boy genius think he's retrieving?" Stockman inquired.
"A Triercaton anti-gravity generator." Saki explained.
"But Master, removing an anti-grav generator from a city floating 20 miles above the Earth's surface, is a virtual suicide mission." Stockman explained frantically.
"Yes." Saki agreed, as they stopped. "That is why I have selected you to lead this operation."
"Me?" Stockman gulped.
"But, Master, what of the millions of innocents that will perish when Beijing comes crashing to Earth?" Karai asked.
"They are of no concern to me." Saki snarled.
"How dare you question the Master?" Hun frowned, pointing at Karai. "I'm behind this plan 100%."
"Good. You have the honour of accompanying Dr. Stockman, on this extremely dangerous mission." Saki said, pointing at Stockman.
Hun's smile faded, not liking this assignment.
All but Karai then walked into the blimp, who wasn't happy about what might happen to the people of Beijing.
That night, in the city the Turtles were running along the rooftops, before they all jumped off one. They all landed on another, then ran along it, then jumped onto another, before they turned right and walked towards the edge of it. They looked down - while wearing their nigh-vison goggles on their heads - and saw a bunch of Foot workers using construction vehicles, one of which dumped a bunch of rocks from a dozer into a dump truck.
"Here it is, just like I told you." Raph said. "Another one of Shredder's alien tech, garbage picking goon squads."
"I wonder what he's collecting all this stuff for?" Donnie questioned.
"Good question." Cath agreed. "But whatever the reason, it can't be good."
Leo lowered his goggles to get a better look.
"Inter-galactic yard sale." Mikey suggested.
Raph smacked the back of his head.
"Ow!" Mikey complained.
"Hmm? No Police security this time around." Leo noticed.
He raised his goggles as Elisa turned to him.
"Must be something really important down there if Shredder doesn't want the authorities knowing about it." Leo said.
"I agree." Elisa said. "He has to be up to something that he doesn't want the Police to know about."
Donnie's goggles then beeped, making him touch the side of them as the others turned to him.
"Huh?" he muttered. "Hello?"
His goggles beeped loudly, like the fax sound again.
"Ah!" he moaned.
"Uh, not that stupid fax call again?" Raph groaned.
Donnie rummaged through his bag.
"Only this time, I came prepared with my palm top..." he explained, bringing it out. "..to trace the signal."
He looked at it, as the words 'Download in process' showed up, along with a loading sign, which moved along the screen.
"'Download in process'? Impossible." Donnie said.
He turned to the others, as they stared at the Foot.
"Don, figure it out later?" Leo asked. "We've got something much bigger over here."
Donnie lowered his goggles, seeing a ship beneath the scaffolds.
"Whoa! A Triceraton supply ship?" Donnie gasped, zooming in.
"Shredder must be after whatever's inside." Elisa deduced.
"Let's take a closer look." Leo said.
At the Airfield, both Hun and Stockman were in the cockpit of the blimp, standing by the steering wheel.
"All our loyal service, and this is the thanks we get!" Hun snarled annoyed. "Pushed aside by the new blood!"
"Perhaps it's time we started pushing back?" Stockman suggested, turning to him.
Hun turned around, as Chaplin walked in through a door - as it opened up.
"Hey, I just wanted to say; no matter how bad the Shredder treats you, I'm still honoured to be working with the legendary Baxter Stockman." Chaplin said, approaching them. "Even if you are a freakish brain in a jar, shadow of your former self."
Stockman frowned, unamused.
"The truth is, I can't stand seeing someone I admire reduced to such a pathetic existence." Chaplin admitted. "So I've decided to put an end to your suffering."
Stockman gasped, thinking Chaplin was gonna finish him off for good.
"Wait?" Stockman asked.
Chaplin sniggered as he grabbed Stockman's jar.
"What are you-?" Stockman said. "No! What...what are you doing?"
Chaplin pressed a button on top of the jar, making Stockman's head vanish, then he turned around and walked off, as Hun stared at him.
Back in the city, the Foot construction site was now abandoned, as the Turtles came out from behind the dozer, all wearing their goggles.
"Hey, no Foot Goons." Mikey noted.
"I know, weird." Cath agreed.
"Where did they all go?" Donnie wondered, as they walked towards the Triceraton ship.
"I don't like it." Leo said. "Keep your eyes open."
"Ya think they're in the ship?" Raph asked.
"It's possible." Elisa reasoned. "What do you think, Leo?"
"Well, only one way to find out, sis." Leo said.
Once inside the ship, all six Turtles held up a flashlight and looked around, as they entered a room.
"Nothing in here of any value to the Shredder." Donnie said.
"Then why...?" Cath wondered.
A door slammed shut behind her before she could finish.
"Huh?" the three younger Turtles gasped.
All six Turtles turned to it, then all but Mikey ran towards it, before Leo and Donnie banged on it.
"Nothing expect us Turtles." Mikey gulped, feeling like they'd walked into a trap.
Raph soon brought out one of his Sais as the others all began heaving on the door, but it wouldn't budge.
"This is one tough door!" Elisa huffed.
A light then came on behind them, making them all turn around.
"Huh?" they muttered.
They all a figure in the shadows approaching them, before it came out of them, revealing itself to be Karai.
"Karai?" Leo questioned, lifting his goggles up.
His siblings all raised their goggles up.
"We need to talk." Karai explained.
"Talk to the Sais, 'cause the ears ain't listening!" Raph retorted, bringing out his other Sai.
Elisa and Leo touched his forearms.
"Raph, wait?" Elisa asked. "Cool it, bro?"
"Yeah, let's hear her out." Leo said. "She helped us last time, remember?"
"And she tried to kill you the time before that, remember?" Mikey argued.
"Not now, Mikey!" Cath gritted.
"I apologize for the elaborate setup, but I knew of no other way to contact you. I need your help." Karai explained.
The Turtles all turned to each other, all but Leo not wanting to listen.
Meanwhile, on the Foot Blimp, Chaplin carried Stockman towards a door, which opened up, showing a large robot body. The body walked forward as Hun watched, then Chaplin put Stockman down, then opened up his jar. He sniggered as he picked up Stockman's brain, then put it in the robot's hands, which then put it inside itself from its head area. It's chest area then opened up, showing a tank like the jar, which the brain fell into, then a bunch of pipes plugged into the brain, before the chest area closed, then Stockman's head showed up above the robot.
"Release me at once, you...?" he demanded.
He stopped when he looked at himself.
"What the?" he said.
"What do you think of your new bod?" Chaplin asked.
"I have limbs." Stockman said proudly, raising the arms up. "Ha! Powerful limbs."
"I figured you'll need them to survive the big mission." Chaplin explained, as Stockman walked off past him and Hun.
"Ah, yes, the mission." Stockman said, as he stopped.
He turned around to Hun and Chaplin.
"Pity you'll miss out on the maiden voyage of this incredible vessel you designed and built with your own two hands." Stockman said, touching Chaplin's shoulder.
He walked off towards a panel as Chaplin and Hun stared at him.
"Not to mention, witness first hand, as an entire city crashes down from the stratosphere." he said, banging it with his new fists.
"Man. That would be so cool." Chaplin awed.
"Yes." Stockman smirked, turning around. "Of course, you could decide to go behind the Shredder's back and join us. But, that would be wrong, wouldn't it?"
"Hey, what the boss doesn't know won't hurt him, right?" Chaplin asked.
Hun ran his finger on his chin, feeling something was up.
"True. And naturally, I would assume full responsibility for your well being throughout the entire mission" Stockman said, touching Chaplin's shoulder, before all three of them walked towards a door. "After all, we wouldn't want to fall victim to some unfortunate accident."
He grinned as he turned away.
Back in the city, Karai had explained to the Turtles about her Father's plan in Beijing.
"And so, if they remove the anti-grav generator, they'll be sending millions to their doom." she explained. "I need you to prevent this from happening."
"So does this mean, you've finally come to your senses and turned your back on the Shredder?" Leo asked hopefully.
"I am duty bound to serve the Shredder as always." Karai explained. "I just do not wish to see millions suffer."
"Even if we agree to help you, what's to stop the Shredder from coming back for the anti-grav generator next time?" Donnie inquired. "It's not like we can shut it down."
"Not without causing Beijing to crash into China." Cath added sarcastically.
A beeping noise came from Donnie's bag.
"Actually, I might be able to provide some assistance regarding that particularly conundrum." came a familiar voice.
The Turtles gasped as they turned to the bag, for it was someone they thought they'd never hear again.
"Whoa. I must be hearing things?" Mikey said. "That sounded like Professor Honeycutt."
"If you heard him, then so did I." Cath said.
"Same here." Elisa said.
Donnie opened his bag up, then pulled out his palm top, before Honeycutt's face appeared on it.
"Hello." he said.
"It is Professor Honeycutt!" Donnie gasped.
His siblings all gathered around him.
"Professor, you're alive!" Raph said. "No way."
"Yeah, how?" Elisa inquired.
"It can't be? We saw you sacrifice yourself." Leo recalled, taking Donnie's palm top. "You saved the world."
"At the cost of your life." Cath added sadly.
"Oh, dear. I'm afraid I don't remember any of that." Honeycutt explained.
(Flashback)
Donnie - carrying Honeycutt's head - and Cath both ran towards a bunch of satellite dishes.
"The last thing I recall, I was on a rooftop with..."
Once at the dishes, Donnie opened up a panel.
"..Donatello and Catharina, broadcasting a signal..."
Donnie pulled out a wire, as Cath held up Honeycutt's head, as a small socket opened up on the side.
"..to make me invisible from the Triceratons."
Donnie put the wire into Honeycutt's head, then the satellites powered up.
"What I didn't tell you, is that I also uploaded a backup of my memory..."
A bunch of Earth satellites hovered above Earth.
"..of my memory core into the satellite communications network. Set to contact you in the event of my destruction."
(Flashback ends)
"Which, I'm assuming must had happened?" Honeycutt inquired.
"It did, Professor." Cath sighed.
"So you were the one making those calls to the Shell Cell?" Donnie realized. "And the download, that was you sending your memory core into my palm top?"
"Well, most of it." Honeycutt corrected.
The screen showed a bunch of data.
"Your hard drive was lacking capacity, so I had to fork over some...non-essential information." Honeycutt explained.
Mikey took the palm top from Donnie.
"Who cares, Professor. I'm just so happy to see you." he said, as Honeycutt returned to the screen.
"I'm sorry. Do I know you?" Honeycutt asked.
"Michelangelo. Mikey. The Mikester." Mikey explained, before he panicked. "Wait, so I'm not essential information?"
"Anyway, I couldn't help overhearing your dilemma, Ms...?" Honeycutt inquired, as Mikey turned to Karai.
"Karai." Karai explained, bowing.
"With my knowledge of Triceraton technology, I should be able to assume control of the anti-grav generator..." Honeycutt explained.
The palm top showed the anti-gravity generator, as it turned green, before it showed Beijing getting lowered.
"..and gently lower the city of Beijing back to Earth. In theory."
"Saving millions of lives in the process." Leo finished, taking the palm top. "That's brilliant, Professor."
"So am I to assume we have a deal?" Karai asked.
"Deal. Okay, how do we get into Beijing?" Leo asked.
"Good question?" Cath inquired.
"Leave that to me." Karai said.
Later, at the Airfield, in the blimp's hanger, Chaplin and Stockman watched as a forklift loaded a crate onto the blimp. The driver drove it forward towards Karai, who held her hand up, then she directed him to lower the crate with her hands, which he did.
"What's in the crate, Karai?" Hun inquired, standing on her left. "And why are you suddenly joining this mission?"
"That is none of your concern." Karai replied.
She turned and walked off as Hun huffed.
Two more forklifts then came in with a bunch of metal spheres.
"What exactly is all this?" Stockman asked.
"Uh, uh, uh." Chaplin said.
He approached some of the metal objects.
"That'd spoil the surprise." Chaplin grinned, touching one.
The next morning, as the sun rose up over the Airfield, the outside of the hanger lowered itself, then the Foot Blimp took off into the sky.
A few hours later, it came towards Beijing in the stratosphere.
"Attention all hands, welcome to China." Chaplin said over the intercom, holding the steering wheel. "The floating city of Beijing is dead ahead. Pretty cool, huh?"
In the cargo bay, Karai leaned against a crate, while staring at the one she'd brought onboard. She checked around, seeing no one around, then she ran towards it, then hid behind it, before knocking on it.
"Stand by." she whispered. "We are approaching Beijing."
Inside the crate, was the Turtles, who were all squashed slightly, all wearing a backpack.
"'Bout time." Mikey said. "I really gotta go to the Little Turtle's room."
Elisa whacked his head in annoyance.
"Ow!" he said, before she put her hand over his mouth.
"Shh!" she shushed, her finger over her mouth.
The blimp moved closer to Beijing.
"Activating forcefield override." Chaplin said.
He pressed a button on a panel near the wheel, then the blimp went right through the shield, and into Beijing.
In the cargo bay, Karai moved away from the Turtles crate, just as Hun showed up behind another.
"I knew you were up to something." Hun smirked, backing away.
He approached a panel, then hit it with his elbow.
"Oops." he joked. "Happy landing, Karai."
The floor beneath Karai opened up.
"Huh?" she gasped.
She and the Turtles crate then began to fall out of the blimp and from the sky.
"AGHHH!" Karai yelled.
The Turtles crate spun around in the air as it and Karai both fell towards Beijing.
"AGHH!" the Turtles yelped. "Uh! AGH!"
"I knew we shouldn't have trusted Karai!" Raph yelled.
"We can argue later!" Leo snapped. "Everybody brace!"
He kicked the crate open, then all six Turtles fell out of it. Donnie then pulled a cord on his backpack, extending his glider out from it, then the others followed him, except Leo. They all glided down towards Beijing, then Donnie and Elisa turned left, and saw Leo still diving down.
"Leo?!" Donnie yelled.
"Leo, what are you doing?!" Elisa yelled.
"Yeah, what are you waiting for?!" Donnie yelled. "Deploy?!"
Leo ignored him as he dived down towards Karai, then grabbed her.
"Gotcha." he said.
He deployed his glider, then swung it up just before he and Karai crashed into a rooftop, then they flew over the city.
"Ah! We made it." Leo sighed.
"Of course. Now land, Leonardo." Karai instructed. "We have much work to do."
Meanwhile, the Foot Blimp flew over the city.
"We're just about to touch down in Tiananmen Square." Chaplin reported, holding the wheel. "Where's Karai?"
Stockman stared at Chaplin, when Hun entered the bridge.
"She got bumped from the mission." he said.
Chaplin and Stockman both turned to him.
"Apparently she had a little falling out with the organisation." Hun joked, motioning with his hands.
In Beijing, a man was riding a bicycle pulling a cart, but then stopped and looked up.
"Ah!" he gasped, seeing the Turtles gliding towards him.
He got off his bicycle, turned around and ran off, speaking Chinese as he did.
"Ah!" he yelped.
The Turtles all landed near his bicycle.
"Hey, what was with the instant skydiving lesson?" Mikey demanded.
"Yeah, care to explain, Karai?!" Elisa frowned.
"It was an unforeseen event." Karai assured. "But I have my suspicions as to who is responsible."
"You know what your problem is, lady?" Raph said. "You can't decide whether you wanna help us, or kill us!"
He brought out his Sais angrily.
"Make up your mind already?!" he demanded.
Leo got in front of Raph.
"You not gonna stop him?" Cath asked Elisa quietly.
"Nah. I'm mad myself this time." Elisa whispered.
"Not now, Raph!" Leo said sternly, touching his shoulder. "We're miles off target and we need to get to Tiananmen Square!"
Donnie ran towards the Chinese man's bicycle.
"Hey, guys..." he said, throwing his backpack into it, then he climbed into it. "..how 'bout this? Low tech, but effective."
"I think it's gonna be a tight squeeze." Cath argued.
"Like we've already been squished enough tonight!" Elisa frowned, folding her arms.
"Well, I don't think we have a choice." Leo argued, before turning around. "Hop on, Karai?"
He saw Karai nowhere in sight.
"Karai?" Leo said.
"Well, that makes me feel better." Elisa said. "Come on."
Meanwhile, at the anti-gravity generator, a bunch of Policemen were shining spotlights at it, before they moved them up towards the Foot Blimp, as Stockman and Hun both looked down from the bridge.
"Great! No one told us we'd have a welcoming committee to contend with." Stockman groaned.
"No sweat, Doc. Time to unleash my surprise." Chaplin smirked.
The blimp's cargo bay opened up, then the metal spheres fell out of it, and down towards the Policemen.
"Ah!" the Police gasped, some holding Submachine guns.
A few turned and ran off as the spheres landed on the ground, and turned into four legged robots, with multiple red eyes.
"Mousers version 2.0." Chaplin said.
A Mouser began snapping its jaw shut over and over.
One of the Policemen fired his gun at it, but the bullets ricocheted off him.
On the blimp, Chaplin, Stockman and Hun stared down at them.
"I took your basic concept and gave them a little upgrade." Chaplin explained. "Cool, huh?"
"Hmm? Upgrade? More like a side-grade." Stockman scoffed, folding his arms.
On the ground, a Mouser approached a spotlight, as a Policeman ran away from it, then it smashed the spotlight with one of its legs, which then fell over.
"Ah!" another Policeman gasped.
He turned and ran off, as another Mouser smashed a spotlight, then soon, all the spotlights were destroyed.
The Policemen then all began to retreat from the generator.
"Go! Go! Go!" one yelled.
The Mousers all chased them slightly, but then stopped and turned to the generator. Three of them then bite through the fence and roared, as more Policemen began to run off.
The blimp soon lowered itself down towards the generator, then hovered right over it. It then lowered a cable crane down - which Chaplin kept hold off - towards the generator, which then attached to it. Chaplin then got off the cable, then landed on the generator, and then climbed down a ladder.
Nearby, Mikey was peddling the bicycle down a street, while his siblings were all cramped in the cart behind him.
"Ah! Anti-grav generator...dead ahead!" Mikey panted.
He peddled the bicycle towards the generator.
"Ready to work your magic, Professor?" Donnie asked, holding his palm top.
"Magic?" Honeycutt inquired.
"Figure of speech, Professor." Cath assured, poking her head up over Donnie's shoulder.
Up on the blimp, Stockman stood near the cargo bay door, before he spotted the Turtles.
"What?! How on Earth did those meddlesome reptiles get here?" he questioned.
On the generator, Chaplin had plugged in a laptop, while wearing an headset radio.
"I've got this one, Dr. Stockman." he assured, touching his headset. "Mousers, attack!"
The Mousers all turned to the Turtles, as Mikey peddled towards them.
"Funny? Karai never mentioned anything about overgrown Mousers." Mikey gulped, as the Mousers began snapping their jaws.
The Turtles all jumped out of the cart - Mikey off the bicycle - then brought out their weapons.
"Nothing fancy, guys." Leo said. "Just clear a path for Don, Cath and the Professor!"
"You got it, Leo!" Elisa understood, spinning her Kamas around.
Leo jumped and dived towards the Mousers, then began to pounce along the backs of several of them, then landed on ones head before jumping off it.
Donnie dived down towards the ground, then dashed past half a dozen of them, before whacking one in the head with his Bo. He then whacked its head up with his Bo, before he jumped up as it and another tried to bite him.
Cath ran past four, then pounced over a fifth as it tried to bite her, then she ran jumped along another twos backs.
Leo, Raph, Elisa and Mikey were soon surrounded by dozens of the Mousers, as Chaplin looked down at them, before he turned to the generator.
"Commencing shutdown sequence." he reported, before looking up at the blimp. "Get ready to haul me up when this baby rips from the pavement?"
Donnie and Cath ran towards him as Mouser chased after them, then they jumped towards another. Donnie then banged his Bo against its head, then pole vaulted up towards a scaffold around the generator. Cath then jumped onto the Mouser's back, then jumped after him while putting her Tonfas away, before they both grabbed the scaffold.
Chaplin laughed while staring at them both, as they climbed up the scaffold.
"You're too late, green guys!" he sniggered, before the generator shook. "What?!"
Sonic waves began moving down the generator towards the ground, getting the Turtles and the Mousers to turn to it.
"What the shell?!" Raph exclaimed.
"That's not suppose to happen?!" Chaplin panicked, putting his hands on either side of his head.
Beijing wobbled slightly, then began to shoot down towards China like a rocket. As it did, it caused everyone - expect Chaplin, Donnie and Cath to lift off the ground like in a room with no gravity.
"Whoa!" the Turtles yelped.
"AGHH!" the citizens cried.
The Foot Blimp wobbled slightly, as Chaplin crawled towards the cable.
"Pull me up!" he called, getting up. "We're gonna have to ditch it."
He grabbed the cable.
On the blimp, Stockman was staring down at Chaplin on the bridge, while standing near a panel.
"Oh, that's not all we're gonna ditch, my boy." he joked sinisterly, pressing a button on the panel.
The cable began to extend itself up out of the blimp, until it was all gone, sending Chaplin down towards the generator.
"AGHHH!" Chaplin yelled, before hitting the crane. "NO!"
The Foot Blimp rose up and went out of the forcefield, and then flew away from Beijing.
In the city, the Turtles and the Mousers all hovered above the ground.
"Ah! AH!" the Turtles yelped.
"Way to much freefall for one day!" Mikey gulped.
"You've got a point there!" Elisa gulped.
Donnie and Cath kept hold of the scaffold, as they legs dangled.
"Guess it's now or never!" Cath gritted.
"Right. Show time Professor." Donnie said, opening his duffle bag.
His palm top flew out of his bag, then Cath caught it, before she and Donnie floated up towards the panel, then a laser shot out from the palm top.
"Now, a carefully regulated surge in the anti-gravity..." Honeycutt explained, as lights came on inside the panel. "..flux capacitor, should gradually decrease..."
Beijing's decent began to slow down.
"..the decent, at a rate of 12.6 thaxsours pre trigon."
The people and the Mousers hit the ground softly.
"Uh!" Leo and Raph grunted.
The Turtles and Mousers near the generator slowly got lowered to the ground, before the four Turtles landed on their feet.
"Whoa." Raph said.
"Now that's what I call cutting it close." Elisa sighed.
"Yes!" Mikey whooped.
He bent down on the ground, and started kissing it.
"Back on soiled ground." he grinned.
"Unfortunately, so are they!" Raph pointed out, pointing at the Mousers.
The remaining Mousers landed on the ground, then snapped their jaws.
"AGH!" the four Turtles yelled, bringing out their weapons.
They then began slicing - whacking in Mikey's case - their weapons at the Mousers as they came towards the four of them, Mikey knocking one away with his Nunchucks.
Nearby, Chaplin slowly descended to the ground, before he landed on his feet near the scaffold.
"I'm alive! I'm alive!" he whooped.
A Mouser then hit him in the back of the head as it fell towards him, knocking his glasses off.
"Ow!" he yelped.
He then passed out onto his back out cold.
"Oh!" he moaned.
At the generator, Donnie and Cath had both landed near it behind a railing, as Cath kept Donnie's palm top on it.
"How are we holding up?" Donnie asked.
"I'm afraid I'll have to divert power from the atmospheric shield." Honeycutt explained, as the palm top showed the generator.
"Do what you have to, Professor." Cath said.
The forcefield around Beijing disappeared.
"Although the wind resistance may actually work in our favour." Honeycutt added.
A strong wind blew over Beijing.
Raph and Elisa both tried to stab and slice a Mouser each, but missed as they dodged, then they dodged a whack from one of their feet. Mikey whacked another with his Nunchuck, but it wasn't even dented, then Raph tried to stab his, but missed slightly, while Elisa tried to slice hers, but it blocked her Kama with its leg.
Another Mouser then knocked Leo onto his shell, then he got up and back flipped away from it, then moved towards his siblings.
"As if we didn't have enough problems." he said.
"These Mousers are way tougher than the original." Elisa noted.
"You can say that again?" Mikey asked sarcastically.
The Mousers all moved towards them all, surrounding them. One then opened its mouth to bite Leo, when Karai somersaulted over the four Turtles, spinning a chain around, before she landed in front of Leo, whacking two Mousers with it.
"'Bout time you showed up!" Raph huffed.
"I could ill afford to be seen coming to your aid earlier." Karai reasoned.
She jumped back towards the Turtles as two Mousers tried to bite her.
"If the Shredder were to find out." she said.
"Enough talk! Let's do it!" Leo said, jumping up.
He landed between two Mousers, then sliced at one slightly, making it turn away, then he turned and sliced at the other's head, knocking it slightly.
Elisa jumped and dived towards one, then landed on its left, then slashed it slightly with her Kamas as it turned to her.
Mikey jumped towards one and landed on its back, wrapping his Nunchucks around its neck, then began to ride it.
"Yee-haw! Get along, little Mouser!" he whooped.
He turned his Mouser's head, making it bite off another's - destroying it - as one began to climb up the scaffold.
Once it made it to the generator, it roared as Cath and Donnie kept staring at the generator.
"Uh-oh." Cath gulped. "Not now!"
"I've got it." Donnie said.
He turned around and took out his Bo, then whacked the Mouser's head with it, before he kicked its jaw, sending it flying off the scaffold. It dived down towards the ground and landed on another, destroying them both.
"Nice one, bro." Cath grinned.
"Thanks." Donnie said.
He turned around and leaned his Bo near the generator.
"How's it coming?" he asked.
"The city's almost back on Terrafirma." Cath explained.
Beijing spun around slightly as it got lower and lower towards China.
Mikey pulled his Nunchucks as he kept riding his Mouser.
"Yah!" he roared. "Yahoo! Giddy-up! Yeah!"
The Mouser then bent forward and threw him off itself.
"AHH!" Mikey yelled.
He landed near a fence and a bush on his shell.
"Oh!" he moaned.
He leaned against the fence, as two Mousers approached him.
Leo slashed ones head slightly with his swords, but then it and another behind him both whacked him with their heads, squashing him.
"AGH!" he moaned.
They both pulled away, making him fall onto his chest, but then Raph rammed and tackled the one behind him, making it fall onto its back. He flipped forward as it hit the ground, landing crouched down, before another picked him up with its mouth by his shell.
"AGH!" he grunted, before it lifted its head up and threw him away. "AGHHHH!"
He hit the ground on his side near Elisa, who sent a slash at one with her Kamas, but only dented it slightly. It then came rammed her in the chest with its head, knocking her away, making her flip backwards through the air.
"AGHH!" she moaned, before hitting the ground on her shell. "OHH!"
Karai had her chain wrapped around ones legs, while another came up behind her. She jumped up while pulling on her chain, tripping the first up, then she put her legs on both ends of the second's mouth as it opened up. It then closed its mouth however, then turned and banged her against the ground.
"Oh!" she moaned.
It pinned her against the ground, then she kicked it slightly, as it kept snapping its jaw shut.
Nearby, another had Leo pinned on the ground, as he kept hold of its two front legs - its right one being close to his chest.
"AGHHH!" he gritted.
Cath kept Donnie's palm top on the generator.
"We hope you know what you're doing, Professor." Donnie said.
The generator began to power up with a large pulse, which went down it, then began to move along the ground, shocking the Mousers, freeing Karai, Leo, Raph and Elisa.
"Huh?" Elisa muttered.
The Mousers screeched with pain, before they short-circuited.
Karai turned around, as a Mouser bit Mikey's arm, before the pulse waves hit it, shorting it out, allowing Mikey to pull his arm free, which he shook.
Beijing then landed safely on the ground, in the place it had been before the Triceraton invasion.
"That electromagnetic pulse should've burned out this device." Honeycutt explained, as Cath kept the palm top on the generator. "While also simultaneously nullifying those awful metal ruffians."
"Great work, Professor." Cath commented, as Donnie smiled.
On the ground, Karai and Raph pulled themselves to their feet, as Leo stood near them, while Elisa and Mikey approached them, all amongst the remains of the Mousers.
"Then it is over." Karai said, looking around while walking off.
"Not until you walk away from the Shredder, Karai!" Leo argued.
Karai stopped and turned to him and his siblings.
"You know, I cannot do that." she said.
Leo approached her and touched her shoulder, making her turn around.
"This is the prefect opportunity." he reasoned. "They think you're dead. You can disappear. We can help you start a new life."
Karai turned away slightly, while Elisa folded her arms, seeing how desperate Leo sounded.
"Could you so easily turn your back on your Father?" Karai asked.
"Good comeback." Mikey whispered.
"Uh-huh." Elisa muttered, agreeing.
Donnie and Cath both approached the others.
"Even if you knew the things he did were wrong?" Karai inquired.
Leo thought for a minute, before turning to Raph, Elisa and Mikey.
"Hmm?" Donnie muttered, his hand on his chin.
He then looked at his palm top.
"What are you looking at?" Raph asked.
"Yeah, Don, what's wrong?" Cath asked.
"Isn't the Forbidden City suppose to be north of here?" Donnie questioned.
They all looked up at the sky, as the sun began to rise.
"And isn't the sun suppose to rise in the east?" Mikey questioned.
"Oh, dear." Honeycutt said nervously.
Donnie and Cath both looked at him on the palm top.
"Did I set the city down facing the wrong direction?" Honeycutt inquired.
"Looks like it." Cath said. "But at least the people of here weren't hurt."
The others turned to her.
Later, in Oroku Saki's mansion, Stockman and Hun were in the elevator, which was taking them down to the secret lab.
"The Master will be disappointed that we came back empty handed." Hun said.
"Not to mention the unfortunate demise of Karai and young Dr. Daplin." Stockman added.
The elevator door opened up, then they both walked out into the lab.
"We'll blame it all on them." Stockman said, as they walked towards Saki. "Just blame it all on me."
Saki turned to them while standing by a panel.
"Master, we have unfortunate news." Stockman explained. "Karai and Dr. Chaplin are-"
"Wait?" Saki interrupted.
He turned and approached the panel, getting Hun and Stockman to turn to each other.
"Perhaps you would like to share your news..." Saki began, when Karai and Chaplin appeared on the screen behind him. "..with Karai and Dr. Chaplin."
Karai had her arms folded, while Chaplin had his hands on his hips.
"Hi, Dr. Stockman." Chaplin said, waving. "Everything's okay. We made it."
Hun and Stockman both held their mouths open in shock, before they turned to Saki. Saki folded his arms and glared at them both angrily.
"B-b-b-but, sir..." Stockman stuttered. "W-w-we can explain."
He and Hun backed off slightly, as Saki came towards them both, to punish them.
"NOOOOOOOO!" Stockman and Hun yelled.