'The nerve!! Doesn't he know that rooms are private??' DD Angel stormed to herself as she slammed her door after him. The 'Please Knock' sign on the door rattled and fell off. Obviously he can't read... or if he could- then he chose to ignore her sign. Cranking up the volume on her boombox, the blue Acara sighed and sat on her bed. The song changed to 'Mama', and DD Angel let a tear slide down her cheek. She had feared this day, when she would have to share her family with another Neopet... DewDropAngel was hoping for a fluffy little creature, an Usul maybe, that she could boss around. Sadly... This Kougra didn't seem at all wimpy, or able to be manipulated easily. DD's head drifted towards the pillow, and she buried her face in its soft featheryness. She hated him, or at least she thought she did.

*The small Acara looked around at her surroundings- she was floating in a boat, but the oars were being rowed by a yellow Kougra. She didn't know where he was leading her... On the shores of the stream sat her two owners, Sarah and Brittany- but their faces were hidden by masks. Kougra masks. The Acara turned back to the Neopet who was steering her boat, like her fates, and saw where he was headed- A waterfall! Almost greeting their death, the Kougra didn't panic, but paddled towards the rushing waters. The Acara covered her eyes, and clenched her teeth- she was a goner. As they neered the drop off, she felt a strange flying feeling! Peeking out from behind her paws, the little Neopet was shocked to see the Kougra grinning at her. Was it a different Kougra, it had suddenly sprouted wings and his coat had turned a deep ebony black. His powerful wings lifted the boat and it's contents, and soflty set it down on the shore. The Acara turned to thank her savior, but he was gone! In his place stood the familiar yellow Kougra. She looked into his eyes and saw the same mischevious glint as was in the Halloween Kougra's eyes.*

DD Angel yawned and stretched out her arms. She must have dozed off- and DD remembered her dream vividly, every detail. Confused, she bounded downstairs. What did this mean?