Bubbles hit the floor, a little stunned by the sudden flash of light. Then, she

noticed something else. Her fear was gone. She felt like she could take on the world and

win. Apparently, Mojo's machine had indeed effected her emotions. He had made her

braver.

She stood up and smiled at Mojo who began to figure out what was happening.

But before he could react, Bubbles rushed forward and began to almost literally take

Mojo apart.

After a few moments, he managed to limp over to his control panel and call for

robot help. In response, five fighter robots came into the room and surrounded Bubbles.

She looked them over before attacking.

Normally, she would have been scared to death to fight Mojo and his robots by

herself, but in this case, she knew they couldn't do anything to stop her.

Finally, the robots were destroyed and she stared down at Mojo who was just

beginning to recover from her last beating. He looked around to find nothing to help him.

He then looked up at Bubbles, weakly.

"Uh, can we discuss this?" He asked. "For I was to talk about this so that no

harm will come to me. Which is to say you have the advantage and I cannot win.

Therefore I wish to talk about things."

Before he could come up with any more rambles, she was upon him again,

beating him down. After a moment, she took aim and fired him out of the observatory

and into a cell at the Townsville Prison.

Seeing that she'd won, Bubbles went to the machine to see if she could figure out

a way to reverse the effect on Townsville. It didn't take very long before she found a

button marked "button to reverse emotion disorder."

She moved the machine into position and pressed the button. The machine fired

the long stream of light over the city. She smiled, knowing that it was over. Everything

was back to normal.

Then she realized that everything wasn't back to normal. She was still under the

effects of the machine. But then, did she really want to take it away? She was brave.

Wasn't that a good thing? However, she knew that she couldn't change the way she was.

She set up the machine and pressed the button before jumping in front of it.

The Professor was the first to see Bubbles come home. He ran over to her to give

her a hug.

"Welcome home, my little angel." He said, happily. "Blossom, Buttercup, she's

back."

Blossom flew out to greet her, followed by a far from enthusiastic Buttercup.

"So what?" Asked Buttercup. "She was bound to come back eventually."

Blossom turned to her, angrily. "Stop being mean to your sister. She worked

hard to save the day by herself. I didn't see you help."

"You didn't help either!" Responded Buttercup.

Bubbles giggled, seeing that everything was indeed back to normal.

So once again, the day is saved thanks to the Powerpuff Girls...especially brave

little Bubbles.



The End