Meanwhile, Hamtaro raced to the next thing. "This is stupid," he
muttered as he came to another sign. "I heard that, too!" Officer Tom's
voice boomed from every direction. The new sign read, "Look out below for
sticking, watch for rolling objects, and look out for wounds."
"What the heck does that mean?" Hamtaro asked himself as he looked down. "Oh, heck." When he had gone up to read the sign, Hamtaro had stepped on fly paper.
Suddenly Hamtaro heard a loud rolling noise. "Oh, crimeney...even though that's what Mike says...," Hamtaro whispered as he saw a large rolling stone coming toward him. He tried to walk out of the fly paper, but it was no use. Hamtaro was bound to the fly paper.
Contiguesly Hamtaro saw the rolling stone come in contact with the fly paper. Luckily, the stone stuck to the fly paper like Hamtaro was and didn't squash Hamtaro. "The only problem now is...I'm stuck to fly paper!" Hamtaro shouted into the air.
Hamtaro immediately heard the hideous laugh of Officer Tom as he heard something else coming toward him. It was a hamster-looking robot coming toward him.
"What's so scary about a robot?" Hamtaro shouted as the robot's paws spun hastily. "Oh..." The robot's metal paws had turned into lazers that were after Hamtaro's skin. "That's great...," he mumbled as it came closer to him.
Hamtaro continued to pull at the fly paper but didn't move. When the robot hamster was about to shoot its lazers at him, Hamtaro tried to pull himself atop of the rock. The lazers shot the fly paper on Hamtaro's feet but burned his feet even though he was free from the fly paper.
"OUCHICHI!" Hamtaro screamed as he jumped off of the stone forever bound to fly paper. "DUMB ROBOT!" Hamtaro then started to hop down the path to wherever it led.
To Hamtaro's surprise, the checkpoint was only a few minutes away from the fly paper. Hamtaro's feet continued to burn as he thought, He made this path long for a reason...so my feet would burn.
Hamtaro steadily made it up the staircase to the last checkpoint where Officer Tom was. Officer Tom sighed and returned, "Well, I just guess I'll see you at the end of this maze. You have...sixty seconds...starting...now..."
Officer Tom disappeared as Hamtaro raced down the stairs of the checkpoint. Hamtaro chose the correct pathways to the exit, but Officer Tom suddenly yelled, "Ten seconds left!"
Hamtaro raced as fast as he had ever run as he ran out of the maze through the exit. Suddenly everything turned white...
"WHA!!!" Hamtaro screamed as he woke up in the emergency room. "Hamtaro!" he heard Caitlin and Nin-Ham shout. "Ookyoo!" Penelope yelled as she rushed to hug Hamtaro. "Yea, yea, yea," Stella mumbled as she glanced at him rashly. "Can we go now?"
Hamtaro got on his feet, but they seemed to burn. "Ouchichi, my feet burn," he whispered as they exited the hospital. "What, Hamtaro?" Nin-Ham questioned. "My feet burn," he responded. "Why?" Stella inquired. "Uh...I dunno...," Hamtaro lied. "OK," Caitlin stated.
Hamtaro then remembered that he was out of the maze and he had a chance to get to Officer Tom. He then knew that he had to find Boss and Mike before it was too late. Hamtaro also reflected about the maze.
"What the heck does that mean?" Hamtaro asked himself as he looked down. "Oh, heck." When he had gone up to read the sign, Hamtaro had stepped on fly paper.
Suddenly Hamtaro heard a loud rolling noise. "Oh, crimeney...even though that's what Mike says...," Hamtaro whispered as he saw a large rolling stone coming toward him. He tried to walk out of the fly paper, but it was no use. Hamtaro was bound to the fly paper.
Contiguesly Hamtaro saw the rolling stone come in contact with the fly paper. Luckily, the stone stuck to the fly paper like Hamtaro was and didn't squash Hamtaro. "The only problem now is...I'm stuck to fly paper!" Hamtaro shouted into the air.
Hamtaro immediately heard the hideous laugh of Officer Tom as he heard something else coming toward him. It was a hamster-looking robot coming toward him.
"What's so scary about a robot?" Hamtaro shouted as the robot's paws spun hastily. "Oh..." The robot's metal paws had turned into lazers that were after Hamtaro's skin. "That's great...," he mumbled as it came closer to him.
Hamtaro continued to pull at the fly paper but didn't move. When the robot hamster was about to shoot its lazers at him, Hamtaro tried to pull himself atop of the rock. The lazers shot the fly paper on Hamtaro's feet but burned his feet even though he was free from the fly paper.
"OUCHICHI!" Hamtaro screamed as he jumped off of the stone forever bound to fly paper. "DUMB ROBOT!" Hamtaro then started to hop down the path to wherever it led.
To Hamtaro's surprise, the checkpoint was only a few minutes away from the fly paper. Hamtaro's feet continued to burn as he thought, He made this path long for a reason...so my feet would burn.
Hamtaro steadily made it up the staircase to the last checkpoint where Officer Tom was. Officer Tom sighed and returned, "Well, I just guess I'll see you at the end of this maze. You have...sixty seconds...starting...now..."
Officer Tom disappeared as Hamtaro raced down the stairs of the checkpoint. Hamtaro chose the correct pathways to the exit, but Officer Tom suddenly yelled, "Ten seconds left!"
Hamtaro raced as fast as he had ever run as he ran out of the maze through the exit. Suddenly everything turned white...
"WHA!!!" Hamtaro screamed as he woke up in the emergency room. "Hamtaro!" he heard Caitlin and Nin-Ham shout. "Ookyoo!" Penelope yelled as she rushed to hug Hamtaro. "Yea, yea, yea," Stella mumbled as she glanced at him rashly. "Can we go now?"
Hamtaro got on his feet, but they seemed to burn. "Ouchichi, my feet burn," he whispered as they exited the hospital. "What, Hamtaro?" Nin-Ham questioned. "My feet burn," he responded. "Why?" Stella inquired. "Uh...I dunno...," Hamtaro lied. "OK," Caitlin stated.
Hamtaro then remembered that he was out of the maze and he had a chance to get to Officer Tom. He then knew that he had to find Boss and Mike before it was too late. Hamtaro also reflected about the maze.