At that moment, a bright light flashed from in front of the Ham-Hams.
All of the hamsters started to worry and sped up a little until they were
running toward the light. Once they reached the light, mostly everything
was covered with spider web. There were freaky looking jack-o-lanterns all
around. There was a presence among the darkness of the forest.
Suddenly a dark figure appeared atop of one of the jack-o-lanterns. A demanding voice came from it.
"Welcome to the grand Halloween party," the voice boomed. "For I am your nightmare, your horror, your-"
"We get it all ready!" the Ham-Hams shouted in perfect harmony.
"Very well then," the voice retorted. "May I introduce myself? I am Dark Ham, the great sorcerer of the underworld."
"Are you the one who sent us the invitation?" Boss shouted. "Why don't you come down here and fight like a real man?"
"Oh, shut up," Dark Ham snarled.
"Ooh," Caitlin whispered. "He just asked for it."
"`Oui, oui," Bijou agreed.
"I think we ought to go now," Oxnard acknowledged. "I know that voice from somewhere. It's too familiar to be comfortable with..."
Hamtaro nodded and started to back up. "I think we ought to get away from here pretty quickly before it's too late," he warned. "I'm just a little worried now."
Dark Ham's bright, brown eyes flashed and boomed, "It's too late. You're caught in a trap. Once you start running-"
But by the time he started talking, the Ham-Hams were fleeing. They were running as fast as they could into the nearest bush.
"Very well, then!" Dark Ham shouted. "Let the games begin! BWA HA HAA!!!"
"Oh, forget him!" Hamtaro shouted to everybody. "We've got to get away-"
Suddenly a dark figure appeared atop of one of the jack-o-lanterns. A demanding voice came from it.
"Welcome to the grand Halloween party," the voice boomed. "For I am your nightmare, your horror, your-"
"We get it all ready!" the Ham-Hams shouted in perfect harmony.
"Very well then," the voice retorted. "May I introduce myself? I am Dark Ham, the great sorcerer of the underworld."
"Are you the one who sent us the invitation?" Boss shouted. "Why don't you come down here and fight like a real man?"
"Oh, shut up," Dark Ham snarled.
"Ooh," Caitlin whispered. "He just asked for it."
"`Oui, oui," Bijou agreed.
"I think we ought to go now," Oxnard acknowledged. "I know that voice from somewhere. It's too familiar to be comfortable with..."
Hamtaro nodded and started to back up. "I think we ought to get away from here pretty quickly before it's too late," he warned. "I'm just a little worried now."
Dark Ham's bright, brown eyes flashed and boomed, "It's too late. You're caught in a trap. Once you start running-"
But by the time he started talking, the Ham-Hams were fleeing. They were running as fast as they could into the nearest bush.
"Very well, then!" Dark Ham shouted. "Let the games begin! BWA HA HAA!!!"
"Oh, forget him!" Hamtaro shouted to everybody. "We've got to get away-"