Alien Ohana Extensions: Jumba's Last Experiment

by Cydra

Jumba is preparing to make his last experiment, but Hamsterviel interferes at the last minute. What will become of Experiment 630? 2nd story in Alien Ohana Extensions sereis.

3. Stowaway

Alien Ohana Extensions:

Jumba's Last Experiment

Chapter 3: Stowaway

Unknown to everyone during the last chapter, the Morph that Jumba got by accident was exploring the lab and had just found something of great interest to it. It was the part of the plasma chamber where the plasma was stored. The Morph looked around it and found the part where plasma is put into the storage container. It squeezed its way inside and found the interior to be quite comfortable. After Hamsterviel's robot pushed the start button, plasma was pumped into the creation chamber and the Morph was pumped in with it.

The Gang watched helplessly as the plasma pumped into the chamber it engulfed the TechPack that was laying there. Then the formula containing the DNA was injected into the plasma. Hamsterviel rubbed his paws with glee as the plasma finished loading into the creation chamber. "WARNING! WARNING! Unauthorized plasma-based shape-shifter inside creation chamber!" beeped the computer. "What! What shape-shifter?" Hamsterviel said as looked around for it. Then he saw the Morph floating among the plasma, quite unaware of what was going on. "Hey, you! Get out of there! You'll ruin my experiment!" yelled Hamsterviel through the glass. The Morph just burbled happily not noticing Hamsterviel. "Initiating creation," beeped the computer. "No! Wait! Stop!" cried Hamsterviel in vain.

A bolt of green energy went to the plasma. The Morph squealed as it was engulfed by the plasma. The TechPack and the DNA formula were also engulfed by the plasma. Green energy crackled over the plasma as it began change forms. To the surprise of everyone, the plasma took on a white color instead of a gray or black. Hamsterviel pounded on the keyboard trying to stop the creation. But all he did was scheduled the experiment to be dehydrated after it was formed and charged. The plasma was now a white blob twisting and turning into different shapes. Then the plasma took on a final form that no one could see through the energy that was still covering it. Then the computer beeped, "Creation completed, molecular charging completed, dehydrating now." The chamber flashed a bright light that blinded everyone for a few seconds. When everyone could see, they all saw a white ball the size of a ping-pong ball where the plasma used to be. And on that ball was labeled the number, "630."