It was dark in the peaceful town of Wartwood. A town that harboured frogs, toads, newts, basically any salamander, a blue frog with a missing eye sat on his own playing an accordion. He looked forward towards an oncoming traveler.

"Why hello there fellow traveller." The blue frog said. "Allow me to introduce myself. My name is

Wallium Ribbiton. But please, call me Wally. Now, I know why you of all people have come to me of all people. You're here because I have something you most desire. You wish to hear my new song." Wally started tuning his accordion. "Oooooooooooooohhhhhhhhh. There were a bunch of lights I saw. So quick and bright they gave me quite a fright. And-"

But the traveler started to walk away, unamused by Wally's singing. This was not what they wanted to hear.

"Wait! Don't go!" Wally pleaded as he ran in front of them. "You probably want to know what happened to the people who played a major role during the great Frogvasion of Earth 10 years ago. Why is it called Frogvasion? Because I don't think humans are good with coming up with names for anything. They call the little plastic things at the end of the shoelace an aglet. They're not called aglets, they're called plastic snakes. But, you don't wish to know about those do ya?" The traveller shook their head. "Well, allow me to tell 12 tales of what happened to the key players. The tales of Anne's love life, the tale of Sasha's job life, the tale of Marcy's new adventure, the Boonchuy's struggle to save their restaurant, the tale of the many adventures of Sprig, the tale of the last days of King Andrias, the beginning of the reign of King Grime, Mr X's new paranormal discoveries, the new strange life of Polly, the beginning of retirement for old Hopediah, Olivia & Yunan's motherhood tales and the Core's last days after being defeated. So, make yourself comfortable while I Wally ramble some inane gibberish."

While Wally began spewing some inane gibberish, Stumpy walked out to throw some rotten crickets to a bird that was eating a giant worm when he turned to see Wally talking to a grey salamander whom was looking confused by the inane gibberish he was spewing. He shrugged his shoulders. "Ah, Wally's at it again." He picked up a sign that said 'Let him finish' and walked back inside.

"….Blah! Blah! Bum! Shroom boom! Boom shroom!" Wally froze. "Okay, I'm done! Now, let's begin our tales! All of them allegedly true and all of them absolutely true. I've either seen them for myself, heard the tales from trusted friends and seen in my dreams somehow. Specifically, the stuff on Earth. Now, allow me to tell the tale of the Core." Wally began tuning his accordion and took a deep breath. "Theeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy….Dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed." Wally smiled as soon as he was finished. "That's it! That's the tale of what happened to The Core. Nothing happened. They died! Never got to live ten more years. That's it!"