The house was very dark and lonely.

At least, that's what thirty-five year old Calvin thought.

Susie had divorced him after he found out his secret life, and left with their three year old son, Alex.

The only thing that remained was Hobbes, but even then, he was a stuffed animal ever since the graduation.

Calvin said nothing about this, and he walked into the attic.

Up there were the sacred things that he never touched anymore since he had gotten out of prison.

There was the box, which Calvin had used to duplicate himself to rob banks at the same time.

The time machine was used to change the past in Calvin's favor.

There was also the Transmogrifier Gun, which Calvin had used to break into houses, turning doors into frogs.

The Time Pauser was used for pausing time to slip by guards and policemen.

Hypercubes were used to store stolen goods.

Calvin looked at all of these tools, and sat down by his stuffed tiger confidante on an old rocking chair.

"Good times, ol' buddy."

Suddenly, Hobbes morphed into his tiger form.

"Well, I disagree." he said. "Look at yourself. You destroyed your life. Susie left you, all because of these death traps. Whatever happened to just playing in the backyard with them? What happened to time travelling for dinosaurs? What happened to all those adventures?"

Calvin looked shocked.

"Oh my god, Hobbes!" Calvin ran in to hug his friend.

Hobbes pushed him onto the floor.

"Don't even think about it. I miss the days where you weren't a criminal and just having fun! Where did this whole thing start? I can't be seen with you anymore."

And with that, Hobbes climbed into the time machine.

"Hobbes? Where are you going?"

"I'm doing something I should have done a long time ago."

"NO!"

It was too late.

Hobbes had slipped on the vortex goggles, and suddenly, he had warped back in time.

Calvin landed hard on the floor, and suddenly, the room began to change.

Anything relating to Hobbes had disappeared.

"What? No..."

Then the inventions disappeared.

"Wait, come back!" Calvin shouted.

But the inventions had disappeared.

Hobbes had gone back in time and stole the tuna fish sandwich from Calvin and Hobbes' first encounter, so Calvin and Hobbes never met.

Calvin cried, because he lost his only friend.

There was one thing left to do.

Calvin grabbed a box from the corner, and wrote the word "TRANSMOGRIFIER" on the side.

Calvin climbed in, and pressed the button.

ZAP!

Suddenly, Calvin climbed out as a tiger.

"It's time I do what Hobbes did." Calvin said.

Outside, Calvin, as a tiger, stepped into the woods, and walked along a path.

He trekked for days until he found a tuna fish sandwich in a kid's backyard.

Calvin and that kid would go on to become best friends.