Hey guys! I'm back. Sorry this chapter took so long, but the thing is I've kind of been having a writers block and I've been too busy working on the Loud House Tales. But don't worry, more chapters of this story will be continued soon enough. And for this one, more characters from Harvey Beaks will finally be introduced. Thank you for your patience and enjoy.

The morning sun rose and the Louds all woke up from their hammocks, in the mood for a brand new day.

"That's the best night sleep I've ever had," Lincoln sighed. "Well, time for day two of our island adventure."

As Lincoln started walking up and down the beach, something in the sand attracted his attention.

"Guys! Look!" The Louds appear to find a trail of footprints. "What do you suppose these are?"

Lisa observed the footprints. "Judging by the triangular shape and the three thin bony toes, I would say that these are indeed the footprints of an oversized Sialia Aves. Street name: blue bird."

"Oh cool!" Lana said.

"Wait!" Lincoln interrupted. "Do you know what this means? We're not alone! Somebody else is on the island!"

"Come on little bro," Lynn groaned. "Even if there is someone else here, who's to say they're going to help us? For all we know, it could probably just be an ordinary bird that can't talk or do anything but fly."

"Well I do remember this one blue bird. What was his name? Hermy? No Henry! No wait! Harvey! That's it Harvey! And these prints look just like his feet!"

"Does that mean he might be here?" Lana asked excitedly.

"Oh please!" Lynn scoffed. "What makes you think that jumbo-headed feather brain is on this island?"

"I just know it!" Lincoln answered. "This jungle looks like the perfect place for him. Maybe if we can find him, he can help us get home!"

"We can see our parents again!" Luna exclaimed.

"Everything can go back to normal!" Luan adds.

"And I wouldn't have to share the waffle I have in my overall pocket!" Lana then realized what she says. "That is if I had one."

"Well, what are we waiting for?" Lincoln said. "Come on!"

The Louds followed him into the jungle, but they appear to be going around in circles.

"Lincoln," Lynn asked her brother. "Are you sure we're going the right way? We've passed the same bushes five times already!"

"Lynn, this is the right way. I'm sure of it."

"And you wonder why we never listen to you," she muttered.

Just then, the kids start hearing an upbeat sound. "Wait! You guys hear that?"

"It kinda sounds like….." Lana listened.

"Music!" Luna shouts. "I'd recognize that sound anywhere!"

"I knew it!" Lincoln shouts in victory.

The Louds kept on running and the further they went, the louder the music became. They then found themselves in the middle of a huge party filled with tons of different animals.

"Why do those people have fur?" Leni asked.

"Because they're not people," Lori corrected. "They're animals."

"Party animals!" Lana added.

"What kinda crazy place is this?" Lynn asked.

"I don't know dude," Luna replied. "But I'm loving these sick beats!"

"You know?" Lincoln stated. "I feel like I've seen them before. Can't remember where though. Maybe we can ask them for help."

"As preposterous as that sounds," Lisa said adjusting her glasses, "I suppose it can't hurt to try."

The Louds made their way forward and Lincoln started to speak. "Excuse me!" The music stopped and the animals just stared. "Yeah…..uh….we were wondering if we could maybe…." before Lincoln could finish his sentence, the animals just ran away and hid. "...talk to you?"

"They kinda look like giant weasels," Lola states.

"Maybe it was just their bedtime," Leni wondered.

"Leni," Lynn asked. "How often do you run to bed screaming?"

"Almost every night."

"We know," they all said.

Lincoln then stepped forward. "Hello? Anyone out there?"

"No!" Came out a raspy voice.

"Huh, that was weird."

The voice came from Fee's twin brother Foo, who are hiding behind a nearby bush with Harvey Beaks and their friend Piri Piri. "Do you think they believe me?" He whispered.

"Foo!" His sister scolded. "Did it ever occur to you that telling someone you're not here, proves that you are here?"

"I don't get it."

"Whatever. Do you think they're friendly?"

"I don't know," Harvey replies. "But they do look familiar somehow."

"It would make me very happy if they were friendly," Piri exclaimed.

"Oh it would, would it?" Fee asked.

"Yeah. I'd be like beyond happy!"

Fee then got a very sneaky idea. "What if I told you I had an idea to find out if they were friendly?"

"That would be neat! What's your idea?"

In a split second, Fee kicked Piri out of the bush, which caught the Louds' attention.

"O M Gosh!" Leni exclaimed. "You are like totes adorable!"

Piri is feeling too nervous to say a word.

"Hi," Lincoln greeted. "What's your name?"

Still no response.

"What's wrong?" Luan asked. "You seem nervous."

Piri finally let out a few words. "Please….don't….hurt me."

"Whoa, whoa, whoa, take it easy," Lynn stepped in.

"Yeah," Lana agrees. "We're not gonna hurt you."

"You're not?"

"What kinda guests would we be if we hurt everyone we saw?" Luna asked rhetorically.

Lisa answered. "Quite despicable ones I would say."

Meanwhile, the trio is watching everything from behind the bush they were hiding in.

"What do you think's going on?" Fee whispered.

"I don't know," her brother replied. "But they haven't eaten her yet."

Harvey takes a look at the strangers, and he then recognizes a certain boy of the group. "Wait a minute. That shirt, that tooth, that white hair! Guys! I know who this is!" Harvey starts to come out of the bush.

"Harvey!" Fee interjected. "What are you doing?"

"Trust me. I know these guys."

"I don't know dude. How do we know they can be trusted?"

"Fee, will you just listen to me? Just because they're different, who's to say they're not friendly?"

"Well who's to say they are?"

"Well even if they're not like us, it doesn't mean they're enemies."

"It doesn't mean they're not."

"Well how else are we gonna know if they're friendly or not?"

"Simple. Just stay in this bush and say nothing."

"You know what? I'm confused. You always said I have to take my chances with things. Well this is a chance I'm actually willing to take and you guys are gonna come whether you like it or not."

"Augh! Fine! But you better be right about this."

"Hey guys." Just then, a talking blue bird comes out of a nearby bush.

"Harvey?"

"Lincoln. Long time no see."

"What is going on?" Lynn asked.

"I was literally wondering the same thing," Lori replied.

"Allow me to introduce myself. My name's Harvey Beaks. And these are my friends Fee and Foo. And you've already met Piri Piri."

"Oh yeah!" Lincoln said. "Now I remember. You and I met a while back. Nice to see you again."

"You too. All right everyone! You can come out now! These guys aren't gonna hurt you!"

The rest of Harvey's friends came out of the places where they were hiding.

"So I'm guessing these are the rest of your friends?" Lynn asked.

"Yep."

"And just who might you be?" Fee asked suspiciously.

"Oh, we haven't been properly introduced. I'm Lincoln. Lincoln Loud. And these are my sisters: Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa and Lily."

"Well," Foo scratched his chin. "They don't look like they're from around here."

"That's because we're not. We're actually from a small town called Royal Woods. We got shipwrecked here by accident and we're gonna be here a while."

"Well, it stinks to be you then," Fee said.

"Fee! Don't be rude!" Harvey whispered. "You'll have to excuse my friend here. She's a little stubborn. And sorry for the misunderstanding. We're just glad you don't want to hurt us."

"Why would anyone wanna hurt you?" Leni asked.

"Funny story. You see, there's these creatures called man eating panthers on the island, and they eat anything that's alive. So they're always out to get us."

"And just what do these creatures look like?" Lana asked.

"Well…..they kinda look like…...THAT!"

They all see a bunch of large four legged black and brown cats with pointy teeth coming towards them.

"They do look kinda hungry," Lucy said.

"Judging by the amount of fear and apprehension," Lisa explains. "I'm coming to the conclusion that we should RUN!"

The Louds then run away along with everyone else. But while they're running, they all fall into a pit through two separate tunnels. Harvey, Piri, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn fell down one tunnel while Fee, Foo, Lincoln, Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa and Lily went down the other.

The two birds and the five oldest sisters then found themselves in an underground stream. The entrance then gets blocked by a bunch of rocks.

"That was even more fun than the water slide at the amusement park!" Lynn shouts.

"What is this place?" Luna asked.

"Some sort of cave under the jungle ground," Harvey answered. "Those falling rocks must have sealed us in."

"Well no kidding," Lynn said.

"Well, look on the bright side. At least we're stuck in here together."

"Hold on a minute!" Lori ordered. "We're missing somebody. Or a few somebody's."

"Oh my gosh!" Leni said with dispair. "We forgot Lincoln and the rest of our little sisters!"

"We didn't forget them Leni," Lynn sighs. "They must have gotten lost down another path."

"And Fee and Foo must've gone down with them," Harvey exclaimed. "We gotta go find them!"

"How are we gonna do that when we're literally trapped in a pitch black environment?"

"I'll say," Luan agrees. "I can't even see my hand in front of my face. And that's no joke."

Just then a shining light was coming from the top of the cave. "Guys!" Piri shouts. "I think I see a way out!"

"Hey, you're right!" Harvey observes. "Nice spotting, Piri."

"Thanks Harvey," she said glowing red in the face.

"Come on guys! Let's go."

The Louds followed Piri and Harvey, climbing the scales of the cave.

"Just my luck to be trapped inside an underground cave with two birds," Lynn groaned.

"I don't know," Leni admires. "It's not so bad. I mean look at these rocks. Pretty nice shade of amethyst if you ask me."

"Yeah, I guess it's pretty cool," Luan agrees. "If you don't mind the cave spiders."

"SPIDERS?!"

"LUAN!"

"Sorry. I can't help it. You guys know how serious i get when I'm nervous."

After a while of climbing, the kids finally made it out of the cave.

"It's a little windy up here," Piri said. "Too windy for us smaller creatures."

"Yeah I kinda figured that out," Lynn groaned.

"But our party is on the other side of this canyon," said Harvey. "Looks like we're gonna have to go through the wind ourselves."

"What are you, crazy?" Luna asked. "It's freezing cold out there!"

"Yeah, but the wind stops and starts every few minutes. Looks like we'll have to use those rocks for shelter until the wind passes."

"I guess that could work," Lori said.

"As long as it gets us out of this wind and closer to our little siblings, I'm willing to try anything," Lynn confirms.

The Louds and the two birds continued to make their way towards the end. Every time the wind was blowing, they hid behind a giant rock until the wind stopped. Finally they managed to reach the end of the canyon safely.

"You know Lynn," Luan jokes. "You always were great at breaking wind! Get it?"

Lynn however did not look amused. "Luan, I know we're sisters, but don't ever make that joke again."

"Sorry."

"Well, at least we made it down here safely," Lynn sighed. "Wonder where everyone else ended up."

"Well wherever they are now, I just hope they're safe," said Lori.

Meanwhile, Lincoln and his younger sisters were in another cave in a different location.

"Aw man!" Lincoln complains. "We got separated again."

"This is just exasperating," Lisa groaned. "I don't even know what location this is."

It appears there was no one around but a bunch of wild, ferocious animals. "Maybe we could ask one of the locals here for directions," Lana suggested.

"I don't think so," sighed Lucy. "I don't think these creatures are friendly, let alone speak English."

"Lucy's got a point there," Lincoln confirms. "Looks like we'll have to find a way out of here ourselves."

"Aw too bad," Lola complains. "This would make a perfect seaside resort."

"Yeah," Lana agrees. "I might really enjoy this. If we weren't completely lost."

Lincoln then spotted an exit at the top of the cave. "Guys! I think I see a way out! Follow me!"

The girls followed Lincoln up out of the cave while Lincoln was holding Lily the entire time (which was proven to be quite difficult). Finally they managed to make it out unscathed. Once they were free, they met up with the two wild twins.

"Fee! Foo!" Lincoln greeted. "How'd you guys get here?"

"We've been here way before you have, dodo head," Fee answers.

"Well do you know where the others are?"

"Probably at a new place for our party."

"What party?"

"What is this, 20 questions? We gotta get going or we'll be late!" Fee found a path that looked somewhat clear. "Well this path sure looks safe enough," Fee observes.

However, the Louds noticed that there were panthers hiding around every corner. "Uh….guys? I think we might wanna be careful around here," Lincoln warned. "There's some very dangerous…."

Lincoln was cut off by Fee. "I don't want to hear another word about anything. Let's just go already."

"Trust me," Foo whispered. "It's best not to argue with her."

"Seriously guys!" Lana chimes in. "There are those big, toothy, clawy things out there! What do you call them?"

"Panthers?" Lisa asked.

"Yeah, panthers!" The kids looked in front of them and saw that there were indeed a bunch of panthers growling at them.

Fee finally got the idea. "Oh. Well in that case, I suggest we RUN LIKE HECK!"

The kids all ran off in separate directions. The Louds hid behind a rock while Fee and Foo kept on running until they fell into a ditch. The Louds saw that the panthers looked quite hungry and began approaching.

"Welp, they're goners," Lola sighs.

"That's it!" Lincoln announced. "No more Mr. and Ms. Nice Louds! The battle is on!"

"Well, what do we do?" Lucy asked.

"I've got a plan! Two of us will create a distraction, while the rest of us go rescue those twins."

"Oh! Oh! Wait!" Lana raised her hand. "I wanna do the distraction!"

"Uh…...okay. I guess it really doesn't matter who gets to do the distraction. Go ahead."

"Sweet! Come on Lola! Let's do this!" Lana dragged her twin.

"How do I get myself into these messes?" She groaned.

Meanwhile, the panthers were making their way towards Fee and Foo.

"You hoo!" The panthers turn around to see the twins creating some sort of diversion. "Mr. Wussy Cat!" Lana taunted. "How's about a nice, tasty all-you-can-eat buffet?"

"Do you really have to encourage this?" Lola whispers.

The panther makes his way towards the twins. "That's it. Good kitty."

"Okay!" Lincoln observes. "The cats are distracted! I'm going for Fee and Foo!" Lincoln left with Lily and Lucy while Lisa stayed behind the rock.

"Whatever you do, watch out for that…." Lisa tried to warn them, but it was too late. "...ditch."

"Dang it!" Lincoln shouts from inside the ditch.

The twins kept luring the panther until they reach a dead end. "Dang it!"

"I'm too pretty to die!" Lola cowers.

The panther began to pounce on them, but were immediately stopped as soon as a mango hits it right on the cheek. It turns around and sees that it was Lisa using a handmade slingshot. "Get away from my sisters!"

"Lisa!"

"I'll hold them off! You two get to safety!"

The twins ran off as they were told. Meanwhile, Lincoln is with Fee, Foo, Lily and Lucy in a nearby ditch. Lily felt a little worried but Lincoln tried to comfort her. "It's okay Lily. We'll get out of here somehow."

Just then, a rope vine came down. "Need a hand?" The others looked up and saw the twins.

"Guys! You're alive!"

"That's right! Also you might wanna grab hold if you guys want to stay alive yourselves."

The kids climbed up the rope out of the ditch and ran off. Along the way, Lincoln grabs Lisa who's still distracting the panther. Finally, they reached the end of a cliff. They saw that below them was a stream.

Lincoln saw the panther was coming right to them. "Now what do we do?"

"Okay we got two choices," Lana examines. "Either we stay here and get eaten up by a bunch of wild animals, or else jump."

"What! No way!" Lola shouts. "This dress is dry clean only!"

The panthers got closer and closer. "You were saying?"

"Lovely day for a swim!"

The kids all jumped into the pond. The panthers arrived at the edge of the cliff and saw that the kids were nowhere to be found. Once the panthers are gone, the kids came out of the water all soaking wet.

"Aw great!" Lola groaned. "Now my dress is all soggy!"

"Well at least we're alive!" Lana confirms. "Wait! Where's Lily?"

"It's okay guys, she's fine." Lincoln was holding Lily inside a protective bubble. "Good thing Lisa invented this protective capsule."

"I appreciate your thanks, elder brother," Lisa said with gratitude.

Just then, they heard a sound coming from a distance. "What's that sound?"

"That is the sound of an applause."

The kids looked from behind the bush and saw a big crowd cheering and clapping. The kids were feeling very satisfied, especially Lola.

"Ah, applause. Oh how I've missed it so."