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It had taken some time for the cartoons to calm down enough to speak again without crying. Walt tried asking them if they knew what had happened to the city, afraid they might start bursting into tears once more. But they were able to hold their tears back, and Mickey began to tell the story. Mickey told Walt and Roy that they were from the future. And that Maleficent had cast a curse on them that sent them back through time.

"Wait... Maleficent?" Walt asked, clueless.

"She's a mean, old villain you'll make in a few years..." Minnie answered.

Mickey went on to tell them that Maleficent had trapped all the characters from a year from now, all the way to the present, including herself. That they had to get the most iconic thing from this half decade, and bring it to a certain place. (Mickey left out saying castle, not wanting to risk changing the future, too much.) And that they had already done so once, using Steamboat Willie.

"Well, that's quite the story. Huh, Walt." Said Roy, processing what he'd been told. He had been leaning on Walt's desk, and was now rubbing his head.

"Yes..." Walt thought for a second. Then turned back to his cheerful self. "So, seeing as you came all the way here. I suppose you need me, or Roy for something. Right?"

Goofy shook his head. "Yeah. We need the Three Little Pigs, but we just can't remember where they lived during this decade..." Goofy began to think again, and scratched his head.

"So, we were hoping you could call them for us." Minnie finished.

"That's all?" Asked Walt. The characters shook their heads. "That's easy. Hey Roy, could you hand me my phone?"

Roy went over to a small, table in the corner that held a plant and a rotary phone. He picked up the phone and handed it to Walt. "Here."

Walt held the phone up, and quickly began to dial a number. It took a few seconds but, finally Walt got through. "Hello? Hello, It's me, Walt. Good. How are you? Oh. Well, I was calling because Mickey has something important he needs you for. Huh? Oh! Well don't you worry. We'll come to you. See you soon. Bye." Walt hung up the phone. "Apparently, the wolf's up to his old tricks again. So, we're gonna need to go there, and give them some help."

"Do you remember where they live? We'll go there right now." Donald asked.

"Of course. It may have been years for you, but it's only been a couple of days since I've been there." Said Walt moving to his coat-rack and putting on his hat and coat.

"Wait, where are you goin'?" Pete asked.

"Why, Pete. I'm going to show you the way, and help the Pigs." Walt said making his way to the door.

"Bu-but, what about Roy. What about what you were talking about before we got here? It seemed important! Or what if someone comes by?" Mickey asked.

Walt gave Mickey a look. "And who, beside me and Roy are here to come by. And as for Roy." Walt looked up to his older brother. "Think you could hold down the fort till I get back?"

"Sure thing. About time I get some peace and quiet around here." Roy joked.

"Well, that takes care of that." Walt headed thought the door. "Now come on. Oh, and Roy. If something does happen just give me a call. You can reach me from the train or the Pigs' house."

"Hi-yuck, he's still Walt." Goofy stepped out and followed Walt. Pete and Donald were close behind, grumbling about how Walt seemed to do whatever he wanted...

Mickey turned to Roy. "It was great to see you again. Sorry, it was so rushed. We have to hurry now." Mickey took Minnie by her hand and they both ran through the door to catch up with the others. Pluto not far behind.

Alone in the office now Roy let out a sigh, placing his left hand thumb, and index finger on the bridge of his nose. "All of you never cease to amaze me..."

The train ride back to Toon Town, surprisingly was faster than it was to the Studios. And as soon as they got off the train Walt had took off and got a car he had stored here, so he didn't have to walk everywhere. It wasn't fancy or looked expensive, it was just an average 1930's red, cartoon car. And another surprising thing was that everyone could fit in it. Walt sped through town, quickly reaching the countryside. Soon enough they could see a red brick house off in the distance. As they got closer they heard...

"Little Pigs, Little Pigs! Let ME IN! OR I'LL HUFF AND PUFF AND BLOW THE HOUSE IN!" A voice boomed.

"We've been through the this before Wolf. You're NOT getting in." yelled a voice from the other side of the door.

"FINE THEN!"

From the car they could see the Big Bad Wolf back up and start huffing and puffing, expanding his chest to twice his size. Then with all his might he blew. The strongest hurricane winds were nothing compared to the wind that came from the wolf. But as strong as it was the house barely moved at all. The wolf began to take in another deep breath, when behind him, Walt parked the car and shouted "I wouldn't do that!"

Instantly the Wolf stopped and choked on his breath. He turned around to face Walt. The Wolf had a tall, slim figure (mostly because of being under fed, with most of his time and energy being used to catch the three pigs that always out did him.), he wore red overalls, what had a yellow patch in one knee, and a single green strap that reach over his shoulder, holding them up. He quickly took off his crooked, dark blue top hat, holding it with both hands in front of himself, and began to stutter. "W-W-Walt, wha-w-what b-br-brings you here?" The Wolf gave a sheepish grin.

"We need the Three Little Pigs, Zeke." Walt stared disapprovingly at the Zeke, the Big Bad Wolf.

"Oh, well, I'll get them for you then!" Zeke went up to the door, and knocked politely. "Hey, Little Pigs! W-Walt's here!"

Inside some noise was heard and then a voice, "Hey! Walt IS here! And Mickey and friends!"

"Really?!"

"Yeah!"

Mickey could hear many, many locks on the door get unlocked. Then a pig in a blue construction outfit stepped out, eyeing Zeke. He was followed by two other pigs. One was wearing a blue old sailor's outfit, that was light blue, and slightly different then Donald's. The other was in a black shirt and a small white hat.

The Three Little Pigs welcomed everyone, and then Practical Pig, the one in the construction outfit asked, "So, what brings you all here?"

Mickey walked up to the pigs. "Well, you see..." Mickey began to explain things to them hoping that something might spark their memories. The wolf was leaning on the Pigs' house listening in on the conversation. That's when Zeke grabbed his head and shouted "Owww!" He grimaced, then after a few seconds, looked up. "I remember now…" He paused. "So, Maleficent sent us back, huh?..."

The three pigs were also holding their heads. "Well, now that we remember, what did you say you needed us for?" Practical Pig wondered, rubbing his head.

"Well, ya see we need you to come with us, to re-uh-reverse this curse. Hey, that kinda rhymed! Hi-yuck!" Said Goofy.

"I'm taggin' along!" Said Zeke stomping to the car.

"Does he have to come?" Asked Fiddler Pig, the one in a sailor outfit, signifying Zeke.

"This does concern everyone." Minnie told him.

And yes, the Big Bad Wolf's name is Zeke. I looked it up. As for why he's not that villainous in this story, well, if you were thrown back in time wouldn't you want to get back to the present. That and he literally meets his maker in this story... Zeke's not exactly gonna try to eat the Pigs if he knows that Walt's standing right there.