Lilo and Stitch were studying for a geography test when Tornado, Harmony, Tranquility, Vampire, Tranquility, and Volcano barged in like a pack of wolves. Magenta came in and she was out of breath. "Sorry about interupting your study time Lilo," Magenta said while sitting down.
"That's fine," Lilo smiled. "Stitch does this to me sometimes with the visiting experiments."
"Ta," Stitch replied. "Me cousins love ambushes."
"So, what'cha workin' on?" Magenta asked.
"Studying the wonders of Europe," Lilo replied, "although I've reached up to the part about legends in Scotland."
In the textbook, Magenta saw a strange horse-like creature that lives in the water. Immediately, she recognized it as a kelpie, which had the top of the horse and the bottom of a fish. Observing carefully, she saw a legend in it.
Amongst all the kelpies in the world, the most beautiful of them all were the Kelpies of the River Tay. They hid amongst the rivers and watched over aquatic wildlife. Many patrons tried to get a glimpse of them, but anytime they did, they got water in their eyes.
"I've seen rare footage of the Kelpies of the River Tay," Magenta recalled. "Most people claimed that they're horses learning how to swim."
"What're the others doing?" Lilo asked while putting away her book.
Thinking back, Magenta recalled the others' busy plans. "Warren and Layla have that date at the Central Park Zoo, Will is joining Ninja Storm on their room remodeling seminar, and Zach and Ethan had to babysit Shelby again. So I guess it's just us."
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Later, Lilo, Rarity, Magenta, Stitch, Big Bird, Barkley, and Abby Cadabby were arriving via fairy magic. "I know many people heard of the Loch Ness monster," Big Bird replied, "but never the Kelpies of River Tay."
"Tell me again, why'd you have to bring Big Bird and Abby?" Magenta asked.
"Because Big Bird wanted to learn a Scottish cake recipe and I figure I could help him get ideas by actually going to Scotland," Lilo explained.
Magenta replied, "Good point."
"Meega want cake!" Stitch shouted.
"Later," Lilo replied calmly, "Now we got to see if these Kelpies of the River Tay are real."