Mo was still writing her letter for Cherry and Atticus while Beaver painted a bush.

"Look, guys, this is gonna be our dragon!" Fox called out as he was in costume with Rabbit before roaring.

Rabbit was lying on the ground, curled up.

"Rabbit, you're supposed to keep up!" Fox reminded.

"Oops." Rabbit smiled sheepishly.

Beaver giggled to them. "Neat, guys!"

"Hey, what do you think of these cherry blossoms?" Badger asked as she took out paper blossom as she sat next to Goose who was going to be the griffin.

"They look great, Badger!" Bear smiled to her.

"Your wings look so real." Goose smiled.

"I wish I really could fly," Bear sighed before then smiling and took out his wings as he stood up on the table. "Look at me, guys, I'm flying!" he then ran around and flapped his pretend wings.

This caused for Mo to giggle. Beaver got out of the way and accidentally knocked over a paint can with brown paint and it ended up in the snow as Bear 'flew' all around.

"I wonder how Franklin, Junior, and Rosie are doing?" Mo said as she looked to the sky.

"I'm flying! I'm flying!" Franklin cheered.

"Um, we're flying!" Snail told him.

Eagle smiled as she flew them through the sky and the clouds to get to the cherry orchard.

"Whee!" Rosie smiled.

"This is awesome!" Junior cheered.

"Wow..." Snail smiled at the sights as he was on Franklin's shoulder still.

"This is amazing." Rosie smiled.

They then flew over the mountains and were getting closer to their destination, and where they soon arrived at the forest of the other side.

"Hang on, young ones!" Eagle told them.

Soon enough, they landed and where right where they were supposed to be. Eagle smiled to them and then heard chirping in the distance.

"Are those baby eagles we hear?" Junior smiled.

"Yes, my eaglets are calling for me." Eagle confirmed.

"Wow! You're a Mama Eagle?" Snail asked.

"Yes, I must leave you know," Eagle replied. "Will you be all right?"

"Of course, I'm the Green Knight!" Franklin smiled.

"We'll let you know if we need you." Junior said.

"Green Knight, helpers, this brook leads to the cherry orchard," Eagle gestured with her wing. "If you need my help, just raise your voices to the wind and I will come. Good luck!" she then spread out her wings and began to fly to her babies.

Junior and Rosie soon sat on the ground to take a rest.

"Well... We wanted a 'venture..." Rosie sighed.

"Yeah..." Junior nodded to her. "I wish Stanley were here now though."

"I hope I can see him again... "Rosie smiled. "He was the best..."

"Even if you kissed him..." Junior muttered slightly as he remembered that and it was the first time he felt jealousy.

"What?" Rosie asked.

"Nothing?" Junior looked away nervously.

"Oh, are you talking about that kiss?" Rosie asked. "Junior, I did that to make Stanley feel better, it didn't mean anything..."

"Yeah, but I kinda wish it was me." Junior admitted sheepishly.

Rosie soon gave him a kiss on the cheek. Junior's eyes widened and his tail appeared to be wagging.

"Better?" Rosie asked.

"Better..." Junior smiled shyly like Spike would be around Rarity.

"Let's go Squire Snail and helpers Junior and Rosie, for I, the Green Knight, must bring spring to poor grey Woodland." Franklin smiled.

"Don't you mean 'we', Franklin?" Snail reminded.

"And can't we take a break?" Junior asked.

"Please?" Snail added.

"But we're so close!" Franklin replied.

"Franklin, we need a rest." Junior said.

"Yes, we have been going on for quite a while now." Rosie added.

"Please." Snail begged.

"If you're in such a hurry, why don't you go find Spring yourself?" Snail sighed as Franklin was insistent on going further.

"Okay, I will!" Franklin then decided.

"What?!" Junior gasped.

"You will?" Rosie and Snail added.

"The Green Knight can bring Spring all by himself," Franklin proclaimed. "You guys wait here, I'll pick you up on my way back."

"You can't be serious." Junior said.

"But, Franklin!" Snail cried out.

Franklin was walking away and left them alone.

"I can't believe he really just did that." Rosie said.

"That was a terrible thing to do!" Junior pouted.

Snail looked the most upset.

"Snail, you should know that the reason why Franklin is doing this is because he thinks it will take attention away from the baby if he brings back Spring." Rosie told him.

"Franklin doesn't need me anymore." Snail sulked.

"That's not true..." Junior soothed.

"Yes, it is..." Snail hung his head sadly.

Rosie soon comforted Snail. Snail looked very depressed, but he smiled up to Rosie.

"I didn't think my big brother Gus liked me for a while..." Rosie said as she held the snail. "Especially whenever he wanted to do what he wanted to do."

"So, when did he start showing that he did like you?" Snail asked.

"Well, mostly after our first 'venture." Rosie said.

"What was that?" Snail asked.

"We met a troll in Central Park." Rosie explained.

"A troll?" Snail asked.

"His name was Stanley." Rosie nodded in memory.

"And he was very nice." Junior added.

"A real troll though?" Snail asked.

Rosie and Junior nodded, they were very little during that experience, but it was their first memories, and they were even together.

"Wow." Snail smiled.

Franklin was soon coming back as he felt bad for leaving the others all alone and where luckily, they didn't go anywhere.

"Franklin, how did you get here so fast?" Snail wondered.

"I was on my way back when I saw you guys coming." Franklin explained.

"Is there anything you would like to say?" Rosie asked.

"Yes, I'm really sorry I left you behind, guys," Franklin apologized. "Do you forgive me?"

"Well..." Snail paused to think it over.

"Please!" Franklin begged.

"Okay, I forgive you." Snail gave in with a smile.

"Us too." Junior and Rosie also smiled.

Franklin smiled back proudly. "Besides, every Green Knight needs his squire."

Snail giggled as he was placed back on Franklin's shoulder. "Squire."

"Squire." Franklin nodded back so they could continue their quest.

"Alright then, let's go." Junior said.

They then went to keep moving forward.

"We're on our way! We're on our way~" Junior began singing. "I've got my lungs and that's a start, and I've got love inside my heart!~"

"What are you singing?" Franklin asked.

Junior pouted.

"That's a lovely song." Rosie said to Junior.

"I love singing in cartoons." Junior chuckled.