Thunder, rain, and lightning, danger, water rising, clamor, sirens wailing, it's such a bad sign-
"Dude, now is not a good time to sing this song!" Sonic snapped at Silver as both of them were fighting against Perfect Chaos, who had once again flooded all of Station Square as he hissed at the two anthropomorphic hedgehogs, firing water projectiles at them as they were trying to splash them with high pressure water.
"Sorry. I got carried away." Silver apologized as he fired off several green psychic blasts at Perfect Chaos, only to get grabbed by a watery tentacle and chucked into the monster's mouth.
Sonic noticed as he jumped into Perfect Chaos' watery exterior, only to struggle as Perfect Chaos was more perfect than the blue hedgehog remembered. It didn't help that the storm was destroying Station Square more than Sonic anticipated.
Sonic watched from a room high in an apartment in the Radical Highway as the rain continued to pour harshly, with thunder booming as there were various bright flashes of lightning illuminating the dark stormy sky, with his hands on his face as he sighed.
"Look at all this rain. I wonder if it'll ever end." Sonic remarked as he took in a deep breath, shaking his head. "Well, at least after that tremendous fight with Perfect Chaos, I can finally sit back and relax..."
It was then that Amy popped out of a cardboard box nearby, hugging Sonic as she squealed, with Sonic screaming.
"Oh Sonic, I'm not gonna ever let you go!" Amy giggled as she tilted her head to the right, facing Sonic with a broad smile as she had a tight grip on the blue male hedgehog.
"AUGH! AMY!" Sonic exclaimed as he tried pulling away from Amy, only for both of them to fall back as Sonic landed on his back, having been sitting in a chair as Amy still held onto him tightly.
To make matters worse, the lightning zapped the window, with thunder booming loudly as the ferocious winds picked up Sonic and Amy, carrying them as rain soaked the apartment room, with Sonic and Amy screaming, Sonic obviously being louder as they were sent sky high.