Mission Out-of-Control: Season 2, Episode 1—The Puff Ball's Betrayal

*as soon as jokool has one foot on the bus and one hand on the hand rail, I floor it*

No, some studies have shown it possible for zombies to keep part of their sanity through consumption of a certain plant. Said plant also slows the decay of their bodies. Though it can't stop the process completely

*closes the door as soon as jokool and Chaos are safely on-board*
*the various traffic control devices turn off*

You could have warned me before you did that... :dizzy:

Well, since there's still hope for him, okay... But if he starts to go for my brains......

*keeps his Zanpakutó pointed at Chaos*

*is now barreling through zombies at 40 mph*

Is that anyway to treat a friend?

*I snap my fingers, causing jokool's Kidō to shatter*

Have more faith in Chaos, if you're that concerned over him, move away from him, I have 25 seats, pick one. I also have an emergency door located about 3/4 down the bus on the left side, two roof hatches, 4 window exits, and the rear window is also an exit. Please remember if you choose to use any exit, apart from the roof hatches, you should go out feet first.

*stomps on the brakes, slowing the bus enough that I take a turn at 15 mph*
*floors it again until the speed returns to 40 mph*

*takes a seat that's far from the now grey puff ball, but close to one of the roof hatches*

You're on your own if he goes all zombie on us. I say that because you're the one that freed him...

I don't need a sword to deal with him, as long as I can use magic, I'll be fine.

Hence why I don't feel the need to back you up if he does go all out zombie on us.

*keeps his eyes on Chaos*

BTW: What's our current location?

Northbound on -is interrupted by an alarm-

Oh crap..... What is it now?

*has arrived at the scene, with Ygro and Valentia*
Nah, he seems to be like the old Chaosj2. And if he does try to eat anybody's brains, we can easily dispatch him.

*scans the instrument panel*

Low air, it's supposed to be somewhere between 100 and 120 PSI, it's currently 90 PSI, low enough to trigger the low air alarm. If it drops 30 more PSI, then the parking brake will engage itself and stay engaged until enough air is built up to release it.

*reaches behind me and presses a small red button*
*the alarm stops, but the low air light stays on*



BTW, does "arrived on scene" mean your standing on the roof of my bus?

Sure.

*I lift my right hand up and make a twisting motion*
*the handle for the rear roof hatch moves and the entire hatch lifts up and flips back*
*an another alarm goes off*

Get in.

*gets in, and motions for Ygro to come in*

*is forced to miss a turn due to Ygro still being on the roof*

*Ygro is now in, and Valentia just lays low*
Ygro: Sorry, ma'...mister.