The Quest

Chapter 37: The Squirrel Theater

After a few hours, they slowly opened their eyes, and they were in seats in the movie theater.

"You're finally awake," a voice said from behind.

Squirrel didn't want to turn around. There was the possibility that the person behind him was affiliated with Valve.

But he had to.

He turned around, and saw a man with rainbow shades and a hat on.

"W-Who are you?" asked Squirrel. "And, where the heck am I?"

The man stood up, and started to explain.

"My citizens and another leader's citizens were... sucked into a computer screen."

"Me too," said Squirrel, "but it was a theater screen."

"As I thought. We were the ones who activated that screen. But we still don't know who activated the computer screen for the first time."

"Why are you here?" Angry German Kid asked.

"Me and the other person have been keeping an eye on you and your group for a while. Our planets have had enough with Valve's involvement, and we wanted your help," said DatVoiceGuy.

"Help? Our planets?" said Gumball Challenge Kid.

"Me and Jerma want to make you a request.

Take down GabeN."

"Well, luckily for you, we were going to do that anyways," said Macmillan.

"We need you to do one other thing. Our citizens entered the portal with us, but we can't find them," requested DatVoiceGuy.

"Okay, sure," said Squirrel. "But who is this other guy?"

"I was waiting for you to say that," a voice said. A man entered the screening room. He had brown hair, blue eyes, and looked pretty normal.

"This is Jerma," DatVoiceGuy said. "I lead Omegleland, and he led Planet Jerma, until it was blown up."

Jerma nodded.

"Omegleland?" asked Onceler. "We were just there."

"Yeah, after we were all sucked in through our computer screens, the city was fully abandoned," DatVoiceGuy explained. "It's a breeding ground for tons of Valve weirdos destroying our stuff.

"Like Shadow Fake Daddy," Squirrel thought.

"So, will you help us, or will you not?" asked Jerma.

"What's in it for us?" asked Peter.

"We'll help you battle Valve," said Jerma.

"It's a deal, then," Squirrel said.

Squirrel then introduced himself and the rest of the group to DatVoiceGuy.

"We already know your names. We were tracking you, remember?" said DatVoiceGuy.

"Oh."

DatVoiceGuy laughed it off. "Come here," he said.

He led the group out of the screening room, and into the main entrance of the theater. There were tons of doors, but Squirrel attempted to go through them, and they didn't budge.

The group looked out the windows, and all they saw was an endless mix of colors.

"What even is this place?" asked Squirrel.

"It's a transportation system built by Valve. They used it a few years back to get from place to place fast, but ever since they made Portal Guns, they're obsolete. They've been used by rebel groups like us ever since," explained Jerma.

"Look at these," said DatVoiceGuy.

He led the group to a separate room.

In the room were 9 doors.

"What are these 9 doors for?" Squirrel asked.

"Teleportation," said DatVoiceGuy. "9 Theaters have been built," he explained.

Squirrel looked at the portals, and some of them shocked him.

The portals read, in order,

"GAMERVILLE, WATERMELON DC, INABA, BIKINI BOTTOM, MATHEMAGIC LAND, AQUATICA, OMEGLEAND, STREAM CITY, SHEEN CITY (BROKEN)"

"Gamerville?!" Squirrel and Gumball Challenge Kid simultaneously shouted.

"Yeah, they built a portal there," said DatVoiceGuy.

"Well, where do you guys want to go?" asked Jerma.

Before they left the Citadel behind, Squirrel had heard rumors of Valve gaining control of Watermelon DC. It would be a good opportunity to get more information on what Valve was doing.

"We should go through Watermelon DC," Squirrel said.

The group all agreed.

They made their preparations, and walked through the second portal.