Big Hero 6: Callaghan's Return

Chapter 8: Just a Little Scare

"Hello?" Callaghan shouted, tied up. "Anyone here?!"

Callaghan and Trench Coat were tied up back-to-back, sitting in the middle of the warehouse- which by the way was empty. Or at least they thought.

They both tried wiggling out of the ropes like last time, but these ropes were different. They were made from something strange, a kind that could only be broken or taken off from the outside, not the inside.

Their waists were tied together, their hands were tied like handcuffs would be, and so were their ankles. Whicccchhh meant there was no getting out of here.

"I am NOT staying in this stupid warehouse tied up to YOU!" Callaghan boomed. Someone wasn't happy.

"Relax, Callaghan, didn't we have our tazers with us when we were fighting? We can just get them out our pockets." Trench Coat said in a more relaxed, calm tone.

"And how exactly are we supposed to get them? It's not like we can magically untie our hands!" Callaghan shouted. Suddenly, it seemed to go into an eerie, creepy silence.

"Callaghan, do you hear that-it sounds like..." Trench Coat didn't have to finish. By the look on his face, he was guessing Callaghan already knew.

"Is that them?" Callaghan growled, an irritated look on his face.

"Um, maybe they-" Trench Coat was cut off by Callaghan's evil voice.

"Shh! They'll hear that we're awake. We don't want them to come in!" He whisper-shouted. But what they didn't know was that the gang had been watching them even before they had waken up.

"But-" Trench Coat was cut off again, but this time not with Callaghan, but something very strange. It was the sound of... Thunder? Since when do storms happen inside?

Suddenly, wind began to blow everywhere, blowing dust in their faces and their hair flying every which way. Their eyes began to sting, and their noses got stuffy from all of the dust. Then, it came.

A ginormous twister broke into the warehouse wall, ripping the wall and roof to shreds. Sunlight poured in through the roof as the two men screamed for dear life.

The twister got closer, and the two men began to feel dragged to it. They scraped the ground (well, as best that they could), grabbing anything that would come in their way. They didn't want this to be it...

Just as the men were feet away from being dragged to their, well, doom, everything stopped. The wind stopped, the twister faded away, and nothing moved. The only sound was the heavy breathing of Callaghan and Trench Coat, who seemed very confused - and scared like little girls - at the time.

Then, the roof - some insane way - pieced back together, undamaged. The wall, what was left of it, faded away and turned into an unharmed, undamaged wall.

"What, was that?" Trench Coat panted, looking everywhere, confused as heck.

"I-I don't know, but- but I think..." Callaghan trailed off. He had no idea what to say.

"Well, well, well." A voice said, as all of the debris floated back to the way it was before. Right after it did, footsteps came. And with the footsteps, there came six figures slowly making they're way out of the shadows. It was Hiro, Aunt Cass, Gogo, Honey, Fred, and Wasabi. Then Baymax, in the shadows above the men, came hovering down in his suit, right behind the two. They looked around, trying to take in everything.

"What-" Callaghan couldn't finish, being cut off by Hiro, wearing a sling on his shoulder/arm.

"It was a simulator. To scare you. You're not actually in a warehouse right now, and all of that stuff didn't actually happen. We put the settings to maximum, and you bought it- every last piece!" As Hiro finished, he couldn't keep a straight face any longer, and broke out into a laugh, along with everyone else despite the two men (and Baymax!).

"Now," Aunt Cass stepped up. "It's time to turn you in," Aunt Cass said with a smirk on her face.

"But-no- you CAN'T!" Callaghan roared, struggling to break free, only failing, tightening the metal, chain-like rope. It was no use.

"Relax, she was kidding, we're not done with you yet..." Gogo said mischievously, chuckling a bit at how scared the two men seemed. They exchanged confused glances at each other, both looking really worried.

"Worry much." Gogo said. "We're just going to keep you here, not kill you!"

"Yeah," Hiro began. "We're gonna keep you here, and this time, you're the slaves," he said, grinning.

"But what-" Trench Coat started to talk - again - but Gogo cut him off.

"Would you two just be quiet?!" She shouted, getting impatient. The two men looked at her angrily, but obeyed. They stayed quiet until everyone was finished talking.

"Now wait here," Hiro said, putting his hands in front of him as a gesture to stay put. Again, they obeyed. As everyone walked away, the two men only sat there watching them, scared of what would happen if they didn't.

Hiro and the rest of the gang- including Baymax - walked back to the shadows where they had come out. Once they were far enough that Callaghan and Trench Coat couldn't hear, Hiro started talking.

"Okay, now that was hilarious, but what now? I didn't expect them to give up that easy!" Hiro exclaimed, clearly thinking about 'what now?'. But what the gang didn't know was that the men weren't giving up that easy.

"Well, I think we should put like either a tracking device, shock collar, or something like that on them so they can't escape, then keep them occupied?" Aunt Cass insisted.

"Good idea Aunt Cass," Hiro said with his arms crossed - being careful of his hurt arm - still thinking. "If we do that, and maybe even keep their hands tied up or something, they wouldn't have a way to escape." Hiro paused for a second, looking back at the men, who were still sitting silently.

"We could watch them twenty-four seven, everyone getting a shift that way they wouldn't even think about escaping, and we can-" Hiro, who was still talking fast, was cut off by Aunt Cass.

"Woah, slow down buddy. Maybe we should only keep them for a bit, then let the authorities handle them..."

"Yeah.." Honey Lemon said. "Hiro, this isn't you. You don't like people to suffer."

Hiro looked up at her. "Alright...it's just, I want them to pay for all the pain they've caused, mostly Callaghan..."

Hiro walked out the shadows and started to talk. "Calm down, it's nothing you need to worry about," he said. The men weren't entirely persuaded with Hiro. Again, they looked at each other worriedly, but still following the gang's order to stay quiet.