Animaniacs (4th Warner)

The Old Hotel

Here's another idea by Braydenwarren639
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Today, the three Warner siblings strolled along the woodland path, with Yakko at the helm, cradling their youngest sister in his arms, as they embarked on an exploratory adventure.

"So Yakko, where are we headed?" inquired Dot.

"You'll see." Yakko answered. "I've actually seen this place a while ago that looks abandoned, but didn't bother to go over there by myself."

"How come?" asked Wakko this time.

"Ehhh... let's just say, I don't want to spoil anything for you guys about this place," Yakko explained casually. "I think it would be great to take everyone there so we can all see and explore it together!"

"Oh, okay, that sounds cool!" The middle child nodded.

"Yeah, that makes sense," Dot said, smiling with a shrug.

The Warners continued their journey along the path.

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Few minutes later.

As they arrived, they now see an old abandoned hotel building.

"Well, here it is." Yakko announces gesturing to the old building.

His youngest siblings observed the building, noting its walls covered in cracks, with some windows shattered and others boarded up. Vines were growing through the walls, rooting themselves within the structure.

"So, this is it Yakko?" Dot asked. "The old building you saw a while ago, right?"

"Yes." Yakko answered.

"Oh." Was all Wakko said first looking at it dumbfounded. "Wonder what it will look like in the inside!" His expression then changes into excitement.

"Hope it looks interesting in the inside than that is from the outside I bet!" Dot added.

"So ya'll wanna go inside and explore around the place?" Yakko asked already figure what their answers are gonna be.

"Yeah, totally!" Wakko and Dot in unison.

He then looked at his baby sister who is in his arms.

"How about you Lily, do you wanna go inside and explore it?"

"Ya!" Lily answered nodding her head looking at him.

"Let's go sibs!" Yakko said walking towards the doors following by his two younger siblings behind.

He opened the door, but instead of swinging on its hinges, it tumbled down. Rather than falling backwards and hitting the Warners, it fell forwards into the dilapidated building. Then, it collapsed, breaking apart.

"Remarkable," Yakko remarked, "how thoroughly this place embodies desolation. It's derelict, deserted, disused, forgotten, forsaken, rejected, vacant, void, and utterly vacated." He methodically cataloged each condition, his observations echoing through the hollows of the hotel interior.

"Don't fret, my vocabulary's a treasure trove for this situation," the fourteen-year-old assures his younger siblings. "And if you're eager for more, then I'll simply—"

"Yeah yeah, I think we all get the idea on what you're describing here, Yakko." Dot quickly cuts him off by shushing him putting her index finger on his lips.

Upon entering, the Warners surveyed the surroundings.

"Whoa! What a mess in here!" exclaimed Wakko, eyeing the scattered and clearly wrecked furniture. His tail wagged with eagerness. "I'm going to explore this place right now!" he declared.