Time Force: The Rise of Dr. Octavius Brine

Chapter 22: The Final Battle, Part 4

"This is our moment, Elsa," said Anna. "We have to use our special powers while taking down Dave the octopus." "Okay, but there seems to be no sign of him or his octopuses anywhere," replied Elsa. "It appears that we need to work together and save the world before it's too late."

Elsa and Anna went off to find Kristoff and Olaf out in the Kingdom of Arendelle. That stupid old signal, they thought. They were remembering the time they didn't understand a signal and went backwards instead of forwards. They were getting back on track while trying to reach Arendelle as quick as bunnies, and there they found Kristoff and Olaf, who were trying to make sure everything is on schedule. "Whoa!" they both said at the same time. "Are you sure we are picking up the Time Force on our radar, Olaf?" asked Kristoff. "Hehe, you'd better believe it," replied Olaf. "There has to be some evidence that they were in Dave's submarine." And he was right.

Soon, Elsa and Anna came closer to Kristoff and Olaf right away. They felt more important than ever before. But as Kristoff and Olaf were preparing the Arendelle jet, they heard a strange, squeaking sound. "What's that?" asked Anna, anxiously. "There must be a squeaking sound inside our plane," replied Olaf. "It looks like some sort of mouse just snook into our plane." "Hmm, that's pretty unusual," said Elsa. And so, Kristoff quickly oiled the Arendelle jet's undercarriage and he let the mouse off the jet. "That should take care of the bothersome squeak," he said.

Now, Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf got in carefully and the Arendelle jet took flight right away. They were looking forward to defeating Dave and his army of octopuses in time. Just then, Anna heard her spy watch beeping loudly. "Bother!" she said, and answered her spy watch.

"Please stand by," said Anna's spy watch. Then, the static hissed, and Sherman's image appeared on the screen. "Come in, Miss Anna," said Sherman. "Hello, Sherman," said Anna. "How's the mission progressing?" "Everything is on schedule," said Sherman. "And we're getting everything ready while trying to take down Dave in time so we can earn our badges." "Badges?" Anna said, shocked. "That's probably a good idea, maybe you might get some badges."

Sherman was delighted to hear what Anna was saying. He hoped she was right, but he wasn't really sure what to think. "If the North Wind gives us badges," Sherman said, "how can we know about Dave's scheme?" "We're spies, Sherman," answered Anna. "We have to get on with the mission so we can take down Dave." "And we are good at our jobs," replied Sherman. "Sherman out." The call ended, and Anna returned to the cockpit that Elsa was in.

"What happened to our plane? It's big again," said Anna. "Not as big as Dave the octopus is going to be," replied Elsa. "What?" said Anna, confused. "The larger the mass of an object, the quicker the effects of the shrink ray wear off," answered Elsa. "Dr. Nefario calls it the Nefario principle, and he came up with it." "Oh no," said Anna, in confusion. Olaf hoped this mission wouldn't take too long without confusion or delay.

He set off to find his secret plan to defeating the villain so the Arendelle guardians would get a good shot at defeating the villain in time. "I hope this wouldn't take too long before Dave is defeated," said Olaf. "It won't take too long, Olaf," replied Elsa, once again trying to speak up.

Meanwhile, the Time Force members were taking their position as they were trying to take down Dave the octopus and his army of octopuses. "Any sign of octopuses?" asked Antonio. "Not yet, Antonio," replied Margo, "but I think we will tranquilize them on contact. Ready to deploy the power of four to destroy the Medusa Serum?" "Ready, Margo," answered Sherman. So, Margo used her freezing powers, Antonio used his strength powers, Sherman used his demolition powers, and Penny used her laser powers to destroy the Medusa Serum right away. "That should take care of the Medusa Serum," said Penny. "I hope this wouldn't cause confusion and delay."