Rosie Over Yonder (Discontinued)

The Greatest

It had been a week since Rosie started traveling the galaxy with Wander and Sylvia. She'd never had so much fun in her life, traveling from planet to planet, exploring, meeting new people, her mother would never approve. Wander and Sylvia kept a lookout for her mother with no luck. Rosie hoped she was okay...

During the week Sylvia taught Rosie many things about the galaxy, like villains that conquered the galaxy, but more specifically...Lord Hater.

Rosie had learned that Lord Hater was the #1 villain in the galaxy. She also learned about his army, his electric powers and how tyrannical he could be. Rosie hoped they never run into him. Oh how wrong she was...

Today the trio we're on planet Bingleborp for the annual Bingleberry Festival in Binglebopolopolis. Wander and Rosie sat on Sylvia's saddle when Wander asked eagerly, "So Syl are we there yet?". "Yeah, we just have to get up this hill" Sylvia answered."I can't wait! We're going to have so much fun!" Rosie said. "We sure are!" Wander said with the same enthusiasm.

Ever since Wander and Sylvia told Rosie about the festival she was excited about the fun day they would all have. Soon the trio we're on top of the hill looking over Binglebopolopolis, what Rosie saw was terrifying. She saw the Binglebops being terrorized by watchdogs, the carnival in flames and a giant Lord Hater statue in front of the castle. Out of all the planets he choose this one, Rosie thought to herself.

The trio had serious faces looking down at the town until Wander started to talk.

"Wow! What a neat little town! There's a little park, a cute little building, games, rides and -" before Wander could finish his sentence Sylvia cut him off, "Rotting in one of Lord Hater's cells for the rest of our lives? Sorry, Wander, I don't think so. Oh! Everywhere we go, he's conquering planets, takin' over towns, and just bein' a flarf narblin', no fun havin', jerk!". "We should really go" Rosie replied. Sylvia was still talking and distracted when Wander grabbed Rosies hand and lead her towards the carnival. "Wander I don't think this is a good idea, we really need to leave and mom would freak out!" Rosie stated. "Oh, come on Rosie a enemy is just a friend you haven't made yet and besides your mother isn't here" Wander said smiling. Rosie repeated those same words in her head. "Your mother isn't here", Rosie thought for a moment before an idea popped into her head and devious grin spread across her face. "You're right Wander she isn't here is she" Rosie said smirking to herself. Rosie was really going to have fun today. Rosie was going to have as much fun as possible until her mom comes and ruins it all.

Wander and Rosie we're close to the watchdogs. Wander was the first to speak "Howdy, fellas! Folks call me Wander and this is my friend Rosie and we really like your town! What's your name? Woah!" Rosie and Wander were grabbed by the watchdogs." Take them to Lord Hater" a random watchdog said. "SYLVIA! HELP!" Rosie cried in terror as she and Wander we're being carried away by the watchdogs. "Don't worry you two I'm coming! AHHH!" Sylvia said rushing towards the watchdogs ready to fight.

As Rosie and Wander we're being carried by the watchdogs Sylvia was fighting while Wander started having a conversation with the watchdogs. Rosie was to distracted trying to get out of the watchdogs grasp to pay attention. Suddenly the watchdogs stopped moving the two and looking at Wander. Rosie looked at Wander as he was talking "Would you just stop?! So you could finally have a day off and enjoy...the fair". All the watchdogs smiled and finally put the two down before running towards the fair to have fun. Rosie couldn't believe it.

Rosie sighed in relief when she saw the watchdogs leaving. Rosie immediately rushed to Sylvia hugging her in relief before speaking "Did you see what Wander did! That was incredible!". "I can't believe he was able to do that" Sylvia said surprised. Wander came up to Rosie and Sylvia grabbing their hands "Come on lets go have fun!" Wander said leading the two towards the fair.