Smiling Critters STILL continues on...

The mini Huggy Wuggy clones made their way into their pit. Mommy was confused as to why they weren't with anyone and why they were left unattended but for the sake of the plan she didn't question it as she watched the mini Huggy Wuggy clones make their way in a few holes along the sides of the walls, waiting like snakes about to strike their prey.

Mommy knows her place in the plan, but she still felt hesitant to comply. She wanted to hide instead but knew she couldn't hide, it was only a matter of time before she would be needed. She felt a bit worried about what would happen though since she wasn't fully aware of the plan, only bits and pieces. Such as her placement, her involvement, and her presence during the hour she was needed. She wanted out of it though, she didn't want anything to do with this, she... something in her didn't feel right.

Dogday listened to Hoppy and Kickin' speaking to each other, he had long gone silent not wanting to speak about anything, his mind was wandering too much, something wasn't right and he could tell, not because of him being stuck in a cell, not because Catnap had dragged Hoppy and Kickin' into the cells, not because Catnap wasn't acting like himself, but because he wasn't able to talk to Poppy. "Poppy should be here to help us.." he mumbles a bit, luckily Hoppy and Kickin' don't hear him, but Catnap hadn't been around lately, it was concerning but then again... he no longer cared for the purple feline. He chose his own life now, Dogday couldn't help him, he refused to help him. Dogday wishes he could've spoken to Poppy before he was taken away, or at least had some clue of what was about to happen, the recording didn't give any clues and Kickin' was screaming at Hoppy about something but he couldn't figure out what since he was still lost in his own mind. 'Poppy please come and answer my questions... what is going on?' Dogday thought as he felt his knees become tingly from kneeling so long. He looked up at the straps, very sturdy, and looked rather new from what he could tell. He looked down at his knees and noticed that nothing was actually stopping him from standing up... or was there?

Kickin' was yelling at Hoppy angry that they had trusted the rabbit. Hoppy seemed upset but was trying their best to apologize to their friend. "Look around us Hoppy, where are we right now?!" Kickin' screamed as Hoppy sounded close to crying, too bad neither could cry as their faces were stuck in permanent smiles that made any expression seem happy, even anger and sadness didn't look right with the smiles. "How are we going to get out of here...?" asked Kickin' in the weakest and smallest voice Hoppy or Dogday had ever heard from the chicken. Neither had any answer though.