“So it was tu who was a-messing with our heads!” Luigi scoffed. “It was a good thing I snapped out of your twisted dark magic and all your illusions!”
King Boo snickered. “Merely a trap to not only get tu to quit, but also to get tu to give up altogether.” Then he added with an evil smirk, “But there were no illusions involved—everything tu saw before tu were real. Your friends are really suffering; you’ll really be up against all the forces that are beyond your wildest expectations....”
“And as I’ve said—I’m going to save them no matter what!”
“Still so stubborn. Too bad tu snapped out of it at the spur of the moment—the fact your little green friend gave up could’ve been enough to make tu do the very same thing.”
“Well, a-too bad Yoshi didn’t convince me quite—Hold on! Yoshi!!!” Luigi searched around for his friend. After all, surely even Yoshi saw that it was all a trick.
“We should’ve quit, Luigi. Now just look what tu got us into...,” Yoshi dicho in a monotone; he spoke as if he were in a trance.
Luigi shook the green dinosaur’s shoulders. “Yoshi! What’s gotten into you?! Snap out of it!!!”
“Now we’re all going to die here and it’s all your fault...,” Yoshi continued to speak in a trance.
“Oh, come on!” Luigi snapped, getting irritated. “What good would giving up do?! And what happened to your positive thinking, pal? tu talk as if even tu have absolutely no idea what you’re saying!”
“We’ll all die...,” Yoshi continued to chant in a dead tone, his face empty of any emotion.
“Cut it out, dude...,” Luigi seethed.
“We should’ve dado up....”
“I’m a-warning you....”
“...all your fault...”
“A-that’s it!” Luigi threw his hand up and suddenly the one sound that could be heard in the darkness was the sound of a mean slap on the face.
The green plumber’s eyes bulged as he saw the shape of his hand etched onto Yoshi’s cheek.
Yoshi seemed to react not as if from Luigi’s slap, but as if he were pulled out of some strange spell. He blinked twice, then his eyes seemed to have brought him back to where he was right now.
“What...just happened...?” Yoshi asked.
“So...you didn’t have any idea what tu just a-did within the thirty minutos of us being here?” Luigi gasped in disbelief.
Yoshi shook his head sadly. “No, somewhere in the darkness, somewhere in the middle of all those imágenes being flashed at us, it was like my mind blacked out.” Then Yoshi touched the side of his cheek where the shape of Luigi’s hand was still etched on. “Ow...did I just get...slapped?”
“Uh...,” Luigi looked for a way to change the subject. He didn’t want to talk about that to Yoshi—most especially since he found out the green dinosaur had actually been in a trance and so he had not remembered a word he’d just said—as well as the fact he needed to keep to himself the irony of the whole slap thing. Just when he had been slapped por Yoshi way back at the very beginning when he wanted to give up before he’d even begun the quest, now it was the exact opposite.
Luigi shook off the question. “Well, Yoshi, the thing is, everything was all King Boos’ doing, and we need to beat him up good for doing something like that!”
“That’s what we were here for?”
Luigi nodded. “He wanted to make sure that we give up on this quest to rescue Mario and the others once and for all. You”—he stuttered reluctantly—“were under a spell to make tu all depressed and give up—and tu almost convinced me to do the same, tu know—while I, on the other hand, a-didn’t want to give up on what we a-started—especially after everything we’ve been through—so I gathered enough guts to...Well, actually, I had no idea what I was a-doing, I sort of flashed the light at the weirdo talking in the darkness. And it was a good thing, though, because all this time he turned out to be King Boo!”
“The whole time it was King Boo who was messing with our heads?” Yoshi dicho in a disbelieving tone.
“You better believe it, pal.”
“I can’t believe I actually fell for that trap!”
“It’s a-not completely your fault, Yoshi. It was mostly King Boo who put tu in a trance to say all that giving up rubbish.”
Yoshi squared his shoulders. “Well, I’m going to get him for messing with my head like that!”
Luigi jumped a little—he hadn’t expected to hear his friend sound so furious before.
King Boo guffawed. “Okay, I can clearly see that tu two are determined to fight. But let’s see how long you’ll last.” And with that, he raised his arms, and the dim lights from earlier went back on.
Luigi and Yoshi looked around to see hundreds (or more) ghosts surrounding them.
“How’d that even happen?!” Luigi gasped.
“I’m pretty sure we can take them—you’ve done that before and now we can do—” Yoshi looked around, finding nothing else but the things in the room and ghosts.
“Uh, Yoshi, what’s wrong?”
Yoshi looked at the green plumber with a pained expression. “Where’d my Poltergust go?!”
**Original FanFiction Chapter link: link
King Boo snickered. “Merely a trap to not only get tu to quit, but also to get tu to give up altogether.” Then he added with an evil smirk, “But there were no illusions involved—everything tu saw before tu were real. Your friends are really suffering; you’ll really be up against all the forces that are beyond your wildest expectations....”
“And as I’ve said—I’m going to save them no matter what!”
“Still so stubborn. Too bad tu snapped out of it at the spur of the moment—the fact your little green friend gave up could’ve been enough to make tu do the very same thing.”
“Well, a-too bad Yoshi didn’t convince me quite—Hold on! Yoshi!!!” Luigi searched around for his friend. After all, surely even Yoshi saw that it was all a trick.
“We should’ve quit, Luigi. Now just look what tu got us into...,” Yoshi dicho in a monotone; he spoke as if he were in a trance.
Luigi shook the green dinosaur’s shoulders. “Yoshi! What’s gotten into you?! Snap out of it!!!”
“Now we’re all going to die here and it’s all your fault...,” Yoshi continued to speak in a trance.
“Oh, come on!” Luigi snapped, getting irritated. “What good would giving up do?! And what happened to your positive thinking, pal? tu talk as if even tu have absolutely no idea what you’re saying!”
“We’ll all die...,” Yoshi continued to chant in a dead tone, his face empty of any emotion.
“Cut it out, dude...,” Luigi seethed.
“We should’ve dado up....”
“I’m a-warning you....”
“...all your fault...”
“A-that’s it!” Luigi threw his hand up and suddenly the one sound that could be heard in the darkness was the sound of a mean slap on the face.
The green plumber’s eyes bulged as he saw the shape of his hand etched onto Yoshi’s cheek.
Yoshi seemed to react not as if from Luigi’s slap, but as if he were pulled out of some strange spell. He blinked twice, then his eyes seemed to have brought him back to where he was right now.
“What...just happened...?” Yoshi asked.
“So...you didn’t have any idea what tu just a-did within the thirty minutos of us being here?” Luigi gasped in disbelief.
Yoshi shook his head sadly. “No, somewhere in the darkness, somewhere in the middle of all those imágenes being flashed at us, it was like my mind blacked out.” Then Yoshi touched the side of his cheek where the shape of Luigi’s hand was still etched on. “Ow...did I just get...slapped?”
“Uh...,” Luigi looked for a way to change the subject. He didn’t want to talk about that to Yoshi—most especially since he found out the green dinosaur had actually been in a trance and so he had not remembered a word he’d just said—as well as the fact he needed to keep to himself the irony of the whole slap thing. Just when he had been slapped por Yoshi way back at the very beginning when he wanted to give up before he’d even begun the quest, now it was the exact opposite.
Luigi shook off the question. “Well, Yoshi, the thing is, everything was all King Boos’ doing, and we need to beat him up good for doing something like that!”
“That’s what we were here for?”
Luigi nodded. “He wanted to make sure that we give up on this quest to rescue Mario and the others once and for all. You”—he stuttered reluctantly—“were under a spell to make tu all depressed and give up—and tu almost convinced me to do the same, tu know—while I, on the other hand, a-didn’t want to give up on what we a-started—especially after everything we’ve been through—so I gathered enough guts to...Well, actually, I had no idea what I was a-doing, I sort of flashed the light at the weirdo talking in the darkness. And it was a good thing, though, because all this time he turned out to be King Boo!”
“The whole time it was King Boo who was messing with our heads?” Yoshi dicho in a disbelieving tone.
“You better believe it, pal.”
“I can’t believe I actually fell for that trap!”
“It’s a-not completely your fault, Yoshi. It was mostly King Boo who put tu in a trance to say all that giving up rubbish.”
Yoshi squared his shoulders. “Well, I’m going to get him for messing with my head like that!”
Luigi jumped a little—he hadn’t expected to hear his friend sound so furious before.
King Boo guffawed. “Okay, I can clearly see that tu two are determined to fight. But let’s see how long you’ll last.” And with that, he raised his arms, and the dim lights from earlier went back on.
Luigi and Yoshi looked around to see hundreds (or more) ghosts surrounding them.
“How’d that even happen?!” Luigi gasped.
“I’m pretty sure we can take them—you’ve done that before and now we can do—” Yoshi looked around, finding nothing else but the things in the room and ghosts.
“Uh, Yoshi, what’s wrong?”
Yoshi looked at the green plumber with a pained expression. “Where’d my Poltergust go?!”
**Original FanFiction Chapter link: link
