When Aggie and Bernadette placed some wood on the ground, Bernadette tried to rub the match stick with its box to make fire, but she failed when she rubbed the stick harder, making it snap into two. Bernadette sighed.

"I got this on, Nay." Aggie said as she held her wand staff, which its head was half, literally. 

She was about to recite the fire spell when her wand staff glowed with red magic.

Bernadette noticed it as she held her daughter's arm in panic. "Stop! It's corrupted!"

"What? No, no, no, it's fine! Don't worry about it. It does this all the time." Aggie kept her wand staff away from her mother as Bernadette tried to get it. "Xibalba never cared."

"Xibalba isn't here, Agatha." Bernadette wrestled her daughter to get the wand staff from her. "He didn't know what happened to your wand staff."

"Wait. What do you mean?" Aggie asked as she stopped wrestling her mother. "He's a dark god who owned this wand staff, and he's my friend who gave me this. What do you mean he didn't know?"

"I don't know, but only I know is your wand staff seems tainted by Precious' energy. It's the same energy I saw when I fought Denzel." Bernadette explained. She and her friends tried to retrieve the other half of the head of Aggie's wand staff from Denzel, but Precious possessed him and took control of his body to fight Bernadette. She walked towards her suitcase, and opened it to find something to set up a camp. "Now let's start a fire, and we'll head for our hideout in the morning. There must be some helpful in here." She pulled out a note that said. 'I missed you already' Bernadette threw the note and unuseful stuff in frustration. "Uh, did your father pack this with nothing but..." She pulled out a hand fan with a picture of Leo. Its caption read 'Miss you! Kisses XOXO Leo (your husband)'. "No." She threw the fan away, and groaned. Bernadette closed her suitcase, and noticed Aggie rubbing two sticks on the fire place. "What are you doing?"

"Staring a fire. Duh." Aggie rubbed the stick one more time, and the pile ignited.

"Did your father teach you that?" Bernadette asked.

"No, my friends did." Aggie explained.

"Which friends?"

"Many. Coop, Cot, the smurfs, the sheeps... Well, almost everybody in the team. They taught me a lot, like karate, flying, poofing stuff using magic without my wand staff, foraging for food, self-pity... Ya know, all the cool leader stuff. And now that's all I have." Suddenly, Bernadette stamped out the fire with her foot, which Aggie gasped. "Wha— Nay! What are you doing?!"

"Ssshhhhhh!" Bernadette shushed her as she pointed the bushes.

While hiding in the bushes, Bernadette and Aggie watched the snakes scanning the area.

"It looks like they're just scouts." Bernadette whispered. "We'll let them—" When she turned around, she saw her daughter disappeared from her side. Then, she saw her sneaking behind the snakes.

"Nay, check it out." Aggie whispered excitingly as Bernadette feared. Aggie was about to attack the snake with her wand staff with another spell, which made the wand staff glowed red again.

Without thinking, Bernadette came out of the bushes, and yelled. "Agatha, no!"

The snakes saw Bernadette and Aggie, and crawled away.

"Ugh! Fine!" Aggie groaned as she chased the snakes and hid her wand staff. She grabbed a stick and jumped in front of the snakes. One of the snakes charged to attack her. "Stick Blast!" She swung the stick, hitting the snake into the air and Bernadette caught it.

With her commando moves and lightsaber combat that were taught by her friends, Aggie hit more snakes in the air.

"Agatha!" Bernadette ran towards her as she dodged to avoid the snakes.

Aggie span her stick while the final snake span another snake with his tail. The other snake was thrown on to Aggie's stick, and she shook it off. "I did it! I did it! Yeah! I did it!" She cheered for herself.

"Agatha, we need to get out of here immediately. I can't believe you would be so foolish as to let yourself get hurt." Bernadette put the stick down, and walked away in frustration. "Use your telekinesis to carry our things. I'm stress right now."

Aggie just watched her stressful mother go, and said. "Okay." She used her telekinesis to carry their belonging and followed her.

Into the forest, the mother and daughter were quiet for a minute. Aggie realized her mother was angry after she revealed herself to the snakes and fought them up.

"Uh, Nay, are you mad?" She broke the silence.

"No, I'm mad of what you did." Bernadette replied, then muttered. "Ugh, never listens to her mother."

"Come on, Nay! What's the big deal?"

"The big deal is your recklessness has put us in harm's way."

"It's just a little danger. I've been in way worse than this with my friends."

"Well, your friends taught you bad examples."

Now, this made Aggie mad. "Nay, they taught me how to defend myself, having fun and make new friends! What's so bad about that?"

"When your friends made you the leader, you want to do things your way." Bernadette scolded.

"That's so not true!" Aggie yelled, but then, she thought about it. "But do you think I put them in danger?"

Bernadette raised her head as she was shock that her daughter said such things. "Uh, no. Of course not. What makes you say that?"

"Nay, I'm their leader. And wherever I go, even in dangerous places, they followed me no matter what... until now, actually."

"Agatha, the way I discovered, you made the Imaginary teams, and made new friends when you traveled different worlds and shared to them all about friendship, I think you're a great leader already." Bernadette placed her hand on his daughter's cheek.

"You really think so?" Aggie's eyes watered.

"I know so." Her mother gave her a warm smile. "Now, don't think about that. We should keep going until we..."