For the next hour, Hit was enjoying himself as he watched Stampy and Lee try and fight off googlies that were constantly coming at them. Stampy wasn't doing that well with trying to get away from the massive mob, so Lee helped him, teamwork!

Stampy was incredibly grateful for such act, noting how loyal Lee could be. Finally, after many hours, Hit ceased the attack from the mobs and got the two out. He separated them, but this time, in different rooms.

"Don't you touch him!" Stampy snarled, gripping the bars again as Hit was walking out. "What will you do once I do? You can't reach me~" He smirked and walked away. Stampy's eyes were wide. Those words played back in his mind several times. "once I do, once I do..." Was what he heard. He knew something bad would happen to his dearest friend, but he couldn't do a thing about it. Stampy almost started to sob once the realization hit him, but he stayed strong, one thing they all seemed to do very well.

Stampy paced around, waiting for Hit to come back. Once he did, he ran up to the bars, begging to know what he did. All he said was, 'Wait and see~'. The unknowing of what had happened was slowly killing Stampy inside. His ears were straight up in worry, and his tail flicked from side to side in an agitated state.

A while later, Hit was gone again, but came back with a very angry looking bear on a lead, who was being dragged behind him. Stampy looked over in complete horror. Lee looked different, he was glaring and snarling at everything. "You wanted your friend so bad, here~" Hit said and tossed in the bear, who hissed at Stampy and glared.

"Lee Bear...? Are you alright?" Stampy asked, approaching him cautiously. Lee snarled and brought out his claws in a threatening manner. Stampy's eyes went wide and he backed away. "Okay, I guess not..." He gulped.

Lee lunged at him, pushing him against the wall and striking it with his claws so they were next to Stampy's head. Stampy gasped and looked down at his friend with wider eyes hen before. Suddenly, Lee flashed him a smile and a wink, silently telling Stampy to play along. Stampy was shocked and confused now, but it sort of made sense to him.

He nodded a bit, and played perfectly along as Lee continued to just growl and threatened to lunge at him again. Stampy continued flinching and gasping in fake fear, which Hit enjoyed greatly. He finally separated them again, but when he was taking Lee out, he pushed him to the ground, allowing him and Stampy to run out of that place.

They got out before Hit could grab them, and they continued running. Finally, they got away from him long enough to hide, in which he got frustrated and left. They went to the house and sighed in relief. "Finally back home!" Stampy chuckled and hugged Lee, who nodded and hugged back.

"You were really brave, once again." Stampy chuckled, looking down at Lee. He smiled. "Thanks, you were too! I didn't scare you too much, right...?" He asked. Stampy nodded. "Nope! You were perfect!" He said. Lee nodded again. "Heh, thanks, again..." He blushed slightly and looked away. Stampy nodded and smiled as well.

The two pulled away and spent some time together, before Squid joined in the world. "Guys!! I have an urgent question!!" He yelled out, distressed. They immediately came over and asked what was wrong. "What two colors of wool look better?" He smiled innocently and showed them to them. Stampy gaped at him while Lee face-palmed.

"Well?" Squid smiled, setting them down. "Alright, first of all, Lee can't even see color, and second of all, that isn't urgent." Stampy sighed. Squid tilted his head at both of those.

"Well...I just, I'm making a new thing in my Slippery Survival!" Squid said, smiling again. "What is it?" Lee sighed and looked up from his hand. Squid began telling them the super complicated plan involving colored wool.

"So, you're building a square?" Stampy asked. "Not just a square! A super square! I was thinking a rainbow square, but I couldn't find enough sheep." Squid sighed. Stampy shrugged. "I have a lot of colored wool, if you'd like." He chuckled.

Squid gasped. "Really!? Thanks!" He giggled greatfully. "Lee, would you- oh, hehe, never mind." He chuckled awkwardly. Lee tilted his head. "What?" He asked.

"Well, I was gonna ask if you could help, but the whole color blind thing kinda rules it out." Squid said. "I can still help, trust me." Lee smiled. Squid smiled as well. "Alright! I'll see you in a bit?" He asked. Lee looked to Stampy, who nodded. "Cool! See you then!" Squid said and signed off.

Stampy turned to Lee and chuckled. "How're you gonna help him?" He asked, tilting his head. "Some colors are darker then the other's, I'll figure it out." Lee nodded.

A bit later, Lee went to Squid's world. Squid smiled at him. "Hello, Leematoad! Are you ready?" He asked. Lee nodded. Squid started the recording and told everyone about his "brilliant" idea. They started building. Lee stared at the colors in his hand, thinking: "Oh dear."

Squid was working on it, though. So Lee just put down the colors that's seemed to match the ones Squid was. He squinted upon doing the red, luckily, Squid saved him by pointing it out. Lee nodded and started to place them down. After that video, Lee sighed. "Thank Notch it's over..." He said. Squid chuckled and patted his shoulder.

"You didn't have to help me." He said. Lee shrugged. "It wasn't too hard, but I love helping you guys." He smiled. Squid smiled as well. "Aw, thanks, Leematoad!" He said.

After that, Lee went back to SLW, completely exhausted. Stampy walked up to him. "How was making the rainbow?" He asked, intrigued. "Like the Nether." Lee said, emotionless. Stampy nodded and hugged him again, noticing his exhaustion. Lee sighed and hugged him back, putting his head on Stamp's chest. Said tabby cat smiled and chuckled softly.

"That stupid rainbow is like four million blocks high, I swear..." He muttered, closing his eyes. Stampy nodded. "I know, I know, Squid's insane." He said, earning a nod from Lee. They went to bed, saying goodnight and heading their ways.

Tbc...