I was then talking to Dribble and Spitz, reminiscing about the start of my Diamond City visit, back when I was still by myself.

Dribble: "You were just a poor town girl back then",

chuckled Dribble.

Spitz: "How did you gain so much cash?"

Karla: "Don't tell me you've forgotten about the briefcase incident"

Dribble: "So it was the green guys that brought all the cash",

assumed Dribble. I nodded in response.

Karla: "I would've remained a poor town girl if they didn't show up"

Dribble: "But I thought 18-Volt took you in before they showed up"

Karla: "Yes, but I believe they would have departed Australia before 18-Volt had that change of heart".

I wasn't aware that 9-Volt and 18-Volt had come up and were listening in on the conversation.

What I did notice though is that four more people had come through the front entrance of Club Sugar; was this the final crowd to arrive? It was Mama T, Papa T and Jimmy's siblings James T and Jamie T. What were they doing here? I wondered about this. These people knew absolutely nothing about me and this was the same case with me towards them. I figured it out eventually, like all the other civilians I had met in the past, word must have gotten around, this time, the good word coming from Jimmy T. Indeed this was the final crowd as Jimmy T took the mic and said

Jimmy T: "Alrighty folks we're all in the building! That being said, we have a special performance from the amazing Karla and her green teddy bear companions!".

This had caught me by surprise.

Karla: "Hang a minute, wait! Argh!!! I need to get them backstage!!!!!!".

As I was trying to polite work my way out from Dribble and Spitz's conversation, the two Nintendo boys came up to me with a look of astonishment on their faces.

18-Volt: "Ohh?",

thought 18-Volt as the idea of a performance in particular came as a surprise to him.

9-Volt: "Wowee!",

exclaimed 9-Volt as he started jumping up and down.

Dribble: "Oh, good luck!",

exclaimed dribble as the group then opened up for me so I could go and collect the guards, taking them to just next to the stage so we would be ready to do our thing. Thankfully, all the teddies had congregated into one area at the back of the room when they themselves heard Jimmy T's announcement.

Karla: "Who's got the stereo?",

I asked them. Not one single teddy was looking at me confidently. Selvian finally admitted.

Selvian: "Agh, we're sorry... It's all our fault, we left the stereo at home".

I was doubtful now of what the outcome would be, would we be able to perform or not.

Karla: "Does anyone have the CD at least?"

Thankfully Toby came forward and was playing with the disk on one of his fingers.

Karla: "What do we use to play it?",

I wondered.

Lester: "18-Volt's has a stereo"

Karla: "Bullocks! I don't think he brought it here though!",

I exclaimed in a panic. I was seemingly wrong though, his grey boombox was sitting sitting on one of the bar tables at the other corner with 5-Volt looking after it as she sat Dr. Crygor, Penny and Mike.

Karla: "Does somebody want to go and get it?",

I thought. All the teddies said nothing and were rather just blankly staring at me. After a long moment of awkward silence, Selvian goes,

Selvian: "How about you?".

I sighed,

Karla: "I guess so, I can ask these people questions like a human being".

So off I went on my own to go to the table and grab 18-Volt's boombox.

Penny: "Hey Karla!",

exclaimed Penny,

Penny: "I heard you guys are performing for us".

Karla: "Indeed we are but unfortunately we forgot our own stereo, so I figured we have to use 18-Volt's".

5-Volt smiled at me,

5-Volt: "Oh, I'm sure he won't mind"

Karla: "I don't even know half the functions on this though"

5-Volt: "Why don't you go and ask him?".

9-Volt and 18-Volt came over, with 18-Volt pointing at his boombox.

18-Volt: "You wanna use that huh?".

I nodded, looking embarrassed at the fact that I didn't have the other one here.

18-Volt: "Don't be scared",

he said,

18-Volt: "Can I help you guys?".

Since we had to get moving so as not to keep everyone waiting, I accepted 18-Volt's offer and yelled out for the teddies to meet me at the side of the stage.

18-Volt: "Let's take it there and I'll show you how to use it",

said 18-Volt as he picked up his boombox and told me to follow him.

After a quick lesson on how to use 18-Volt's boombox, the teddies and I were finally able to get started on our act. Just as the song was structured, the teddies got themselves into various small groups, each one to be leaving the stage for as a new line started in the song. Before the song was to start though, I was to give a small speech. As 18-Volt quietly nodded at me, checking that I was okay with his boombox, he went back to join the rest of the group, slightly poking at Wario as he walked past him, reminding Wario to be decent audience member.

Though each part of my speech, an audience member would give a sigh or some sort of other reaction, expressing either their gratitude or their sorrow. This was all except Wario who had his arms folded over his stomach and was faking a stale grin, pretending that he cared when truthfully, he didn't. Then there was the performing act, each member, including Wario this time, their eyes wide open and captivated, keeping their gazes fixed on those who were featured in each line of the song. The last one to walk of the stage was an obvious choice, it was me!

Once I thought everyone had clapped their heart out, I went back on the stage and announced the final surprise, the fact that I was going to sing solo! Everyone gasped with 18-Volt being the loudest. On completion, everyone was mesmerised and amongst the cheering, 18-Volt blurted out something along the lines of

18-Volt: "Yes! Check it out! Super!".

I added on,

Karla: "Wait, there's more. I want all the main members of the Warioware to meet at my fortress ten o'clock sharp".