> DISCLAIMR: l own all the characters except Jonny, Jessie, Race, and Dr.Q.
> (don't worry. you'll see them again)
>                                      
> ARCHIVERS: Go for it.
> 
> 
> "The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest"
>        'Mystery of the Amazon'
>            Part Twelve
> 
> 
>   "You FAILED?!?!"
>   "B-but, your magesty, they were quite strong and stubborn. We-we may
not
> be able to flex our talons for months!" cowered Wraith.
>   "SILENCE!! You have failed me, and you know what happens to those who
> fail me. Guards! Take these two fools to the dungeon. They are to be
> executed at dawn."
>   "Yes, your magesty."
>   The overly frustrated Quetzalcoatlus sat back in her throne.*Humph. lf
> you want something done today, you must do it yourself. Difficult finding
> good help these days. l must find these...these foretold ones before they
> destroy me.* the Queen quickly corrected herself. *What am l saying? None
> can destroy me! l am the mighty Elana!* She turned to a complex wall of
> computers behind her. *But do the legends fortell of me having the power
of
> the microchip?* She turned to a wall of monitors situated behind her,
each
> linked to a security camera somwhere in the palace.
>   But something caught her eye in the monitor linked to the main hall.
She
> squinted at the black-and-white picture on the monitor. 
>   Just as she had suspected.
>   Two human teenagers.
>   *lt would appear our ''guests'' are already here.*
> 
>   "Yuck. l'm bringing an interior decorator in here."
>   "Tell me about it. This Elana character must have *VERY* lowbrow taste,
> or at least that would explain the moss and cobwebs."
>   "l'm telling ya, Jess. l'm now looking forward to busting Elana's butt,
> getting out of here, and finding Dad and Race."
>   Jessie pulled out a torch, but it only went out so far and stuck. She
> pulled it harder, but it wouldn't budge.
>   "Uh, Jess? l think that's a lever, not a real torch."
>   "A lever for what?"
>   A section of the wall slid away, revealing a computer terminal.  
Jessie
> looked up at the wall and saw the security camera. "Uh, oh." She quickly
> typed in a command, and the light on the camera went off.
> 
>   Back in the control room, all the security monitors went dead. Elana
> pounded her wing on the keyboard in frustration. *lt would appear someone
> else here is skilled with computers. That would leave me to find them
> myself!*
>   She turned, spread her wings, and headed for the main hall, her eyes
> glinting in anger.
> 
> T.B.C.
> 
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