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Masota monkey got off and started attacking the noise with fire.

 

Arisa twirled her staff as a fan and blew them away.

Saki sliced through another one.

 

Masota monkey continued burning any attacking Noise.

 

Saki got behind Masota and sent a wave of water to help him.

 

He jumped on her head and sent fire balls at the Noise.

 

Noise doesn't do anything to them...they perform to much teamwork. Then, this new day will be awashed with numbers of Noise. That, is the new challenge.
Seth closed his eyes, creating large noise guarding every street, every building, every room, every floor, everywhere.
"Lets see if the new challenge is up to them."

 

"Be careful, more will be coming." Saki looked around.

 

Masota monkey also looked around.

 

"Lets go." Saki started to walk toward a street, Arisa ran up behind her.

 

Masota monkey moved back to Arisa's shoulder.

 

Arisa smiled at Masota, and grabbed Saki's hand.

 

"I hope the others are okay." he said. "I'm worried about my sister."

 

"Don't worry, Masota." Saki said. "She and Dean have been getting close."

 

"That's good." he said. "Maybe she'll be happy with him."

 

"Maybe." Arisa looked at Saki and sighed. "Are your hands alright, Saki?"

Saki looked at her hands. "Yeah, why do you ask?"

 

Masota monkey continued to sit on Arisa's shoulder.

 

Yes, more will come. They'll pour out of sewer crates, because thats where the portal I set up for todays challenge will be. It'll be a living nightmare, Seth thought, unleashing the portals.

 

Arisa stroked Masota's head.

Saki suddenly stopped, gripping her sword. "Wait, they could be around here."

 

Masota monkey liked it and rubbed his head aganst her cheek.

 

Statue noises that created an organ sound blasted a crate away, it flipping into a building. The statue noises which looked like gargoyles with armour and a black eraser as a sheild and a long staff with a white eraser on them jumped out of the hole, followed by frog noises.
They poured out of each sewer crate, one on each street.