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Yoshis in the Jungle - Paper Mario with MetaSage Ep. 19

Mario's Journal: Day 19 I checked out that weird thing in the water and it turned out to be a whale! A whale with a stomach problem. Watt and I went to go investigate and it turns out the whale accidentally swallowed someone called Fuzzipede. Fuzzipede wouldn't cooperate with us so we had to beat some sense into him. The whale blew us out of his airhole since he felt better now. Fuzzipede ran off. To show his gratitude, the whale is more than happy to take us to Lavalava Island. He did warn us about the volcano though, but we don't have any choice. Kolorado is also coming with us since he wants to find ancient treasures inside the volcano. Kolorado and Kooper have been talking about our adventures throughout the whole trip. When we made it to Lavalava Island, the whale said he'd wait here for us to come back whenever we want to go back to Toad Town. We found a village of yoshis nearby. There were a few ravens perched in a nearby tree and a cheep cheep named Sushie watching over a bunch of yoshi kids. Kolorado found out that the volcano was on the eastern part of the island. We went over there and found the volcano, but there isn't a way in. We went back to the village to see if the yoshi chief had any ideas, but the whole town was in chaos! The five yoshi kids went missing! I told the chief we would explore the jungle and bring the kids home. While we were exploring, we found Sushie. She was stuck in a tree. I got her down. She told me that she tried chasing down the kids, but couldn't catch them. I told her we were here to help her find them and bring them home. Sushie agreed to help us navigate the jungle since there's a lot of water here. She'll be able to find ways to help us get across. So far, we've found three of the kids. One got captured by a bush monster, one fell into a dark pipe (Watt made sure to guide him out), and the last one was just lost in an empty area. I'm worried about the other kids though. The jungle holds all kinds of horrors.