Lion-o had been having a strange dream where he and Tygra were step-brothers that hated each other. It was almost a relief when he woke up. Then he realized that what woke him was the shrieking coming from all over the dorms.

For a moment, he wondered if he should go check out what was going on. Then he remember the last time he tried to help ( Read more... )

It was a shame Snarf was still on his trip to the new Thunderan home world. Without anyone to supervise him, weetiny Lion-o was practicing his writing. He'd managed to write his name on all four walls of his room, stopping only when he ran out of surface area that he could reach ( Read more... )

There was a reason no one had seen Lion-o all weekend ( Read more... )

Lion-o was grateful that the portal dropped him off a few days early, because he still needed time to adjust to a few things, like his new height and the deeper voice ( Read more... )

"Hurry up, Snarf! We need to catch the portal," said Lion-o, shoving stuff in a duffel bag. He wasn't taking a lot with him since he was coming back in the fall, but at the last second, he decided he needed a few extra things ( Read more... )

"I'm sorry, Lion-o, but I must insist that you not go on this trip," said Snarf, as Lion-o pouted. "I'm here to watch out for your safety and I don't like boats, snarf snarf."

"But Snarf, I'm already packed and everything! Please let me go on the trip. I've been looking forward to it," begged Lion-o ( Read more... )

Lion-o and Snarf were still huddled under the bed, where they had been hiding all weekend. "Do you think it's safe to go out there now?" asked Snarf, whose tummy was starting to growl. They'd finished the hidden stash of candy late last night ( Read more... )

Lion-o was freaking out.

Some strange guy had called him and started talking about male pregnancy. He tried to call back, but without luck.

Another unfamiliar voice told him to stay put in his room, so that's what Lion-o was doing after calling him back.

He didn't understand why Turtle was trying to sell him an oven or why some guy told him to ( Read more... )

Like a good boy, Lion-o had left his shoes out before going to bed the night before so Snarf could polish them.

When he went to grab his shoes the next morning, they were full of candy. "Awesome!" said Lion-o. "Thanks for the candy, Snarf."

Snarf, who was sleeping at the foot of Lion-o's bed, mumbled something and rolled over.

[Door closed, but ( Read more... )

Lion-o was not in a good mood. He'd finally heard back from his father, who wouldn't be coming to Parents Weekend after all. Lion-o understood the reasons why, and he agreed that the long journey wouldn't be good, considering his father's poor health ( Read more... )