I don't remember a thing. "Never mind. Let's go!" I head for the door, but a invisible force holds me back. I run forward and jump back. "Whoa!" I exclaim.

In run after bouncing into then wall, "We forgot to pay!"

I snap my fingers. I have coins from a Ancient Pirate Chest that my parents left. I grab a couple of coins from my pocket. I put them on the desk. "This should be enough." I say. I also place a tip. "Now let's go!" I cry. I charge to wards the entrance, but I get knocked back. "What's the big deal?" I ask angrily. I try kicking out, but my leg hits something solid and, liquid!

Swimming! "Its clear jello!" I say. I take out a knife and cut a section of it to eat. Then using the hole I had already cut, I slipped into the giant jello block, and swam and ate to the entrance.

((Jell-o? Yum...))
Yes! Jell-o! I take out a knife to and began eating, cutting, and swimming my way through. It tastes good. Citrus with some grape. I pop my head out. "Wow!" I say. I look around. "This whole place is FOOD!" I feel bloated.

Yum I say as I slip out the other side. But....I'm still on the wrong side of the jello, the doors are on the other side... I leap back into the jello, determined to eat it all...well maybe not all of it...

Suddenly, I have an urge to jump back into the Jello too. I do, and I start eating until there is not much left. "Uuhh..." I moan. I feel too full, I'm gonna throw up! But I don't. I run to the Ice Cream Cookie. It looks like a Ice Cream Cookie! I sniff the air. It smells like ice cream and cookies. I glance around and pull out a big chunk of chocolate ice cream in my mouth. Mmm..." I mumble.

Roe had followed them and laughed at them as they acted like maniacs. and swam through jello. she had all her cats in a large bag. "Tiger, shred that jello."
Tiger ripped through the jello and the doors too.
"Lets go crazy people."

"Come on, Roe!" I shout. I reach for my sword and slice through the thick licorice vines. "Eat up!"

I take them and put them in my bag, the cats hiss at it. but end up playing with it instead of tearing it to pieces.