Treasure Buddies Page #6

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Relax, sis.

I gave that monkey my bling,

so I'm just borrowing this

until we get home.

Ubasti?

Now, if you would kindly hand over

what is rightfully mine.

Seems to me you're outnumbered

five-to-one.

Hmm. Well, we'll see about that.

Guys, is itjust me,

or are those statues moving?

I believe the numbers just got

more in my favor, Blubberball.

- Uh-oh.

- I'd like to remain optimistic, but

they definitely don't seem friendly.

Run, dudes, run!

Seti.

Oh.

Wow, it's like Senet,

the ancient Egyptian board game.

Well, right, off you go.

Wait, no. No.

- No!

- Don't look, Peter.

Well, Tarik, you're next. Off you go!

I think we've lost them.

Yo, dawgs, I feel kinda weird.

- Meow!

- Did you just meow?

Oh, no you didn't

call me a scaredy-cat.

Them be fighting words. Meow.

I'm pretty sure you just meowed, dude.

There's no way I just meowed.

I believe it's imperative that

we remove the collar from B-Dawg.

It appears to be

turning him into a cat.

Meow... No!

You cannot take my bling.

- Meow!

- B-Dawg, no! Come back here!

Let's divide and conquer.

- I can do it, Grandpa.

- Wait, Peter. Listen to me.

Do it.

Only jump on the squares

I tell you, all right?

Uh-huh.

Start here.

Now, plow.

Lion.

Man.

Trees.

And life.

Come on, Grandpa.

After you.

Come play in the kitty litter, dudettes.

That'll teach them to underestimate

a blond with a pink bow.

Wait. I just need a little lunch break.

Hey, bugs, bon apptit!

Ahh!

Whoa! The service must be terrible.

I believe meditation

can help with your anger issues.

You will become my supper.

- It's amazing!

- I don't believe it.

There's... There's nothing here.

Someone beat us to it.

A mouse?

I love chasing mice! Meow!

It's my worst nightmare.

I'm turning into a cat.

Get this collar off me!

- Are you OK, B-Dawg?

- I... I think so.

Eww, gross, hairball.

I almost crossed over to the dark side.

- It's finally mine.

- The collar!

This is, perhaps, the greatest

historical discovery

since King Tut's tomb!

You were right, Grandpa.

The necklace.

You found it, Ubasti.

Ooh, bring it to me,

kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty. Yes.

Ow!

Ubasti!

Finally, the moment I've

been waiting for my whole life!

Now is the time for cats to rule.

Huh?

First, dogs will be banished.

Your best friends here will be

nothing more than my slaves.

It's happening!

Ubasti?

Mudbud?

How did you get here?

My goodness!

It's mine.

Get out of my way!

I'm rich!

Philip, I can't let you steal

these invaluable artifacts.

You can't?

I can take anything I like.

- Who's going to stop me?

- Me!

Oh, professor,

it might interest you to know

that I was fencing champion at Oxford.

So be it!

Ole!

En garde.

And he joust.

- And he parry.

- Ooh.

And Babi helped swordfight bad man.

But how could you swordfight if you

weren't there, Uncle Babi? Remember?

Do you want me to

tell this story or not?

Now, the ending is coming soon.

Hold on to your banana.

Is that all you've got, old man?

Nope. This is.

I... I...

- Grandpa!

- Peter!

- Thank you so much.

- What happened?

It says here there was

a curse put on the gem

to prevent any cat

from misusing it again.

If a cat was greedy for power,

it would get everlasting life,

but in the form of a statue.

Philip!

Let's get him, Grandpa!

Come back here, Philip!

Get him!

He's getting away!

But where's Uncle Babi this whole time?

Good question, my nephew.

It is now time for Uncle Babi

to save the day!

Babi, the hero of all heroes, the

great adventurer, the world famous...

OK, OK, I got it.

Now tell Babu the ending.

I am on the edge of my hammock.

Let's get him, Cammy.

- Bad man. Bad man.

- Ow!

- Very, very, very bad man! Bad!

- Ow! Ow!

- Bad, bad man!

- Get this monkey off my back!

Nobody messes with my friends.

I can't see.

We know all about you, grave robber,

raider of sacred places.

- Amir Sabak, Egyptian Secret Service.

- Oh.

You are under arrest,

Mr. Wellington.

Thank you for your

great discovery, Mr. Howard.

The Egyptian government

is most grateful,

and is willing to compensate you

for your efforts, of course.

- You are a national hero.

- Finding the treasure

is all the compensation

an archeologist needs.

And if I'm a hero,

then my young archeologist

partner is one, too.

Without him, I wouldn't

be standing here right now.

Thanks, Grandpa, but the Buddies

deserve a lot of the credit.

We'd like to thank you two dudes.

We couldn't have done it without you.

Yeah, dawgs, you two are da bomb.

- It was Babi's pleasure.

- And mine, too.

Maybe we'll see you both again.

Next time there is

a treasure to be found,

Babi will be happy to help.

In the name of

Her Majesty, the Queen, untie me!

Take me to the British Embassy.

We must go now and take this

dirty grave robber to the jail,

where he belongs.

Thank you, again.

If there is anything I can do for you,

please, let me know.

Amir, I do actually have a request.

First off, I'd like to thank

the Egyptian government

for allowing the debut

of this great archeological find

to happen here in our hometown

of Fernfield, saving our museum.

And I must extend my gratitude

to six very important

little archeologists.

First, my grandson, Peter.

And then, of course, the Buddies!

And now, without further ado...

...the lost Cat's Eye necklace

of Cleocatra.

Wow.

If only your great grandpappy,

Digger, could see you.

Chips off the old block,

five doggone explorer pups.

- He'd be very proud.

- That's a cool necklace.

Yes, it is beautiful, isn't it, Pete?

And I'm glad we found it

so the world can enjoy it, too.

But I learned a very

important lesson on this trip,

more valuable than

even gold orjewels.

I have the greatest treasure

in the world right here.

I hope it will be safe, Amir.

We wouldn't want that necklace

falling into the wrong hands.

Worry not, my friend.

No man will be able to get through that.

And that is the story

of the greatest treasure

Babi ever discovered.

Wait. Where is Babu going?

That was amazing story, Uncle Babi.

- But...

- Babi no like "but."

Babu knows Uncle Babi exaggerates.

Scare off cat with big muscles,

save Budderball from snake pit,

swordfight with humans?

All tall tales. Babu not even sure

Babi is real treasure hunter.

Babu going back to Cairo

to see if Babu can get back

into organ grinder school.

OK, fine, Babu.

'Tis true, Babi tend to exaggerate,

just a little bit.

But this adventure story is true.

Babi really meet the treasure Buddies.

Sorry, Babi,

you cry monkey too many times.

Maybe this will change your mind?

The lost collar of Cleocatra!

Oh, no you didn't

call me a scaredy-cat.

Them be fighting words.

That'll teach them to underestimate

a blond with a pink bow.

No problem-o, dudes.

I'm an expert in

all things dirt-related.

Fate set us on this path, Mudbud.

Every journey has a deeper reason.

Over the teeth, past the gums,

look out stomach,

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