Wreck-it Ralph: Fix-it Felix Jr Novels & Stories

“Gus, can you hear me? It's Jim. Just hang on buddy, just hang on.” Jim heard the crash when he was back at the airfield, and he knew Mitch was in danger, so he sped off in wolf form to come to his friend's rescue. A few minutes later, Mitch's dad and a few others arrived at the scene. Jim told them what happened and Mitch's dad sent his warriors to go search for the red wolf in the woods. “Why isn't he healing?” Jim asked as he looked at his friend, still lying in his wolf form. “It seems like the wolf that attacked him had silver painted on his claws,” Felix answered after examining his son’s wounds.

Shirley said in a light tone, pretending that what happened was no big deal. However, Felix immediately got up from the bed and said, "Ms. Shirley, here's a mop, a broom, and a wipe cloth. Choose one." Shirley's gaze flitted across the few items on the floor. She was confused and asked, "Why?" "I made a mistake and must receive my punishment," Felix answered solemnly. Shirley couldn't help but chuckle. "Didn't you hear me, Felix? Luke's alright, so stop blaming yourself. And that's that."

They both got out of the car, and enter the ice cream shop ( Female worker) Hello, how may I help you today? ( Amy) Can I have oreo ice cream, please? (Female worker) And you sir? (Riley) Chocolate, please. He paid the cashier and they sat down to enjoy their treat. So, this must be your first time at the ice cream shop? Amy smiled at him and shook to the side, it's not my first here she said, with a sad expression. I can here with my mom once when I was 6 years old. It's been a while I set my foot here. she said while licking her ice cream.

Kayson chuckled and said, “You don’t have to go to the hospital. I can fix it.” Felix was dumbfounded for a few seconds after he heard what Kayson had said. “Please stop teasing me, Mr. Yarde. There’s no way such a thing could be done.” After all, his bones were crushed. Kayson did not want to explain any further, so he decided to show him the result right away. Even though Felix did not believe him, he still went out of the room. Kayson sat on the couch and pulled out the Evergreen Seed. He was going to extract the energy inside of the seed.

Eleonna stated as she grabbed the girl and ran with her. The four male watched the two of them furiously as they caress the pain they felt in their body. "Losers! You got knocked out from a girl?! Stupid weakshits!" the male named Jacob exclaimed. "Said the guy who passed out after being hit by a trash bin!"

Agent Woods' annoyed expression was replaced by a look of sheer astonishment and disbelief. He had been so focused on the vault theft in front of him that he had completely overlooked the timeline of me smashing the fire hydrant. I raised my hand and pointed at the enormous advertising billboard in the center of the mall. At that moment, it was still looping the footage captured by a good Samaritan of me smashing the fire hydrant, with the timestamp in the bottom right corner staring back at us.

His breath came out in ragged bursts, his voice breaking under the strain of all that anger and grief. “You think this is a game?” he hissed. “You think you can destroy lives and walk away laughing?” Felix’s smile didn’t falter, but his eyes flickered with something—wariness, maybe even fear. “You’re overreacting, brother. I didn’t destroy anything that wasn’t already crumbling.” “Don’t you dare,” Rafael said, his voice low and shaking. “Don’t you dare twist this into something noble.”

Felix bit hard at the coils around him, trying to break free, but pain shot through the large wolf as the coils grew tighter and more painful. Seeing Felix's struggle, he forced himself to his feet and swung his weapon with deadly accuracy, slashing further at the wound in the witch's neck. Felix fell to the ground, limping towards him before collapsing and returning to his normal form. "Felix!" he shouted, leaning on his weapon as he bent down and lifted the wolf into his arms, even though bending down made his head spin. Feeling a sense of foreboding creep up on him as he stared at the wolf, Mike muttered his lover's name anxiously, "Selene."

FEYA A B-minus is a perfectly acceptable grade for an average student. For Jaxson Rivers, it was the academic equivalent of turning water into wine. "He passed, Feya," Coach Wallace said, tossing the photocopy of the grade sheet onto his desk. The tension that usually kept his shoulders up near his ears had visibly drained away. "Our deal is done. The server footage is gone. I’ve made sure of it." My hand shot out, snatching the matte-black flash drive from the desk and pocketing it inside my oversized knit cardigan before he could change his mind.

A wicked smile appeared on Felix’s face as soon as he finished his words. He turned on his phone, clicked the send button, and uploaded the video that he had just recorded to the family group. At the same time, he called Autumn Reyes and said with a smile, “Mother, the thing is settled. Unless Harvey has skin thicker than a brick wall, he’ll probably pack up and leave by tomorrow!” “Okay! You’ve done a great job!” On the other side of the phone, Autumn was excited. “I’ve watched that video. That kind of trash should be treated like this. Still, it’s a pity he never kneeled or barked. It’s sad that I couldn’t see such a wonderful scene!”