Chuong: Ah I remember hearing about this blood oath stuff when I was a foreign exchange student in America. So unsanitary. Now as for the Rocky Roaders, how the heck did they have access to utilizing aerial vehicles?

Zax: If you're a scavenger, it's pretty easy to look for knowledge about aerial vehicles up to World War 2. On top of that, it's much easier to utilize 3D printers. So it was likely that they were reading instruction manuals before utilizing 3D printers to create parts for blimps and biplanes. Back in those days, it was pretty easy to fly a biplane anywhere you want since we didn't have air security like we do today.

Kang-Dae: I had no idea this blood oath thing used to be a thing in America. Right now, we are in the post-COVID era, where in Korea, people tend to be nervous about cash transactions than electronic ones so even though many of us do not mind Kyu making cash transactions, some still comment about Kyu preferring to pay in cash than digitally. Moon Mage, a Korean G-52, pays with her communicator, which is a very uncommon practice among most G-52s.

Wrangler Wolf: Them Rocky Roaders ain't that dumb y'know. Look at them white shoes for nurses; some are made from recycled plastic bags at least. If we can make that, then yes, what Zax said. Very likely them Rocky Roaders have lots of hemp and know how to utilize them to make blimps and planes with 3D printers piece-by-piece. Maybe some other materials like carbon fiber too. I mean, we live in a time where people make ghost guns and their pieces with 3D printers.

Juno: In America, never say never because anything is possible. If you go to Florida and doubt someone, they will prove you wrong on the spot and laugh at you. There was even time when Miami even had snow, though most Americans outside of Florida forget this fact.

G.W.: It is unsanitary; it's why we didn't do that.

Nathan: This ain't the first time you've dealt with them raccoons, is it?

Cody: Nope; it ain't. I'm trying to figure out how they did all that assaulting without doing any damage. Plus, I didn't know about that there blood oath either. It's disgusting!

Clyde: It surely is. Still, we're all friends here, and brothers and sisters in that spiritual sense.

Nicky/Cripto: The only thing I can guess is that it was Queen Junira watching over the city. GVS left a good impression on her.

Leo: I think Kyu prefers to pay cash because he's old-school just as I am, although it's not the same as it was once upon a time.

Super C: Amazing world it is. Meanwhile, did you figure out what that treasure was? It looks like a pirate treasure.

Clyde: Still working on it. Everything you see in here is what you might see if you come across a pirate chest.

*He opens the chest and shows it to the UN1024s.*

Chuong: Give the chest to the town museum. They should have a hidden room in the basement levels with a safe for that.

Zax: Good idea! This can't be shown to the public too much.

Nathan: Do we even have one of them museums? Shows how much I pay attention.

Sheriff Jackson: We didn't have one until 2020, but then COVID-19 hit and the museum's priority was delayed. We finally got it open last week. This will go in there. No point in trying to sell these things for cash.

Leo: It does look like a pirate's booty. This is something Lennie used to hunt for back in his day, no doubt. There's your jewels; here's some doubloons.

Cripto: That's a doubloon?

Nathan: Yup.

Cripto: Hmmm. That's fascinating.

*We take the chest over to the museum. The townspeople express their gratitude at the Rocky Roaders not getting it, but at the same time, they don't want it.*

Chuong: Every city and town these days have a museum to preserve their history and collective memories of their communities. They don't have to be big and extravagant since most museums can be small and subtle and still be big enough to preserve their history.

Nathan: That's a very good point. That's what I get for goin' on autopilot.

Nicky/Cripto: I wouldn't be too upset about it. Look at all you've done for this town.