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"Hello?" "Hello there, I have an emergency! My daughter's pet hamster is sleeping with a bubble above him that seems to represent his current dreams!"
"Oh dear, I've never heard of an issue like this! Bring the fellow over here ASAP! This could be serious, ma'am."
"Okay, will do! Thank you."

Putting the phone back into place, Mrs. Bristlen ran over to Shara's room and carefully, but slightly recklessly, lifted the cage and slowly walked toward the kitchen counter and placed him there. Popo still did not budge, nor move, as if frozen in time. She opened the door and ran to the navy blue mini van, jamming in the car key.

Back to Popo and his strange adventure. . .

Popo rolled into the flap door, seeing the whole room sized like a miniature human home. Staring in wonder, flashing back to his first days at Shara's home.

"Come here, Popo!" Shara would softly say, making smooching and whistling noises. He was annoyed for quite a bit, but it got his attention. "Good boy!" it echoed.

". . . Popo? P.O.P.O., BZZZZZZZT, come in!" Victoria shouted in his face. Popo snapped back to reality. He had been staring into space, lost in the vision of the past.

"Glad your mind's back from the past. Anyways, welcome to my assistant room. First off, why have you come here for help? You look like you either came from a new continent or just plain poor." she said, tipping her tiny glasses back up her nose. "I-er, um, I somehow got stuck here. I was just sleeping and then everything turned into fantasy!" "Fantasy?! Popo, we DO NOT call this a fantasy! It is entirely real, as we speak. Apparently, you must have gone through an imagination portal, my patient. You see, this is the land of Torshun, world of Felkim. This is a separate dimension. Come from the Humans? Most likely." "Tor. . .shun? F-felk-kim? What the living peanut is going on, Vik?!" Popo exclaimed in fear.

"Whoa whoa whoa, there's no need to yell in disbelief! That's why I'm here to help guide you around! You're merely dreaming along with the other hamsters. Hamsters like me were already born in this dimension. We can never dream to the Human Dimension. Trust me, nothing bad will happen upon you, but it could take a few weeks to get settled into Parjinu. Pretty active, modern city. I presume you come from one?"

"Keller, Texas, of course!" "Ah, Keller, Texas. . . Never heard of it. Well, all pet doctors and nurses should know all about this issue." "For your information, Vik, in the Human world we call them 'veterinarians.' Other than that, will they have the cure or solution to getting me out of here?" "Unfortunately, this is like a coma. . . You probably won't return to the Human world in approximately 4-6 months in their time. For us, it's a bit slower. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, 52 weeks a year, but seconds and minutes are extended to 100. Plus, it's like, every minute that passes there, it's like, 25 seconds already. Prepare yourself quickly, my friend, because it isn't going to be easy!"

Part three is finally complete!! I think it is very thorough. If you have any suggestions, criticism, or comments, feel free to PM me with them and I will gladly accept them. See you in Part 4, my beloved readers!