Lamont, Eric, and Jenny step into their secret hideout underground. They find a cyborg Danny seated at the table in the middle of the room, and Joseph in his time warp container. The three take seats around the table and begin to talk with their two friends.

Lamont leans back in his chair, stroking his chin in thought.

Eric gets up and leaves the room. Lamont and Jenny remain in silence for a while. Eventually, Jenny gets bored and falls asleep, resting her head on the table. Danny begins to get a little irritated at Lamont's continued silence.

Lamont turns to leave, but is stopped by a question from Danny.

Lamont walks over to where Jenny is sleeping. He grabs her shoulders and shakes her softly. The girl is only slightly roused by this action, but not quite jarred from sleep. She moves her head a little and mutters a strange remark.

Lamont turns for the door, and then remembered that disk he found in second grade, and thought about something, but quickly dismissed it. He then runs quickly out of the room as Joseph's containing tube glows a bright blue.

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Jacob and Chris are walking aimlessly down the street, chatting about old and familiar times when a blue glow appears in the plate glass window of a vacant department store. The two have obviously never seen anything this strange before, but are not startled when they see the familiar face of Joseph, their old friend in the middle of the hazy glow.

Joseph's floating head vanishes from the window and all is as it was just a few minutes before. Chris and Jacob each exchange a smiling look of readiness, and then after seeing if the area is clear, together they lift their rings to the sky.

A lightning bolt of energy traces an "L" above each of their chests. Instantly, they call the name of their powers.

A light surrounds their bodies and gives them their L-team powers. Jacob is given the garb of a trapper of mountain creatures. Chris receives a master tracker's outfit. Now fully powered, they make their way to the warehouse, which is enormous, as most warehouses are. They look through a window and see the figure of Sam Nako sitting at a small table. The table is buckling under the load of coins, bills, and three bulging bags of the loot.

Jacob and Chris walk around the side of the warehouse until the reach a large aluminum slide-door. Chris nods to Jacob slowly, then, as if planned earlier; the two each deliver a swift kick to the door, causing it to give way and break. Sam Nako jumps up from the table, flinging the stolen money everywhere. He looks startled at the two warriors in front of him.

Jacob turns to see Chris' reaction. Chris just pulls out his lightsaber and waves it challengingly at Sam Nako.

This elicits a great deal of laughter from the robber.

Sam throws his head back and just laughs furiously. Soon, a blue haze wraps itself around the perpetrator's form. Chris and Jacob run to stop whatever is happening, but find nothing when they run through the swirling gas cloud.

As soon as he finishes this statement about their leader, Lamont enters the warehouse and calls for them.

Sure enough, all of the L-team are assembled in the underground headquarters, all except for Liz, Eric, and Roger. Jenny has now been aroused from sleep. She sits up, foggy-eyed, wanting desperately to return to her snooze. Lamont is announcing his plan for apprehending Sam Nako from a standing position at the head of the table. Cyborg Danny stands in a corner next to the tube, which contains Joseph's floating head.

All of the team rises from their chairs and follow Lamont through the door to the cave. Jenny staggers behind and falls down wearily on the ground.

Jenny retires back to her chair and is shut off from the visual world within twenty seconds. The rest of the team waits outside the cave when a blue light surrounds their individual bodies and dematerializes them. They all re-materialize in an alley somewhere downtown Los Angeles.

Chris points in the direction of a large studio directly in front of them.

Brad takes Lamont over to the side.

Within a few minutes, Lamont, Chris, and Jamie Moore are walking around somewhere inside the studio. People with their names written on nametags are all over the place. The three L-team members each have nametags also.

Lamont strangely feels that he needs no coaching from Chris on this matter. From somewhere deep inside of him, there is a raging instinctive fire. He shuts his eyes and drowns from around him every other sound, save his own heart beating. He is now focusing all of his energy, every fiber in his being, to summon that burning instinct. The sensation is overwhelming. The instinct within is not a fire, but a raging blaze, which takes complete control of his senses. His eyes are shut, but the blaze enables him to see. He chooses not to hear any sounds, but in the distance he hears the beating of another heart, one that is oddly more than human. The instinct of the Jedi warrior focuses his full attention on a man walking into a large room illuminated by dazzling lights all around the place. Quickly, Lamont snaps out of this trance-like phaze.

The three join a crowd of people, which are entering the studio audience of the game show the Price is Right. The room is crawling with people in every seat. Lamont, Jamie, and Chris are lucky to get their seats so quickly and near the back. From their seating positions, they can see almost everyone in the audience, as well as the central stage of the show.

Chris points to a man in the third row as the contestants are being called from the audience. To the surprise of the three in the back, Sam Nako is called to be the third contestant.

For the next twenty minutes, a sense of evil hangs over the three L-team members, causing them to constantly shudder as if cold. Sam Nako guesses the exact value of a Samsung Kariaoke machine and wins his way on the stage along with the $500 dollar bonus. He wins a Porsche in the Dice Game and goes on to the showcase showdown. All the while, Lamont, Chris, and Jamie are consorting among themselves.

Indeed, Bob Barker begins conversing with Rod Roddy.

Lamont starts hyperventilating. He looks at the two in shock, wanting to know what to do next.

Lamont runs down the aisle like any contestant would. Obviously, he is overcome with the fact that he is now on national television. Chris turns to Jamie Moore, who is at his side, and adds a half-defeated remark.

Meanwhile, Lamont has taken his place with the other contestants as Bob and Rod begins to announce what the next prize is.

Won by one, the contestants give amounts, such as 500 dollars, or 325 dollars. When it is Lamont's turn, he hesitates for a moment, his eyes nearly shut and fixated on the piece of furniture.

Out of nowhere, a number pops in his mind. It doesn't come as much of a surprise, however, for he has been using his Jedi powers to determine the exact amount of the chair.

A klaxon alarm sounds from somewhere in the background.

Lamont climbs onto the stage and Bob hands him the $500 bonus.

Lamont follows Bob to a plasticore device set up, bearing the words "Range Game." Lamont has seen this times on TV. He does not need to be told how to do this, but humors Bob by letting him explain it to him.

The door panel slides open as Rod makes his announcement.

Lamont looks once at the audience, as if confused, but turns his gaze to the enormous bathtub. He focuses intently on it, as he did for the furniture. He calls on his Jedi powers again to determine the exact amount. All this happens very quickly. With one quick jab, Lamont punches a balled fist into the red button, stopping the progress of the range machine. Bob Barker laughs as this happens.

This elicits a laugh from Lamont. He didn't mean to hit it so hard, he only meant to stop the machine quickly, and he did.

In response the price of the item is found to be right in the center of the green part of the range arrow. The arrow said $2,384 and Lamont is shown the direction to the wheel as Bob turns to face the camera.

Of course, Bob doesn't really go anywhere. He just walks over to the part of the set where the big wheel is set up. Sam Nako, Lamont, and a lady are standing there waiting to spin. The lady goes first and spins a combination of two spins, which add up to 90 cents. Sam steps up and rolls $1.00, quickly taking her place. Lamont nervously takes the grips of the wheel and gives a fierce shove downward. The wheel spins wildly for a few seconds, until it starts to slow down. Lamont is terrified at first when the wheel passes the $1 mark and begins to stop on 10 cents. In a flash a voice is heard inside his head. It is Chris, speaking to him through Jedi telepathy from across the room.

Now more confidant, Lamont closes his eyes and slightly raises his left hand. He is careful to do it in a certain way so that no one can see him. Bob and everyone else are looking only at the wheel. To them it appears that Lamont is only choosing not to look until the wheel comes to a complete stop. The wheel slows down even more near the 85-cent mark, but suddenly it moves back around. The wheel travels until the pointer stops exactly at the 1-dollar position. Lamont opens his eyes and takes on a faked look of surprise when Sam is tied.

Sam spins first and once again, he gets the $1.00, the bells go off as he wins $10,000 dollars more, now Lamont must tie. He sends the wheel spinning again and imitates his behavior before to the letter. He causes the wheel to slow down when the wheel nears the green section and stops the wheel right on the 1-dollar mark.

Lamont then sends a message to Chris.

Chris uses his greater Jedi powers and blocks the abilitys of Lamont and Sam. The wheel moves and it looks like Sam is going to get $1.00 gain, but the wheel slows down and stops at the 5 cents marker. Just barely hanging on before it goes to the 1.00. Then Lamont spins and wins 10 cents.

Again, Bob and Lamont just walk over to another part of the set. Here, another contestant, named Terry, is waiting for them. Lamont takes the lectern next to her and awaits instructions. Meanwhile, Sam Nako is seated somewhere backstage, seething furiously while watching Lamont and his opponent.

The showcase doors slide open to reveal one of the stagehands showing off a vast assortment of both old and recent films, which are laid on two tables in front of her.

With this said, another stagehand enters wheeling out a shelf-on-wheels that holds a television set and a VCR on top of it.

The Doors open up and there is a RV.

The showcase double doors slide open and reveals three of the female stagehands sporting a sailboat. Two more stagehands stand near the boat awaiting Rod's instructions.

The stagehands now enter each carrying one of the corners of a cardboard poster of palm trees, bearing the word HAWAII.

The audience starts jeering various amounts, but Lamont ignores them all. He is now applying one of his tricks of the trade to the task before him. He stares through nearly shut eyes', unblinking, until the exact amount comes into his mind. Lamont does not decide to go with the exact value, but only a little bit less.

Lamont becomes completely elated at hearing that. He runs over to his sailboat and gazes on the sheer size of it.

This ends the televised portion of the show, but there is still much more to tell. Lamont climbs into the metal-hulled sailboat and inspects the large sail behind him. Before he can say anything, a strange sensation passes over him. It is not a sensation of something nearby, but rather a feeling that something that was very near is no longer present. He makes his way backstage, where he finds Chris and Jamie Moore waiting for him.

The three start running through the backstage area, dodging props, avoiding moving equipment, until they reach the back door. Lamont bursts through the door, followed by the other two. They see Sam Nako, holding two bags of money in hands, standing in front of both them and the other team of L-team members that were posted here.

A red energy explodes from inside Sam's body. As soon as this happens, the organic flesh of a his human form cracks and flies off like clay. The horrifying figure that is revealed is repulsive to the human eye. The vaguely humanoid figure has the claws of a Velociraptor, four arms, two human, the other two are like an insect. On is back are two wings, bird-like in shape and color. His head is adorned with ram's horns, and in his mouth are the teeth of a saber-toothed tiger.

All of them present raise their rings to the sky and call the name of their powers.

Each of them receives their respective L-team powers, except for Lamont, who becomes a combined knight and ninja. Chaos does not look frightened by this. He just remains facing them. He begins to attack them. His attacks come quickly and powerful. Mandy is the first to get attacked. He strikes her across the chin with one of his four fists. Mandy falls back toward a brick wall. She is not badly hurt, just temporarily shaken. Chris jumps in front of the monster and intercepts him from his attack. Chaos just takes it as an invitation. He makes a slashing leap, which brings his raptor claws into attack position. Chris sees the fatal blow coming and dashes to the side. The attack misses Chris completely. Chris answers with a hurricane kick. Chaos is flung toward the Jamies. Jamie Moore and Jamie Pounds both grab one of the monster's ugly feet and together hurl him into a brick wall. Chaos stands, now bruised, but totally enraged.

Chaos creates four flaming swords in each of his hands and wields them challengingly at the team.

Lamont pulls out his lightsaber and prepares to battle Chaos. For hours, it seems, Lamont's lightsaber has to contend with four swords, which are masterfully handled by the monster. Eventually, Chaos' swords are broken and Chaos is driven back into a wall. Chaos seems to be worn out and exhausted. Lamont takes a step back and raises his lightsaber, preparing to attack. With one swift motion, Lamont leaps toward Chaos and makes a slicing gesture with the lightsaber. Instantly, the lightsaber is charged, trailing an energy signal in a slicing pattern. Chaos receives the attack and stands up, as if in defeat, but surprisingly, that doesn't happen.

A blue haze quickly surrounds the hideous form. When it lifts, Chaos is gone.

The rest of the team gasps in amazement.