Strange Things Part II. Role Play

Chunks of lon-lon flew everywhere. Some chunks landed over here, some over there. One thing was sure: the lon-lon was dead.
Suddenly a blue light appeared, grew brighter, and ascended to heaven; all the souls the lon-lon had consumed and held captive all these years, finally set free.

Ahren and Leah felt they had now avenged the death of Daniel and with the captive souls released, their mission here was complete.
"Come on Mushasha, please, I'm not very happy with you. You have been a very naughty, disobedient cat. I don't know what's got into you, I really don't. When we get home again there'll be no ........"
Leah gave Mushasha a long lecture as they made their way back to the teleporter.

Back in the teleporter, Ahren opened the glovebox and pulled out the cosmic map and looked for the next place to go. One planet looked most promising, Kwagmar: Land of the Apes.
"What you say, Leah, about visiting Kwagmar?" said Ahren with a hint of excitement in his voice. "It's home of the Civilized Ape. Don't you have relatives there." He even had to laugh at his own joke.
"Very funny," she said. "If anyone looks like a monkey, it's you."
"Hey, you're the one that grew a tail, remember?" he retorted.

"Yeah and you couldn't stop rolling round the floor laughing at me! It was those darned berries, I should have forced some down your throat and seen how you liked it!" said Leah huffily. " A tail would suit you."
"Now Musasha, you're not to chase the monkeys or try to eat them. You've had enough lon-lon meat to keep you going for ages."
"But it's tough." complained Musasha.
"You're not supposed to eat the armour plating!"

With everyone in the teleporter, Ahren typed in the coordinates on the console and hit enter. Off they went, through the stars, traveling at the speed of light, till they landed on Kwagmar. Kwagmar was a very beautiful planet that resembled a pristine garden. It was full of captivating plants that were attractive to the eye and sweet to the nose.
The three travellers stepped out of the "device of journeying" and onto the soft grass covered terrain, when they saw a figure suddenly appear. It looked like a

fully and very regally dressed orangutan complete with jewel-encrusted crown. Behind him, a disorderly procession of every imaginable variety of ape and monkey leapt and cavorted. They were chattering away excitedly amongst themselves, throwing banana skins and playing tag.
When the line reached Ahren and Leah, the orangutan held up a lazy hand and immediately everyone behind him halted and became silent.

He scanned us with a baleful eye.

To be continued.