Meanwhile, the rescue squad was taking inventory of their equipment, and two folks were ready to go out to see any tigers in need of help.

"Ready to do our rounds, Sara?" Daisy asked.

"Ready, Daisy," Sara smiled. But then something caught her attention. "Just in time—we have a mission at hand!"

The two young women saw the royals being chased by the angry blue tiger. Sara and Daisy ran off to help the royals.

"We can take refuge in that tree," Axel urged.

The group ran into the tree, and the tiger couldn't get in, but she wouldn't leave them alone either.

"How long are we going to stay in here?" Khalid asked.

"Hopefully, the rescue squad will come soon," Garrick said.

Thankfully for the royals, Sara and Daisy came to the rescue.

"Come here, Turquesa," Daisy urged. "That's a good girl."

Turquesa, the tiger, came up to Daisy calmly. Daisy brought the tiger away from the tree, and she had a little tiger conversation with her.

"Okay, Your Majesties," Sara instructed. "You can come out."

The royals came out, relieved.

"Is everyone okay?" Sara asked.

"We're fine, thank you," Garrick smiled.

"Oh, dear," Daisy frowned. "It appears that Turquesa was attacking because one of these boys blew a whistle at her."

The whole group glared at Derek, knowing it was his fault the tiger had attacked.

"Here are the rules of the Tiger Park, and be careful," Sara said, handing over pieces of paper with the park rules.

Suddenly, Daisy's walkie-talkie went off. "Attention, Rainbow Tiger Rescue Squad: We must report to the bull tiger den to stop a few people from taking tigers from the park immediately!"

"On it, Captain," Daisy agreed. "We'd better move."

Daisy and Sara ran off to the rescue, and Turquesa left the royals.

"I can't believe we got chased by an angry blue tiger into a tree like that—and all because you had to rush Hugo to face his fear, Derek!" Axel glared at Derek.

"I'm sorry," Derek said. "How was I supposed to know the tiger would attack us when I blew the whistle?"

"Because I told you it would happen," Sofia glared.

Everyone glared at Derek. Sofia warned him not to blow that whistle, and he never listened. Axel was right—they were in this mess because Derek cared more about seeing the tigers than Hugo's feelings.

"How did I ever let you talk me into coming to this park, Derek?" Hugo growled. "You made history repeat itself for me and Axel!"

"Let's just put an end to this misadventure and go home," Garrick said.

"I second that idea," Axel grinned.

"I third it," Hugoagreed.