Apparently Thomas had decided that is would be wise for them to split up again. Well wise, he just said that the problems they would face probably wouldn't be that big, considering how easily they got off in other worlds. Excluding the fight in Twilight Town, but no one of that group or the Six Senses would ever come to this sweet and jolly place. The Six Senses probably wouldn't even know that one of their signs is here. And if that was the case, then the group would get their hands on it anyway. Which was kinda weird. Why do the Six Senses make it so easy for them to collect all the Signs. Is there a bigger intention behind it, or are we really that good? Belle walked towards Ralph and Vanellope. "If you guys don't mind then I'm going along with Ralph and Vanellope. The Cy-Bug probably didn't go that far." she said.

"Thanks you guys. This way we can fulfill all our dreams. Well at least our dreams and your objective." Ralph said with a smile.
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Somewhere outside the Candy Cane Forest, at the border of the Frost Mountains were two other people who didn't really fit into the environment of the game. One was a tiny man wearing a blue overall, a blue hat, a large brown belt with a golden hammer attached to it. The other was a tall woman with blonde hair reaching just over her ears and a strong metal armor, and a big gun attached to her belt. The Frost Mountain on the background was large and filled with snow, which also could be ice cream or sugar, as the whole world was made out of candy. Ice creams and molten chocolate could be seen on the mountain too.

"No sign of the Cy-Bugs yet." the female said.

"...or Ralph." the male added.

From a distance they heard a noise of something approaching. When they looked closely they saw someone riding a book, that someone being Reno. The soldier jumped in front of the incoming 'vehicle' and would stop it with her hands, or gun if the driver didn't stop himself. "Where are you from? It doesn't look like you're from this game either. Neither of his or my game." she said looking at the boy when she mentioned his game.