He looked...so much meatier in real life. His features were more leathery, and he had a turkey neck. Eggman stirred up from his small forced slumber, saw the president, and screamed.
âFinally! Iâm rescued! I have been trying to do research in my lab when this blue punk tried to vandalize my work! Look at all this terror and destruction heâs done to the ice caps⊠oh the humanity!
Imagine what horrible changes the climate will go through due to this.â
âI donât believe in Global Warming. The snow will refreeze as time goes I imagine. Fires die out within time.â The president winked at the hedgehog. â Global warming? I say global winning!â
While the president stood next to the Sonic, Eggman was being handcuffed by his agents.
âItâs cold here, big guy!â Papi Trump exclaims, âHow âbout you take a seat in my luxury helicopter, itâs pretty yuuugeâ.
Sonic would have protested and questioned the faux-tanned man, but he felt as if he needed to go with him. Most of the time when the president got in touch with him, it was due to a dire crisis that only the hedgehog and his comrades could fix.
However, Donald Trump was a fairly new president. What would he see as trouble to his Americans, or to mankind?
The hedgehog steps into the dually propelled machine that is the size of a large house with wide wings. The guards follow the president in with the doctor. šHave a seat, big guyâ Trump insists. Sonic seats himself on a couch softer than Eggmanâs mustache, partially sinking into the cushion, and faces the president who seats himself facing Sonic back.
šWe have a yuuuge problem  concerning-â
âThe fate of America? The fate of humanity? â Sonic interrupts in anticipation of a big mission.
Oh, the adventures the American presidents had for him! He could only imagine what new challenge could face him-
âFar worse, I want you to save yesterdayâs world if youâre catching my drift,â the orange master replied.
What could he mean by that? Was there something new that needed to be hidden, like an embarrassing media story? Sonic wasnât someone to sit and fix things like that-it took to long and he would rather do something more practical.
âIâm sorry, what ARE you saying?â Sonic questioned.
âIs this familiar to you at all?â The thick man bends to his side and takes out a grayish green cap with a metallic eagle pin perched on mid center. Below the eagle lay a skull with cross bones with the dulled black letters âSSâ on the side inscribed as sharply as lightning bolts. Immediately Sonic recognized the hat.
It looked so familiar to the dusty hat Tails and him found on the beach shore a few years prior. It had been placed in a tool-box in the workshop of the Torpedo-2.
âSeems to be some sort of old electricians hat...â Sonic observes.
âThat's not it, you dunce!â Eggman interjects. âIt's the official uniform helmet of the schutzstaffel of the the olâ third Reich, you idiot!â
âI don't know what the hell he's talking about.â Replies el presidente, watching the doors shut behind the doctor, and then looking back to the headwear. âThis is a hat that the Nazis wore, ya know, Hitler?â.
âOh, okay.â Sonic responded with confusion.
He didn't know who or what this Hitler guy was but he sounded important, he could always Google him later.
âSo what about him? Isn't he dead or something?â Sonic said as a wild guess. âYes he is but he's also not. . .â Trump replies sadly. âYa see. People keep comparing me to the Nazis, and I don't like it, I don't like itâ He nods as his turkey neck swings from side to side. He squinted his eyes in thought. âDon't like it. Uhh-uh.â
Sonic rocked his legs back and forth on the seat. âThat kinda sucks, but to be honest, egghead and I have some important matters to deal with,â he says with a frown thinking of his anger towards the mad doctor. âIâm kind of occupied saving the present. Ya know? Itâs kinda my thing?â
âWhatever you can dish out, I am up for itâ Sonic reprises with confidence as he pointed to himself.
âYou gotta go back in time to take him down. Take him away from the world before he even makes his rise and before people have something to compare me to- uh I mean before he does something the world will mourn to seeâ Trump states. âHow do you expect me to go back in time?â Sonic questions. âYou're gonna run back in timeâ Trump confidently asserts to Sonic.
 âWell, I am fast, but sorry to break it to you, Mr President, but I am not that fast. Ya see, I need a little something to go as fast as we'd like.â Sonic turns his head down a little bit after humbling himself.
âOh, donât worry, I have that little somethingâ the orange man reassured. To his left there was a man in black standing vigilantly, his sunglasses giving any onlooker no signs of weakness or emotions to it. Trump looked to him, he looked back plainly as Trump nods his head with a smile; the same smile made when a child is ready to show his friend the coolest thing they have ever seen, bright and impatient.
The man in black taps on the wall that has a pad full of numbers, digit after digit the light to the side goes from green to red. Rrrrrr. The wall safe unlocked, the agent getting his gloves ready. Then, with a careful yet swift motion, the man held to a shining amber emerald. Sonicâs eyes went wide as the guard walked over to Trump, who was also prepping gloves.
âSomeone was fishing in the Great Lakes and found this thing. Is that incredible or what?â Trump said, polishing the gem that compared in color to his toupee. âHey, werenât you a fan of the guy, Pablo? Show the fast guy the picture we took,â Trump turned to Sonic and then added, âTrust me, you gotta see this guy. Nicest guy I ever met. Great at fishing too.â
The guard, Pablo, showed Sonic a photo on his iPhone. It was a sunny day, and there sat Pablo with thinner clothing, Trump, and Big the Cat. Big the Cat.
Sonic had to retrace his eye movements. B i g the C a t. He managed to find the Chaos Emerald by sheer coincidence? âOh, you like Big?â Sonic said, a little butthurt. He likes Big the Cat? What?
Pablo nodded. âBest fisher Iâve ever met.â The guard went to check on Eggman, while Sonic looked in disbelief. âSo, um, back to the topic, what do you want me to do? Use Chaos Control to go fast?â Trump nodded but still sat in a thinking position. âWell, yes and no. I want you to go fast, but you have to arrive back in time during World War One. Hitler was a very bad man. Killed a lot of people during World War Two.â
âOh, I get it. You want me to talk some sense into the guy!â Sonic suggested.
âNo, I want you to kill him. Itâs war. Itâs not inhumane when you could possibly be saving the lives of millyuns.â
Sonic sat up on the chair and focused hard. He has never killed anything before. The only thing he has âendedâ were the badniks. He couldnât remember any time in history he planned on killing someone for the solution of the worldâs problems.
âIâm sorry Mr. President, but I canât kill someone. Thatâs no good! I havenât killed anything yet, and donât aim on killing anyone now!â
Trump thought again, then smiled. âNo, you have killed something to save the world. Remember the Finalhazard, or the Black Arms?â
Sonic winced at the memory. âYes. I do. But I wasnât alone on those tasks.â it was Shadow, his friendly nemesis  that put most of the work in killing them. The edge hog could do pretty much any dirty work if it came to saving the world. Why not have him do the job? He could perform Chaos Control better than anyone, too.
âPlus, Iâd have to have another chaos emerald to perform chaos control to the point of traveling nearly a century back,â Sonic addressed, still thinking about the reality of killing someone. No president had asked him to do as such before.
      âWhat do you want with me? I have no business with youâ Dr Eggman erupts, âI haven't killed anyone, I haven't stolen, I haven't even yelled at a little girl in two weeksâ.
       âTwo weeks geez that's longer than meâ one of the agents mutters to the other.
       âNot the point. The president wants you here and we are going to wait until we see what he wants with you. Right now he's having word with your friendâ.
 âWell I wouldn't say friendâ Eggman corrects, âmore like mor-â
 The intercom on the wall glows red, being the only color in the gray interrogation room, âBring me the red guy, will ya?â Utters the magical voice of the Senior himself.
 âLet's goâ blankly says an agent. Both of which held Eggman by the back in his hand cuffs and opened the door to the more pleasant looking room of the the helicopter.
 Before making a word come out if his mouth, Sonic exhales sharply, âEggman, look: I need the chaos emerald you've gotâ
 âSorry to disappoint you, pestâ Eggman replies angrily,
âBesides, what could possibly motivate you to go into chaos control? And a better question, what could possibly motivate me, Doctor Ivo Robotnik, to hold an emerald so closely, so securely, that you haven't found it yet? Surely you have the wrong mad, cunning, handsome, and evil scientist. Oh and another thing, what are you going to do about your friends at the verge of drinking radioactive water?â Eggman freely spoke.
âLook Egghead, we can sort that out later, just give me the emerald, I know you're hiding it so might as well make it easy for usâ Sonic attempts to persuade with arms crossed.
âHow about this, you pest, what if I told you. . .â Eggman pauses as Sonic impatiently yet asks in a drawn out manner, âyes?â
âThat there are no emeralds on me and that you are wasting all of our timeâ The doctor rebuttals with great conviction in his answer. Sonic expels a great groan of frustration as the mustachioed menace did not give him the answer he needed, he would rather have heard that Eggman has hidden it so that Sonic could at least have the slightest clue, but sometimes answers don't come as quick as Sonic.
âAlright I think we're done hereâ the Grand Papi himself reenters the conversation as the doctor was dragged back to the gray room that he sat in prior to the failed conversation. Despite the fact Trump sat with his head down in thoughts and frustrations concerning his failed dreams Sonic felt an enormous breath of relief within him, the burden of killing has been lifted off of him before he even does the deed.
âI know you only talk like this about TV remotes but where was it last seen?â The president questions the hero in a subtle form of desperation, it was clear to Sonic that nothing in the world will move until Sonic reshapes it,
 âIt won't matter, Mr President; the emeralds go all over the world after the seven emeralds are all united for a purpose and last time that properly happened was when the Doc wanted to pursue the legacy in the Gaia Manuscripts. So now they have all scattered and we have found all of them except for that last emerald, it could be anywhere, all those other ones we bumped into outta sheer luck.â
âWhat about Tails, he's smart, let's see if he can help usâ Trump states while pretty much ignoring Sonicâs words as he pulls out his watch and taps away at his wrist shortly followed by a bright blue hologram of Tails rising up from Trump's wrist looking Trump in the eye, then turning his head to sonic, âWhoa! What's this about?â then turning back to the the orange, succulently thicc turkey, âWhat can I do you for you, Mr President?â
âTails, my bro, I'm phoning you and Sonic over here to help me settle a score on behalf of the whole wide worldâ
âThat sounds kind of. . . â Tails tries to come up with a good, softer synonym for sinister, âExtreme, what do you mean, revenge? Because I'm here to help people, not hurt themâ
âJust hear me out, tails, buddyâ Trump says to hold Tailsâ attention long enough to inform him about his ingenious political stunt.