Guest has been fighting the mayor, Jerry, on this for a long time. He wants to build over The Glade with his Beltway, which is just attaching one highway to another so people can drive around Beaverton four minutes faster. Guest fights with him daily like they’re children, pathetic arguments over very serious conflicts. Guest doesn’t want him to build over the The Glade because they care so deeply for the animals there. Plus, their grandma before passing, would take them there every day to get all their anger out.

Long story short, Jerry said if Guest could get a whole bunch of signatures on a petition in 48 hours, he wouldn’t fill The Glade with cement. The signature thing failed, but after talking to their professor at college, Guest found out that because the only reason Jerry can ruin that pond is because no wildlife live there, all they need is to get a beaver to inhabit that little area again. They tried, stayed out all the way until nightfall, but the only beaver that showed up walked right past. Guest followed it back to a basement of a lab beneath their college, found out their professor had made a device to put a person’s mind into this hyper-realistic beaver robot, then Guest put themself into the machine against their professor’s wishes.

They ran away, being chased down by their anxious professor and wandered through the forest. They could understand and communicate with every single animal. It was like a wonderful gift! After a little mishap where Guest tried to save a beaver from being eaten by a bear, which confused both the animals because they have “pond rules” that allow any animal to eat any other, Guest was taken to meet the King. George. He was very friendly, very positive and nice, explaining the pond rules, dancing with everyone. A beaver with a small golden crown.

Eventually, Guest asked to just talk alone. They wanted to explain the issue with the humans and The Glade, but George misunderstood.