Hero of the rails (My version)

Chapter 10: One final run!

Thomas was so happy he wanted to whistle and wheesh.

Thomas: Thank you, sir. Thank you. (puzzled) What about Spencer? He needs help too.

Duke: I told Spencer not to leave the summer house, and he did. So Spencer must wait his turn for help after Hiro.

[The scene changes to Hiro in his siding when Thomas arrive]

Thomas: Hiro! I've seen Sir Topham Hatt. He knows you're the Master of the Railway. You're gonna be sent to the Sodor Steamworks, not the Smelter's Yard.

Hiro: Hooray for Thomas!

Thomas: Hooray for Hiro!

[The scene changes to Thomas and Percy taking Hiro to the Steamworks]

The next day, Thomas and Percy heaved and hauled Hiro to the Sodor Steamworks. Sir Topham Hatt was waiting.

Sir Topham Hatt: Welcome, Hiro. It's a pleasure to meet you after so long.

Hiro: Thank you, sir. I thank you very much. And I thank you for Thomas and his friends.

Sir Topham Hatt: Thomas and his friends did their best. Victor will make sure that you'll soon be Master of the Railway once more.

Victor: Of course, sir. Anything for you. I will do my very, very best. We all will.

[A bang happened]

Kevin: Sorry, boss.

Victor: (sighs) I'm sorry, sir. Very slippy hook.

Sir Topham Hatt: So I see.

[Victor glares at Kevin then blushes as he smile nervously at Sir Topham Hatt]

Thomas: Don't worry, Hiro. Victor is the best.

[The restoration begins and during that, Kevin fall over, making Victor roll his eyes in frustration]

[The scene changes to a few days later when the restoration is finished]

 A few days later, all the engines went to see Hiro.

Azul: Here he comes!

[then Hiro moves]

 He puff forward slowly.

[Gordon, Henry, Edward and Toby gasps]

The engines gasped.

Thomas: Whoa!

[Hiro whistles]

 Hiro look wonderful, as good as new.

Thomas: How do you feel, Hiro?

Hiro: Very happy, Thomas. i never thought this day would come.

Sir Topham Hatt: Job done, Victor. Welcome back, Master of the Railway.

Hiro: Thank you, sir.

Sir Topham Hatt: Now, Thomas. Go and get that Spencer out of the mud.

[The scene changes to Spencer feeling very sad and regretful while still being stuck in the mud]

Thomas: Here I am, Spencer. I've come to help you.

Spencer: You can't help me, Thomas. You're not strong enough.

Thomas: You're right, Spencer. But I have just the engine who can help.

[Hiro puffs up, resulting in a very shocked Spencer]

Spencer: Who are you?

Hiro: I am Hiro.

Spencer: Are you the scrap engine?

Hiro: I was the scrap engine.

Spencer: Blistering boilers!

Hiro: Spencer, it's time to get you out of the mud.

[Hiro pulls up, with Rocky on tow]

Rocky: Hello Spencer. What do you know.

Hiro shunted and shifted Rocky into the right place. Very slowly and carefully, Rocky lifted Spencer back onto the tracks. And then with a mighty heave and ho, Hiro pulled Rocky and Spencer towards the Sodor Steamworks.

[The scene changes to Spencer at the Steamworks]

Narrator: When Spencer was fixed, he join Hiro and Thomas. Together, the three engines worked on the summer house. They huffed and puffed their hardest.

[They finished work on the summer house]

Spencer: Thomas, I'm sorry I thought you were very tricky. And Hiro, I'm sorry I called you a heap of scrap. You are all fine friends.

[The scene changes to the summerhouse that night]

That night, Thomas and Hiro were resting. Their axles ached and their wheels were weary. Thomas saw that Hiro was sad.

Thomas: What's the matter, Hiro?

Hiro: You've been very kind, Thomas. The best friend I could ever had along with the other engines. But I want to go home.

Thomas: I understand, Hiro. (gasps) I can help you. Wait here.2

Narrator: And before Hiro could puff Master of the Railway, Thomas had chuffed away.

[The scene changes to Knapford station]

Thomas: Sir, I need your help. I know you'll understand. Hiro wants to go home. Don't get me wrong, Hiro loves Sodor, and our railway, but, he is really homesick. He hasn't been home for a very long time and he misses his friends and his island.

Sir Topham Hatt:  I understand, Thomas. You did well to ask me. Of course, I will help you. Tell Hiro not to worry.