Lilo & Stitch and the Lost experiment

Chapter 6: planet puzzle time!

"Okay, coconut rocket, go faster!" I yelled. Space was super big and black, but with tons of sparkly dots. Stitch was bouncing in his seat, pointing at everything. "Ooh! Shiny rock! Look, Lilo!"
Nani held onto the side of the rocket. It was still kinda bumpy, even in space. "Jumba, are you sure this thing won't fall apart?"
Jumba patted the side of the coconut. "Is very strong! Strong like... uh... very strong glue!"
Tussah flew his little spaceship right next to us. He waved with all four of his hands. "Hello again! Ready to fix some planets?"

"Ready!" Stitch and I said at the same time. We looked at each other and giggled.
We flew up to a little green planet that looked like someone had taken a big bite out of it. "Oh no!" I said. "Look at this poor planet!"
Tussah flew his ship closer. "Don't worry! I have just the thing!" He opened a compartment on his ship, and little floaty tools came out. They looked like tiny robot arms with grabby claws.

"These are Planet Fixers!" Tussah said proudly. "They can take the missing pieces and put them back where they belong!"
"Cool!" Stitch jumped up. "Stitch, help!"
Jumba pointed at the broken planet. "See the big hole? We need to find the missing chunk!"
We looked around in space. There were lots of floating rocks and bits of stuff. "Where could it be?" Nani wondered.
Then Stitch pointed with all four of his arms. "There! Big green rock!"

Sure enough, there was a big green rock floating not too far away. It looked exactly like the missing piece of the planet!
"Good job, Stitch!" I said.
Tussah flew his ship over to the big rock. The Planet Fixers zoomed over and started grabbing it. It looked like they were carrying a giant puzzle piece!

They slowly flew the rock back to the broken planet and carefully stuck it into the hole.
CRUNCH! It fits perfectly! The planet looked whole again!
"Yay!" we all cheered.
"Okay, next planet!" Tussah said, zooming off towards a little blue planet with a big crack down the middle.
This time, Tussah used his planet fixers to squirt some sparkly blue goo into the crack. It glowed for a second, and then the crack disappeared!

"Wow!" I said. "It's like magic!"
"Is not magic," Jumba said. "Is science! Very sticky science!"
We fixed a yellow planet with a big dent and a red planet that was split in half. It was like putting together a giant space puzzle! Stitch kept trying to help the Planet Fixers, but he mostly just bumped into them, which made me giggle.
"Careful, little cousin!" Tussah said, chuckling.

After fixing four planets, we saw Vroblok's donut spaceship in the distance. He was trying to scoop up a tiny purple planet with a giant net!
"There they are!" Nani yelled. "We gotta stop them!"
"Time for coconut rocket to go super fast!" I said, holding on tight. This space adventure was way more exciting than I thought it would be!