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First, his cat, Mr. Whiskers, started talking in riddles. "The cheese moon is ripe for harvesting," he whispered, before jumping through the refrigerator and vanishing into a hidden portal. Bewildered, Scott followed and found himself in a realm where sentient breakfast foods ruled.
Pancakes with mustaches and top hats floated around, debating syrup politics. A grumpy toast king, crust hardened like armor, accused Scott of being a spy from the Waffle Empire. In his defense, Scott claimed to be a mere mortal searching for his cat, but the toast king was having none of it. "Only the brave may pass," he declared, wielding a butter knife as if it were Excalibur.