Time passed.
Robot kept thinking about MechaTron.
"I can't fly or fight," he thought.
"So how can I be awesome like MechaTron?"
Suddenly Robot had an idea.
"I know who to ask."
He hurried into the playroom.
It was very noisy.
"Horse!" Robot called.
Noly ran over. "Hi, Robot! Want to play?"
Robot ignored Noly as Horse came over.
"Hello, Robot," Horse said.
"How can I help you?"
"Well . . ." Robot snapped his claw.
"As you know, I'm the coolest toy here."
"That's true!" Noly said.
Horse slowly nodded. "Uh-huh."
"But there's another robot named MechaTron," Robot said.
"He flies and fights and saves people."
"Yes?" Horse said.
"I want to be a hero like him," Robot said.
"I see," Horse said.
"Well, for toys, there's one way to be a hero," Horse said.
"Great!" Robot said. "What is it?"
"All you have to do is—"
"Yes, Horse?" Robot said.
Horse smiled. "Make a child happy."
"Huh?" Robot said. "But heroes fly and fight!
They're tough and powerful."
"Not all heroes," Horse said.
"Bah!" Robot stomped his foot. "This is silly."
"You thought Rabbit's wish was silly," Horse said.
"But remember what I said about the fairy?"
"Yes," Robot said.
Horse thought a fairy made Rabbit's wish come true.
And now Rabbit was a real rabbit.
"Hmm," Robot said. "Maybe I can try making a wish.
Then I'll look for that fairy."
"Wow!" Noly said. "You're so smart!"
"Sure, you can try it," Horse said.
"But remember, Robot.
Things don't always go how we expect."