Two Revenges

All of the Alphas except for Cosmo teleported into the sewers, careful to sustain Keldeo's bubble shields with their own powers. Cosmo wouldn't be around to heal their wounds, so they had to be extra careful.
"I hate these small spaces!" Sophia muttered, defying the nature of horses.
Horses like to be sassy and to speak loudly, for your information.
Soon, they reached the Chaos Chasm. Apophis's life energy jumped up in the form of green mist from an endless void.
"What do we do now?" LaSalle muttered. She could use rockets, Lisa use telekinesis, Greely use dark energy, Peck a jet pack she painted, and Graham use his contraptions, but otherwise the Alphas couldn't fly.
"Don't worry, my wolf pack could command phantoms. I'll mimic the cry of a phantom and get us to walk over a bridge. They don't even zap you." Greely whispered. Harper was trying to get her excess fur to rotate like helicopter blades and was relieved to hear this.
Greely let out a whistle only phantoms could hear, and a bridge of phantoms constructed itself like a cloud of bats.
" Run across! We don't have much time! LaSalle, are you able to bend vision to make an illusion?" Greely said.
LaSalle nodded.
She bent the very fabric of space, and made it seem like they were particularly large phantoms. A Jamaasian would use the fabric of time, but Vramaasians used other means.
As they crossed, the phantoms started to congregate near the entrance as the need for more and more phantoms was no longer present.
Little scans went over every alpha, but they could not detect any intruders, although there were intruders before their very eyes.
Inside, the black palace was a wonderful yet horrifying hall of beauty. Now, entire skeletons hung from the ceiling, some disassembled to make chandeliers, and many Jammers captured before the female alphas left were led to roboticization chambers.
LaSalle reached for her master-deroboticization pistol, but Lisa snatched it and shook her head.
The Alphas steadily walked toward the robot slaves doing heavy labor, and waited.
Then, LaSalle bent space to make her seem invisible, and carefully de-roboticized many of the slaves and teleported them to where they should be.
The other Alphas wandered around and tended to Apophis while they waited for LaSalle to de-roboticize everyone and destroy the roboticization machines.
"Why can't I be in the action?" Peck whined telepathically.
"Wait. I think that there are some bots here LaSalle didn't de-roboticize..." Graham said silently to Peck.
"Nonsense!"
"Trust me, I know a machine when I smell it."
To confirm Graham's fears, two frost dragons charged out of large cages, each mechanical.
The phantoms scattered in their wake, which was never a good sign.
"We will have our revenge... Lord Apophis programmed the neuro-overriders to let us get sweet revenge!" the frost dragons hissed.
"Well, have revenge on the table, because I don't want it." Amelia said, somehow summoning the Soup Day table. The cloaks on the Alphas fell off, but the phantoms were too busy dodging the frost dragons to notice.
The frost dragons froze and roasted the table at the same time happily, but that wasn't enough.
"Sacrifice more... MORE!" the frost dragons hissed.
Amelia sent some yetis flying into their mouths, and somehow gave Puff a proper burial with her teleportion powers.
"Fine, have it your way. But we will get true revenge...later!" the dragons said like two hours later.
"I'm hungry, did the mission have to last so long?" Peck complained.
The dragons stomped into the never-ending halls, leaving LaSalle's boyfriend in their wake.
"Kragok! Did you re-program them?" LaSalle cried.
Kragok answered with a laser to the chest, which bounced off her upgraded skin.
"No! You are still a slave!" LaSalle cried unhappily.
"YOU-WILL-BE-FULLY-ENSLAVED-THAT-WAS-DELAYED-BECAUSE-OF-AIOS'S-FOOLISHNESS."Kragok said, making mad grabs for LaSalle's neck.
LaSalle pressed her tool-infused fur tuft, and a small neuro-overrider chip popped out of it.
"Kragok, I know you're in there, answer me!" LaSalle said, tears of oil coming out of her eyes. The Alphas and the phantoms watched in wonder.
Kragok aimed a laser cannon at her, but faltered.
"MUST..CANNOT...MUST...CANNOT..."Kragok said, making weird beeping noises. His red eyes glowed with anger and reluctance at the same time.
LaSalle made a beeline around Kragok, carefully avoiding his attacks. She slipped the neuro-overrider into his butt (yeah, disturbing, right?) and stood back.
Sparks came out of Kragok's coating, and yet part of him seemed to resist.
"MUST...CANNOT...MUST...CANNOT..."Kragok kept babbling.
LaSalle watched him slowly shift to simply "CANNOT", and hugged him.
Kragok's steely expression softened, and the metal coating slipped off.
The neuro-overrider fell to the ground with a insignificant chink.
"Oh, Kragok, I missed you dearly!" LaSalle said to the tiger.
"My fair LaSalle... I was the same, only I wasn't allowed to feel that way." Kragok said, eyes sparkling at the sight of LaSalle.
"You see, a robot grabbed me out of bed in the middle of the night, and when I woke up and struggled, they put a dangerous amount of sleeping gas up my nose! That is all I remember, but my free will struggled against the process of roboticization and tried to emerge a few times..." Kragok said.
Kissing each other, all of the alphas and Kragok teleported back to the hut.