The Ninja Librarian abroad?

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Stinklet has decided to go see the world, and the Ninja Librarian is struggling to keep up!

Who’s worried where he is?
The Librarian is worried about the little guy!

Big Al and the rest of the gang from the school are saying,

Stinklet’s not ready to go home yet, but don’t worry, kids! He’ll be back in Skunk Corners when he’s done looking around a bit!

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