At night, when the moon is full, Chiko sees Wally walking on the roof of his house and balancing on the edge. He wakes up Krash, and together they watch as Wally falls from the roof into the bushes and then goes into the house. Later, Carlin tells Krash and Chiko that Wally is a sleepwalker, and there's nothing wrong with that. Krash objects, in case Wally crashes or sets fire to Carlin's house. Carlin finds in the book that a sleepwalker can be cured if you hide the moon from him, but he warns Krash and Chiko not to wake Wally up in any case, otherwise he will fall and get injured.
On the next full moon, Krash and Chiko come to Wally's house and glue all the windows and doors with sheets, but one piece comes off and the moonlight penetrates into the house. Wally leaves the house and begins to wander on the roof. Chiko covers him with an umbrella, but accidentally stumbles and drops it. Then Krash puts his helmet with dark glasses on Wally, and he immediately lies down on the roof. Krash is doubly leaning on him, which is why the poet falls from the roof onto a tree. Krash and Chiko jump after him, but hang on to the branches. Wally loses his helmet and descends from the tree, after which he goes back into the house. Krash and Chiko hang on a tree until morning, trying their best not to fall asleep.
In the morning, Wally leaves the house and is surprised to notice friends hanging from a tree. He does not understand how they got there and assumes that perhaps they are sleepwalkers and got there in a dream. Wally runs for help because he is so afraid of heights.
Tropes
- Never Wake Up a Sleepwalker: Carlin warns Krash and Chiko not to wake up Wally otherwise he will fall and get injured.
- Sleepwalking: Wally was suddenly a sleepwalker.
- Wall Crawl: During sleepwalking, Wally walks on a vertical wall and a tree without any explanation.
