This is the continuation, just taking a few months after the trip to Brazil gone wrong. This time, both Timothy and Kevin would go on into another country but with no conflicts included. Through each panel (or sub-panel), you may read this story below, enjoy.

Timothy Soro owned by  Skyblue2005
Kevin owned by  CyberAgentZack
Aurore owned by  McTaylis
Patih Jantung owned by  Patih_Jantung0404
Officer Yeou/Lieutenant Vixen owned by Squirrel and Hedgehog (made by SEK Studio)

Part 1 - Arrival
Few months after the trip to Brazil and the return back to the States, Timothy was visited by his wolf-deer friend Kevin, who had received two coupons from winning the lottery. Kevin asked Timothy if he had a long break, because he wanted the fox to join him on a trip to Singapore (as read from the coupons). Timothy agreed to come along, mainly due to lack of available activities from his friends and his sister being away with her friends in Texas. Few days later, Timothy and Kevin went to San Francisco International Airport to ride an airplane, bound for Singapore.

On the next day...
Announcer: Good morning passengers, we are arriving in the Changi International Airport. Please remain in your seats with seatbelts fastened until we arrive at the gate. Welcome to Singapore, and thank you all for flying Cebu Pacific.

Several minutes later...
Kevin: Here we are Tim. Aren't ya so excited?
Timothy: Definitely I am.
Kevin: Today, we'll be going on tour into each landmark ever known in this island nation, not to mention places to eat and take a pic!
Timothy: Okay okay, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. We've gonna need a place to stay first.
Kevin: Right, let's get ourselves some baggage down there.

Part 2 - Hotel
In the reception hall of Hotel 101
Kevin: Care to look at this? This hall looks modern and cool!
Timothy: Yeah, and I've been to a dozen hotels in my past decade. So I'm less surprised.
*Kevin's cellphone rang
Kevin: Mind if you appraoch this lady here? My phone's ringing.

*Kevin answered his cellphone and held it into his right side
Kevin: Hello? Yeah, we're in Singapore right now.
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Receptionist: Good morning sirs, welcome to Hotel 101. How can I help you?
Timothy: May we have a room for two?
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Kevin: We're staying for about a week.
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Receptionist: Of course, what kind of room do you want? We have double rooms, twin rooms, queen rooms, or a few suite rooms.
Timothy: Hey Kevin, sorry to interrupt, but which room?
Kevin: Hold a sec bud. We can go with a twin.
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Kevin: Hey bud, I'm back.
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Receptionist: A twin room? You look as hot as your deer bro here.
Timothy: Thanks, we're just friends we came across less than a year ago.
Receptionist: Awww, but you two look so cute. Oh what am I saying? I shouldn't give out my personal thoughts to customers like that.
Timothy: Is there a twin room available, miss?
Receptionist: Of course, please wait.

*Receptionist searched through a keycard shelf and picked up a card reading '210' and gave it to Timothy.
Receptionist: Here's the room keycard for room 210. I hope you two enjoy a wonderful stay here.
Timothy: Thank you miss. Hey Kevin, our room is 210.
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Kevin: Bud, I'll call you back later. Good bye.
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Kevin: Cool, to the elevator!

*Timothy and Kevin went into the elevator going up to second floor.
Receptionist: Aww man, if only Singapore were to open itself up to more types of people. Well, the same thing could be said in two Koreas.

*Timothy and Kevin entered room '210' which matched their choice: twin room
Kevin: Umm Tim. Doesn't this feel a bit less cool than the reception hall?
Timothy: It's alright. This room looks modest and clean.
Kevin: What makes you say that? You said you'd been through a dozen hotels. Are you saying that not all hotels you went through have rooms like this?
Timothy: Yeah, but when it comes to the lowest rank, I'd choose a two- or three-star hotel, let alone a clean room but with a crappy bathroom.
Kevin: Well, I guess this room looks adequate to me. Let's open up our baggage.

Few minutes later...
*Timothy looked into his open baggage while Kevin sat on the bed. Both of them were shirtless.
Timothy: You seem fond of someone being shirtless and ripped, don't you?
Kevin: True, I just can't help it. All my early teenage years of working out.
Timothy: How often do you walk around being that shirtless?
Kevin: Often at home, even with my friends around, ever since Brandon encouraged us to work out on a regular basis of being bodybuilders.
Timothy: Brandon, is he the yellow dragon?
Kevin: Yeah, he told me well about you, and the time you and he met back in the Alcatraz. Genetics, huh?
Timothy: Yeah, what's there to be a more reasonable answer besides just genetics? However, I haven't got to ask about you since we parted ways few months ago.
Kevin: Oh, I've been making artworks online for the last few months. And you?
Timothy: The same.
Kevin: Frankly, I'm looking forward to rest my head on your chest.
Timothy: Yeah, that felt really nice. Wanna do it before we pick shirts and go out?
Kevin: Why not, buddy?

Part 3 - Trip
*Timothy and Kevin walked out of the hotel after several minutes, and Timothy gave out a map of Singapore with landmarks encircled.
Timothy: Okay Kevin, which one do you want us to go?
*Kevin excited planted his finger onto an encircled label 'Merlion'
Kevin: Ethan once went to Sinagpore and even got a photo-op here!
Timothy: You sound excited
Kevin: That's because I so want to catch up to that cheetah. He started travelling around the world just a year before me! The problem is, how do we reach there?
Timothy: Wanna go for a taxi?
Kevin: Nah, I'm more familiar with metro back in Metro Manila, there's so much traffic on road!
Timothy: True, I feel ya. But I hear Singapore has a lighter traffic on road.
Kevin: You don't say. Still, I prefer metro, like one I searched online.
Timothy: Oh, there's a metro station near this hotel.
Kevin: Cool. How far is it?
*Timothy moves his finger up into a metro station icon just across the wide road.
Timothy: Here, nearby the mosque.
Kevin: Just a block away and across the six-lane road? Crud.

*Half an hour later, and Timothy and Kevin had arrived at One Fullerton Mall, which was tolerably distant from the Merlion on foot.
Kevin: Umm, where's the Merlion? And where are we right now?

*Timothy looked at the mall's signage and took out his map to find where One Fullerton Mall was.
Timothy: Oh, we're quite close to the Merlion.
Kevin: Cool
Timothy: And you forgot to bring your own map, didn't you?
Kevin: Good guess, and I haven't even said that.

*Timothy and Kevin walked past the mall and its nearby park until they reached the Merlion spouting water at the bay and overlooking the famous Marina Bay Sands and its smaller nearby buildings (such as ArtScience Museum)
Kevin: Finally, we're here to witness the Merlion shoot out water into the sea! Haha! Take that Ethan!
Timothy: Yeah, too excited.
Kevin: Hehehe! Can we just take a selfie here?
Timothy: Bring out your phone then.

*Kevin brought out his cellphone and prepared it for a camera shot, aiming at himself, Timothy, and the Merlion.
Kevin: Say cheese!

*Kevin and Timothy made hand gestures in front of the Merlion and Kevin tapped the button for few shots, not knowing that some blue lizard girl decided to photobomb behind the former two.
Kevin: Now, let's see the pictures. Ummm, is that girl dabbing behind us?
Timothy: It's pretty clear she was just trolling us.

*The same lizard girl approached the two.
Aurore: Good guess, fox boy. My name's Aurore. My husband and I are on a 1-week trip here.
Timothy: Good to know. At least you're having fun, especially with photobombing our shots.
Kevin: What are you and your husband planning to do here today?
Aurore: Yetshi is in the toilet in a moment. We were shopping in the mall nearby a while ago, so right now we're about to go to Univeral Studios.
Timothy: It's in Sentosa Island, isn't it?
Aurore: Is it? I thought that island is simply named 'Universal Studios', but why 'Sentosa'?
Timothy: Centuries ago, perhaps?
Kevin: Don't you think Univeral Studios is not the only thing that island has to offer?
Timothy: I came there twice, so I once thought Universal Studios is the only thing in Sentosa before.
Aurore: Geez, even Yetshi took too little time to research more about that island. Nevertheless, it's nice talking to you. I see my boy coming out of the toilet. See ya!

*Aurore waves goodbye at Timothy and Kevin, as she runs towards Yetshi at the toilets. Kevin looked down for a brief thought, and realized something.
Kevin: Wait a sec, hadn't we just met Yetshi before?
Timothy: As in Yetshi McTaylis? Yeah we did.

Part 4 - Lunch
After few hours of strolling around certain landmarks around Singapore (except the Sentosa Island), Timothy and Kevin walked into an open street restaurant, with many people walking into stalls and eating at tables.
Kevin: Woah, so many people in this place. Is this where your friend suggested us to eat?
Timothy: Yeah, apparently it's so popular that even tourists start barging into here. Let's find a vacant table quick.

*After few minutes of struggle with many tables occupied, Timothy and Kevin managed to find an empty table and took their seats.
Kevin: Phew. Now we can order whatever want to eat.
Timothy: Okay Kevin, what do you want? We're in front of several stalls here.

*Kevin looked at a line stalls, with lines of customers blocking his view.
Kevin: I honestly don't know. This looks more crowded than the other side.
Someone: Perhaps try my favorite food?

*Kevin looked at his back to find a chubby cat in bright red shirt, holding two plates of Nasi Lemak.
Kevin: Wait, you must be Patih Jantung!
Patih: In a flesh! Good noon fellas!
Kevin: Good noon Patih! It's my first time seeing you!
Timothy: Long time no see Patih, kinda our first time meeting each other in real life.
Patih: Our meals today are plates of Nasi Lemak.
Kevin: Are those from Malaysia?

*Patih served Timothy and Kevin two plates of Nasi Lemak and sat down beside Kevin
Patih: Iya. Nasi lemak is a rice meal cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf. It's also the national dish of Malaysia.
Kevin: Singapore's a cultural mixed bag, isn't it? Mostly Malay, Chinese, Indian and English.
Patih: Yeah, what would Singapore be nowadays, if it remained under Malaysia?
Timothy: And speaking of cultural mixed bag, why are stalls selling food from other countries?
Patih: I sense you saw one stall selling pancit canton and beef sisig, which are something you Filipinos eat. Not to mention siopao, chicken pater, kare-kare, halo-halo, mango float, and other foods I can't remember to mention.
Timothy: Are other cultures making precedence here in Singapore?
Patih: Actually yes, kawan. Quite recently, we've got a lot of different immigrants coming to live here, but your culture is somehow the most influential here.
Kevin: Okay okay Patih, maybe it's best to eat now. Our meals are starting to feel a bit colder now.
Patih: Oh sorry, let's get it started fellas!

--Ending Story--