Transformation Transportation Chapter 3: Mt. Rugged

I woke up with a yawn and a stretch, Spades by my side, still asleep. I dragged myself from the comfy bed and wrapped my cloak around me, fastening the latch at the neck. I then gently shook Spades awake. “Mmh...huh? What time is it?” She said, groggily sitting up.
“Time to get a move on.” I said, sitting down next to her.
“Haha, very funny...but fine, I guess we should move a bit quickly. Bowser’s probably heard what happened back at the fortress by now. So...yeah.” Spades said, pulling herself out of bed. She dressed herself, and we then went out to find Jopa. He was still fast asleep in his room, the door locked. “Of course…” I said, looking at the lock. “Let me try something…” I knelt down, putting my wand up to the lock. The lock then magically undid itself, allowing us to wake Jopa up, also shaking him awake. “Ugh...5 more minutes…” He said, rolling over. I shook him with a bit more force, causing him to sit up. “Fine…” He muttered. “But get out first.” We both left the room, and Jopa emerged a couple of minutes later, fully dressed. “Alright...so, where are we going again?” He said, rubbing his eyes.
“We need to take a train to Mt. Rugged, if I remember correctly.” I said. “Which should be at the south end of town. Come on, let’s go.” We all walked out the door of the inn, paying the fee before leaving. It didn’t take us long to get to the south end of town, where the train station was, the train waiting for someone to take. “Took us a while, but we got the tracks cleared, finally. All aboard for Mt. Rugged!” The conductor called out, the train starting up. We all hopped on board, and sat down for the ride to the desert.
“So...why don’t you wear anything aside from that cloak, huh?” Spades asked.
“It’s all the clothes that were in the house, aside from panties.” I replied.
“Really? Nothing else?”
“I looked everywhere, but there was nothing. I’ll probably grab something whenever we get to the outpost...I probably should have grabbed something in town but oh well.”
“Wow...yeah, that sounds like a good plan. So...you there, in the armor! You must be Jopa, right?” Spades said. Jopa nodded, then turned back to the window.
“Well...thanks for helping out. Say, what is that weapon called, anyways?”
“I...don’t have a name for it yet. I’ll think of one soon, though.” Jopa said. The train then came to a slow stop, pulling into the station. “Here we are.” The conductor said. “Mt. Rugged. Be careful out there.”
“We will, thanks for the ride!” I said, tossing him a small bag of coins before starting up the mountain.
Not far into the mountain, we came across a somewhat flat area, and a large crowd of enemies. A figure that looked similar to my own, but much smaller and older, dressed in purple, flew in on a broomstick. “So...you think you’re special, huh? You think you can just waltz into OUR fortress and storm the place? Well, THINK AGAIN, because you aren’t going any farther! Minions! ATTACK!” She said, flying off. The large horde of enemies charged at us, and before we knew it, we were in the middle of a battlefield.
Jopa simply grinned with an evil look on his face, pulling out his weapon. He charged right back at them, jumping into the middle and whacking foes left and right. Spades kept her distance, providing cover fire with her hammers, and I...well, I didn’t do much, at first. I was too distracted watching Jopa go to town on the crowd, cackling maniacally all the while. However, I was soon chased off by a small group of enemies, who caught me off guard. I ran like crazy, shouting “OH FRICK!” over and over again. However, after a few minutes, I tripped and fell again, but when I looked behind me, all the enemies were gone. “H-huh?” I said, stunned and confused. I got up, dusting my cloak off, then went back to the battle, firing fireballs into the crowd as well. Jopa was still in the middle of the seemingly endless crowd, swinging his weapon around, firing his sword off, even straight up punching some of the enemies, still laughing evilly as he got wrapped up in the bloodshed of combat. However, after several more minutes of Jopa whacking, punching, and even throwing enemies, the battle was won. “Hah...hah...wow, that was...something else.” I said, out of breath from running, as I had been chased down multiple times. “Did anyone see what happened to the enemies chasing me? Every time it happened, I panicked, tripped, and then they were all gone.”
“Yeah, I saw...every time you said ‘Oh frick,’ a storm cloud appeared and zapped one of ‘em. You actually kept running for a few minutes after they were gone on all of them.” Spades said, laughing a bit to herself.
“Huh...why do you think it happened?”
“I’m not sure, but...I think it might be your cloak. I’ve never seen a Magikoopa with a cloak quite like yours.” Spades said.
“So it’s a cloak...that creates storm clouds...when you say ‘oh frick’...I got it.” Jopa said with a grin on his face.
“What?” I asked, confused.
“It’s literally an Ohfrick Stormcloak.” Jopa said. I facepalmed, laughing. “Dangit...it really is...I love it yet hate it at the same time…” I sat down, contemplating my existence at this point. After a few minutes of this, we pressed on once again, the rest of the path being mostly uneventful. However, we eventually came across some gaps we couldn’t get across. “Well...normally, we’d have Parakarry get us across these gaps, but we don’t have him...even if we did, I doubt he could carry us, even individually.” I said. “Hold on...let me try something, again.” I said. I pointed my wand at the gap, focusing. A bright blue platform then appeared, bridging the gap. More of them appeared over the rest of the gaps. “Haha...light bridges! Come on!” I said, darting across the platforms. We made it the rest of the way over Mt. Rugged, but it was once again dark out by the time we did so. “Guess we’re camping, tonight.” I said, sitting against the fence post at the water tower. Jopa began gathering stones and whatever plant material he could find, building a fire pit, while Spades set up the tents: one for Jopa, and one for herself and me. I started the fire once the pit was ready, and we sat around it, talking. “So...what was going on in that battle there, huh?” Spades said, referring to Jopa.
“I just got really wrapped up in it...I guess this form has a love of combat or something...which makes sense, I suppose.”
“Alright...did you ever think of a name for your weapon?”
“Yes, I did, actually. It’s inspired off of Norse mythology, but it’s called Brungnip.”
“Oh, nice!” Spades said. “I like it. Rather fitting, too.”
“I like it, too. Sounds cool, because the weapon is cool.” I said, yawning afterwards. “Wow, it got late quick. Well, goodnight.” I said, crawling into the tent. Spades crawled in with me, and Jopa crawled into his own. Spades and I both stripped down to panties again, sitting in our sleeping bags. “Hey uh...Ace?” Spades said.
“Yeah?”
“Can I...can I have another squeeze?” She said, blushing again.
“Sure.” I said, nodding. She gave my breasts a gentle squeeze, using both hands. “T-thanks...I kinda like having someone around with a similar body shape to mine...it’s nice to see a big pair of boobs that aren’t my own. Ones I don’t have to look down to see and squeeze.”
“O-oh, thanks.” I said, blushing a bit as well. I then pulled into my sleeping bag, using my arm as a pillow for the night. Spades fell asleep a bit later, her sleeping bag pressed up against mine.