Surprisingly he loved working, though seeing the zebra take off he chuckled and looked to Kinjo, "Take care of the monkey's I'll get that stripped horse!" he chuckled and ran off after the zebra once the pen was jumped over. Running after the animal he grinned, he never had to chase anything on four legs before. This was entertaining, he felt like he was in a western honestly. Chuckling he climbed up on the rail of the pen before hearing a loud yell. That was Kinjo's voice. Narrowing his eyes he felt something of dark nature close by. Snarling he looked to the zebra as it ran by. He ran after it and grabbed a fist full of the short Mohawk tuft and gripped its side. Pulling himself up he got on the zebra and wobbled before remembering something off a movie and straightened his body before making the zebra turn and jump over the fence. He heard the protest and shook his body, "Kinjo needs us now help me, I'll reward you with more apples first thing tomorrow." he said before guiding the zebra to the area he heard the shouts.<br/><br/>His friend's voice rang in his ears a second time and a dark menacing crack sounded as the air grew colder, the skies even darkened a little. An illusion was cast and the zebra he was riding on became like a firy zombie with embers for eyes, his figure even transformed into a similar rotting look of an 1800's soldier roten and with no head save for a skeleton face that was brimming with embers and smoke. The rider's mount reared and ran at the startled male who was snatched up by the clawed hand of the headless horseman. Riding towards the pond to be chucked into it with a splash. The real image that Kinjo possibly saw was the normal Jason riding on the Zebra, proud and cocky for being able to ride a zebra to come and grab the evil man and chuck him into the pond.<br/><br/>Jason dismounted and glared at the water, "These are my friend's animals not yours! Want them you gotta mess with the Boogieman of Bleu Bell High." he smirked and chuckled. Waiting for any action. For once using the nick name his brother gave him, as well as the one the teachers dubbed him.