Chapter 4: Behind the scene.

Chapter 4: Behind the scene.

The annual showcase at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology buzzed with anticipation. Max, standing alongside Tadashi's friends—Go Go, Wasabi, Fred, and Honey Lemon—kept his thoughts to himself as the crowd waited for Hiro's presentation. Tadashi smiled, his pride clear as Hiro walked on stage, holding a small cylinder: the microbots.

Hiro's demonstration stunned the crowd. The microbots, controlled by his thoughts, formed structures and shapes that defied imagination. The audience erupted in applause, some people even moving closer for a better look. Max was in awe, but remained composed, glancing around and observing. As Hiro finished his demonstration, more people gathered, captivated by the revolutionary invention.Soon hiro finished his presentation.

When the clapping began to die down, max,Tadashi and his friends and as they congratulate hiro -Krei approached, intrigued. "I want to buy your microbots, Hiro. They could revolutionize technology," he offered, extending a hand toward Hiro. Krei's words carried weight, and for a moment, it seemed Hiro might accept. But then, Professor Callaghan, Hiro's mentor, interjected.

"Hiro, this is your decision. But selling your invention would mean giving up control of it forever," Callaghan cautioned, his gaze intense as he stood beside Hiro.

Krei, unfazed, pressed on. "I can offer more than just money—I can offer a future."

Hiro glanced between the two men, clearly conflicted. Max, still standing in the background, observed Krei and Callaghan closely. Tadashi stepped in, his voice steady. "It's up to you, Hiro. Take your time and make the right decision."

Hiro eventually declined Krei's offer, choosing to keep the microbots for himself. Krei's smile faltered, but he nodded in acknowledgment before leaving. Callaghan, meanwhile, gave Hiro a look of approval, subtly congratulating him on his decision.

Just as things were winding down, Aunt Cass, beaming. "Dinner's on me, everyone!" she called out. The group cheered and headed to eat dinner. Max followed, feeling a sense of relief that Hiro had chosen wisely.

Tadashi and Hiro stayed behind, saying they'd catch up later. As Max, Fred, Go Go, Wasabi, and Honey Lemon left the place, the night seemed peaceful. That is, until a deafening explosion ripped through the air. The group froze, realizing that Hiro and Tadashi were still inside.

Everyone rushed toward the burning building, their hearts racing and as they arrived at the explosion site and hiro was laying unconscious on the ground but he was alright —Max knew this moment was coming, but he had planned for it. The others thought Tadashi might have gone inside to save Callaghan. Aunt Cass was in tears, fearing the worst.

Without hesitation, Max sprinted into the inferno, ignoring the cries for him to stop. The heat was unbearable, but he pressed on, activating the forcefield watch he'd designed. The protective shield enveloped him, giving him just enough time to locate Tadashi. The forcefield from Tadashi's watch had activated, shielding him from the worst of the flames, but he was badly burned.

Max grabbed Tadashi and made his way out of the building, pushing through the smoke and fire. When he finally emerged, carrying Tadashi in his arms, the others looked at him in disbelief. Tadashi was alive, though his burns were severe. Max gently laid him down, scanning his injuries. They weren't as bad as they could've been, thanks to the forcefield.

Aunt Cass, sobbing, rushed to her nephew's side as Max reassured her. "He'll be okay, but we need to get him and hiro to the hospital," he said, trying to stay calm despite the chaos.

Inside, Max thought to himself, *Don't worry, Tadashi.I will heal you. This was necessary, but you'll make it through.* Even though he had interfered,he hope the timeline remained mostly intact.So hiro would still have his drive, his reason to continue the fight against Callaghan. This moment had to happen for the future.

As paramedics arrived and began treating Tadashi, Max couldn't shake the weight of his decision. There was no turning back now. The events were in motion, and it was up to him to make sure things played out the way they needed to. He would do everything in his power to protect them all.he could have also taken another more safety route than this without no one getting hard but he needed Tadashi out of action while Hiro goes on his journey to making big hero 6. Big hero 6? nah it's now 7.

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Four days had passed since the explosion at the SFIT, and Tadashi remained in the hospital. Though unconscious, his burns were healing, and the doctors reassured Aunt Cass and Hiro that he would wake soon. The shockwave had affected his head, but Tadashi's life was no longer in danger.

The day after the incident, Professor Callaghan's funeral was held. The city mourned the loss of the respected teacher who had perished in the fire. Tadashi had nearly lost his life trying to save him, an act of bravery that weighed heavily on Hiro.

Now, back home after visiting Tadashi in the hospital, Hiro wandered into the garage. He absentmindedly tinkered with a small mech robot, his thoughts still on his brother. But as he adjusted the mech's arms, it slipped from his grip and fell onto his leg. "Ow!" Hiro yelped, clutching his injured limb.

Suddenly, a soft whirring noise came from behind him. Hiro looked over his shoulder to see Baymax, Tadashi's healthcare companion, slowly inflating. The large, balloon-like robot waddled over to him, his eyes blinking into life.

"Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion," Baymax said in his calming tone. He leaned down, scanning Hiro with a small screen.

"I'm fine!" Hiro said quickly, not wanting to deal with the oversized robot. He waved his arms in protest as Baymax attempted to administer care. "Just—go back into your charging station!"

Baymax remained in place, patiently waiting for Hiro to sit still so he could treat him. Frustrated, Hiro tried to push Baymax back toward his charging box, but he tripped over something under the bed.

As Hiro fell to the floor, his eyes caught sight of something odd. A single microbot, stuck to his jacket, was twitching. He pulled it off, examining the small, black device. The microbots and their neural transmitter had been destroyed in the fire... so how was this one still moving?

At first, Hiro assumed it was malfunctioning, but Baymax knelt down and watched it carefully. "The microbot seems to be attempting to go somewhere," Baymax observed.

Hiro's eyes widened. It was moving... but where? Realizing there could be more to this than he first thought, Hiro quickly stood up. He glanced at Baymax, who looked at him with curiosity.

"Come on," Hiro said, grabbing his jacket. "We're going to follow it."

As Baymax slowly followed behind, Hiro's mind raced with possibilities. The microbot wasn't broken. Something else was going on, and he was determined to find out what.

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(author note): Some scenes may not exactly assume the movie but many things will still happened in the same way.)