The Sphinx, Egypt
Grandmaster Glitch is in need of a holiday, so he takes his Grimbots to Egypt for some rest and relaxation. Glitch is so relaxed that he falls asleep on his deckchair in the sand. The Grimbots want to play, so decide to bury him in the sand while he sleeps. Having so much fun burying Glitch, they decide to bury the Great Sphinx, one of the oldest statues in the world, built by hand thousands of years ago! The Go Jetters are also in Egypt, discovering some amazing Ancient Egyptian artefacts. When they discover that the Great Sphinx has been buried, they try to dig it out. But when they use click-ons to blow away the sand, they nearly create a sand storm!
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