The next day, Red and the Blues were playing snakes and ladders game in the living room, where they were having fun.

It's Red turn to roll the dice. When he tossed it, a cube shows two dots, and the other one showed five. "Seven! Great." He moved his piece in five steps. "Okay, your turn." He gave the dice to Jim.

Jim tossed the dice, showing one cube four dots and the other one six dots. "Yay! Ten!" He moved his piece in 10 steps, which it was now stopped on the ladder. He moved his piece up to the ladder.

"Wow! Nice moves!" Red exclaimed. Suddenly, there was a knock by the door. "I got it." He stood up, and walked to the door.

He opened the door and saw the caretaker in front of him. "Oh, hi. What brings you here?

"I'm here for the boys." The caretaker answered. "I'm here to take them back."

Red cannot believe what he's hearing. She was taking the Blues back? Why? He hasn't called her to return them back. "What?"

Her mood turned to sadness. "Sorry, Mr. Red, just following orders."

Behind her was Judge Peckinpah, glaring at him. Red realized that Peckinpah was the one who called the care taker to return the boys to the orphanage.

"I will get the boys ready." Red sighed.

As Red told the Blues about it, Jake and Jim let out cries, but Jay angrily march upstairs to his room, and start packing. He knew Red can't be trusted, even if he was willing to adopt them.

After they pack, Jim held onto Red's leg, while Jake and Jay dragged their suitcase and followed the caretaker.

"Please, don't take us away, Mr, Red!" Jim cries.

"Come on, boys. We better be going." The caretaker said as she gathered the Blues in front of her.

"Thanks, Mr. Red. Thanks for everything." Jay said, feeling betrayed as the caretaker dragged them forward. Jay and Jim just walked forward without looking back, while Jim, with tears in his eyes, looked back at Red while he was dragged.

When Red looked at the Blues one last time, Peckinpah stared at Red with his wings on his back, "I did it for your own good. Come on, let's get ready for battle."

When the judge left, Red was now sadder that he never had before. He looks at them in shame.

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Throughout the days, Red is not concentrating in his fellow birds, training as he always thinks about the Blues. He didn't even practice targeting himself. While doing chores in his house, it was quieter and boring without those three blue hatchlings. Meanwhile, the Blues were so sad that they returned to the orphanage. Some nights, they escaped to live in their own house in the forest. But still, they feel sad that they are no longer with Red.

Finally, the day has come. The pigs arrived near the beach of Bird Island with their ships. The birds are already on the beach early to prepare. Terence placed the slingshot in front as he pushed it a little deeper in the sand so it will not be removed. Red knew that this day would come. He has to lead his fellow birds to a fight to protect the eggs and save the island.

Chuck holds a red ticket, and showed it to Red, "Red, buddy, what about the recital?"

"Chuck, I don't have time for this." Red scowled. "We have pigs to fight."

The yellow canary just put the red ticket on a rock as the birds prepared themselves in the slingshot, and launched in the air.

Some of the birds like Chuck, Bomb, and Matilda hit the ships with their power. Matilda releases explosive balls on one of the ships, Chuck uses his super speed to plunge holes on another ship, and Bomb landed on another ship, and exploded. Just like them, Bubbles, Hal, and Terence did the same. Bubbles landed inside one of the ship, and inflated, making the ship collapse into pieces. Hal launched himself, and fly back like a boomerang, and hit a captain of another ship. And Terence..., well, you know how he is.

Unbeknownst to the birds, both on the shore and at the sea, a motor boat arrived on the shore, and a pig sneaks in the village.

While watching the birds launching themselves in the air, and destroying the ships, Red noticed the red ticket for the recital. He looked at his wrist watch to check the time. With a quick glance, he realized he has still time. He secretly ran back to the village to get to the studio.

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At the studio, Jim took a pick from the curtain to check if Red was there, but he only sees more strange birds.

"He'll come, isn't he?" Jim looked at Jake.

"Why would he come?" Jay snapped. "He gave us up."

"But he pinkie promised." Jim reminded.

"Kids." The teacher bird called. "Places, kids!"

"No, we can't start yet!" Jake said. "We're still expecting someone."

"Can we just wait a few more minutes? " Jim begged with his puppy eyes.

The teacher can't resist those eyes as he sighed, "All right. But just a few more minutes."

As the teacher left, Jay glared at his brothers, "Forget it. He's not coming guys."

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Meanwhile, Red run as fast as he can to get into that recital, but he was distracted when he stumbled on a rock, struggling from a snake, and fell on a pond.

When the recital had started, the hatchlings begin to sing "The Mighty Red" song. Jay, Jake, and Jim have no happy mood of singing the song as they feel sad about Red not going to their recital. But suddenly, a mysterious figure appeared from the back of the audience.

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Since he passed through some difficult obstacles, Red finally arrived in the studio, but he saw that studio was empty, and the janitor was fixing the chairs.

"Sorry, sir. Recital's over." The janitor said.

"Over?" Red was saddened that he missed the Blues recital. He looked at a reserved chair with a piece of paper that says, "Jay, Jake, and Jim's dad", which it was reserved for him. He was touched and sad at the same time that his adoptive son's reserved a seat for him, even he never want to gave them up. When he turned the paper, he saw a note that was shock to him. When he realize who took the Blues, Red quickly ran out of the studio to rescue them.