Scott Tenorman's return to South Park was anything but peaceful. He was back for one thing and one thing only - revenge on Eric Cartman, for the Chili Incident.

Cartman, blissfully unaware of Scott's impending return, was engaged in his usual antics around the town. Little did he know, Scott had been planning his revenge for months.

Scott wasn't working alone. He had an unusual companion, Wendy Testaburger. She held a grudge against Cartman for her own reasons, making an unlikely alliance with Scott.

Scott's plan was to publicly humiliate Cartman at the annual South Park fair, subsequently forcing him to move out of South Park forever.

Meanwhile, Cartman was busy plotting his own agenda. If only he knew what Scott had planned for him at the fair.

As the fair drew nearer, Scott and Wendy's plan started taking shape. They had been training tirelessly, preparing for the big day.

On the day of the fair, Scott's face wore a wicked grin. Looking at the oblivious Cartman, he whispered to Wendy, "It's time."

Cartman, surrounded by his friends on the fairground, was clueless about the storm that was about to hit him.

Scott started the first part of his plan by provoking Cartman over the PA system. Cartman, unable to ignore the taunts, took the bait.

As he stormed toward the PA system to confront Scott, the crowd watched in anticipation. Wendy stood by Scott's side, smirking at Cartman's cluelessness.

Next, Wendy unleashed a barrage of embarrassing photos of Cartman on the big screen, much to the amusement of the crowd.

Cartman looked around in panic. He was losing control of the situation. Scott was getting his revenge, and there was nothing Cartman could do about it.

Furious and embarrassed, Cartman tried to turn the tables by attempting to discredit Scott, but his arguments fell on deaf ears.

With the upper hand, Scott, aided by Wendy, continued his assault on Cartman's character, revealing multiple instances of his manipulative behavior to the crowd.

Cartman was cornered. He retreated, deciding to escape the scene before things got worse. However, Scott had one last trick up his sleeve.

As Cartman attempted to flee, Scott activated a trap he had set up earlier. Cartman landed in a mud pit, further humiliating him in front of everyone.

The whole town of South Park erupted in laughter, leaving Cartman, covered in mud, devastated and humiliated in front of his peers.

Wendy relished the moment, happy to have had a part in teaching Cartman a lesson. Her alliance with Scott had worked out better than she had expected.

Meanwhile, Scott reveled in sweet victory. His revenge was complete. He had achieved his goal - to embarrass Cartman in the most epic way possible.

Cartman, defeated, left the fair. His pride was shattered, and he vowed never to forget this day, adding one more name to his list of enemies - Wendy Testaburger.

At the end of the day, Scott left South Park with satisfaction. He had achieved what he came for, and left Cartman to his solitary shame.

Wendy stayed back, content with the day's events. However, she knew that this was just one victory in a long battle against Cartman.

Cartman, left alone in his muddy humiliation, felt the sting of public embarrassment, vowing vengeance against Scott and Wendy.

As the fair ended, South Park buzzed with tales of Cartman's downfall. It was clear that this was one day Cartman would never forget.

From afar, Scott smiled. He had taught Cartman a lesson he knew the latter would remember for a lifetime. His return to South Park had been worth it.

Wendy, back in school, couldn't help but smile thinking about the fair. She knew Cartman would think twice before messing with her in the future.

Cartman, licking his wounds, plotted his next move. The townspeople of South Park would never let him live this down, but he was far from defeated.

South Park returned to its usual routine, but with one thing different - the town had witnessed Cartman's humiliation, and things would never be the same again.

Despite everything, the tales of Cartman's downfall brought a fleeting unity among the kids, giving them a common adversary.

Scott's return and subsequent departure, Wendy's alliance, and Cartman's downfall - all made for a memorable chapter in the history of South Park.

Wendy, having made her point, went back to her usual life, ready to face whatever Cartman might throw her way next.

Cartman, although humiliated, was not a quitter. He rallied, ready to plot his next plan, adding fuel to the ongoing saga of South Park.

Scott, somewhere far from South Park, watched the town from a distance, knowing he had left a legacy behind. His grudge against Cartman was finally settled.

Life in South Park went on, but Scott's revenge on Cartman was a story that would be remembered for generations. It was a tale of payback, alliances, and epic downfall.

Yet, in this tale of revenge, the town of South Park learnt a valuable lesson - no one, not even Eric Cartman, was invincible.