Vore-Seeker

Right now, the Watch-Fatties were facing their most daunting mission yet; just trying to get into their headquarters. Unlike last time, the problem wasn't that the doors needed to be widened, but rather that they were forced to inch their way through the mob of reporters and many other civilians who were constantly shouting at them. Some wanted their opinion of the return of the Watchmen, others wanted to know why they hadn't been arrested yet, while others were boasting that the age of oppression was over and that true heroes would reign once again. It was all just eardrum rattling noise to them and they had never felt so relieved to hear th

With the sun down, and darkness blanketing the city, happy children soon ran through the streets, all dressed up for tonight was Halloween. Many different costumes were seen going from door to door, from pirates to ninjas, princesses, and even a couple of Watch-Fatty lookalikes, but none were dressed like the heroes that once defended this city a few years ago, either because the parents were faithful supporters or didn't want to face ridicule by those who supported the Watch-Fatties. Still, one man looked on with sad envy for the kids. Manny sighed as he looked at the happy children, knowing that they didn't know how lucky they were to get

"Suicide pill." Manny concurred. Earlier he had gotten a frantic call from the calmest person he knew. Timmy told him to meet him at a nearby diner, and before Manny could even ask why the line went dead. When he got there, he saw that his friend was in a terrible state. He was as white as a ghost, he looked like he hadn't slept in days even though only a few hours had passed, and he was so scared that he was shaking. It was a wonder he was even able to talk about what had just happened. "Potassium cyanide, the guy was dead before he even hit the ground." Timmy was forced to admit. No matter how much he tried to deny it, he had just seen wha

In a flash of light, Phantom appeared on a rooftop within Amity Park. His home town hadn’t been graced by his presence in years, but he wasn’t on a nostalgic trip. He looked up into the night sky. “I am looking at the stars. They are so far away, and their light takes so long to reach us.” He thought to himself. He then looks at the photo from before in his hand. “All we ever see of stars are their old photographs.” *****Flashbacks***** “It is years ago and I am in love.” Danny and Sam have just gotten their picture taken at a local carnival. As the photographer told them when they’d be able