A strange french man and his son bought halloween candy in preparation of the night of the 31st. 'woot woot' said the owl on the branch as two young teens approached their door and rung. Boo! Said one kid and the other let out a smaller, mini boo. The son gave them some candy, the kids replied with a swift 'Merci!' and the french boy replied 'deriens'. As they leave the property one boy turns to the other and says 'Henry... Did they seem fishy at all to you?' to which the other boy replied 'Benjy, fishy isn't even the start of it.'
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My name is Edward. When I was 3 I was on a chi choo train. I was alone; there was nobody else on board other than the conductor, who went by Simon. He was a very kind fellow, though he was a bit of a muggle. I spent days and nights on board, sitting on the wooday floor, gazing out the window at the smoggy skies and listening to the kang kang of the wheels against the tracks.
Uhhhhhhhhhh Haodong
On a cold, cryo-filled night, the adventurers gathered around a campfire. The air was thick with eeiu, a strange energy that crackled and hummed through the trees. In the distance, the rossy glow of the setting sun faded, leaving only an eerie icy chill behind.
The leader of the group, Derrek, pulled out a map, pointing to a region marked with the symbol of havoc. “This is where we’ll find the ancient apoth, a potion that can grant oxy-like powers. But it’s guarded by a legendary creature—a moose, said to be stronger than any warrior.”
As the night deepened, the campfire heat flickered, casting shadows on the trees, creating shapes that danced like demon1 spirits. Sym sat quietly, tuning his lute, while pho bubbled in a pot nearby, its savory scent mixing with the fresh nature around them.
Suddenly, Tex, a shy but keen observer, noticed movement. “Something’s out there,” he whispered, his voice barely audible over the crackling fire. The rest of the group tensed up, ready for action. Bang! A loud noise echoed, and vic sprang to his feet, grabbing his weapon.
From the trees emerged a kinggg figure—tall and imposing, with the strength of a boaster but the grace of a s0m. “I am the guardian of this forest,” he said in a booming voice. “Those who seek the apoth must prove their worth. Only then will you face the final trial of the supamen.”
At that moment, finesse became the group's ally.
Two kids walked along a narrow path in the woods, following an old map they'd found in the attic. It led to a clearing where a strange stone sat in the center. No markings, no signs, just the stone.
"Think we should touch it?" one asked.
"Probably not," the other replied, but curiosity won. They both reached out and tapped the stone. Nothing happened. Disappointed, they shrugged and turned to leave.
As they walked away, the forest seemed... different. The trees looked older, the path narrower.
One kid stopped. "Wait. Wasn’t that tree smaller before?"
The other swallowed hard. "I think we touched more than just the stone."
GRUBINHO SHEYDOS FLYUH FILU SOULCAS THE END.
Once upon a time, there was a guy named Mie. In his small town of Crws, the Governor imposed a ban on going near the lake. This was terrible because everyone in the town loved to surf, even our main character, Mie. So, Mie, obviously distraught by this change. Asked the perpetrator why he had imposed such a rule on the town. The man replied "Frost". Mie finally understood, he had banned going near the lake because he didn't want anyone to fall in! Although the situation seemed grave, Mie had a solution. He pulled up to the lake with his Lake Warmer 3000 with his crew, the JitBoyS. One of them complimented his tools, "Yo, that machine is hella prim, Mie." We're going to clean up this lake in no time!
Another one because why not
I got a package in the mail and through a hole I saw some keys and buttons. Strange, I don't order keyboards. It had a return to cender sticker but the address was scratched off. I opened it. In front of me laid not just a keyboard but a time machine I knew I wasn't suppose to have, so I took it out for a test. I put in 67 million years ago and pressed the button but nothing happened. This happened again and again so I gave it a few knocks and kicks before I was transported through time. Before I know it, I'm standing in the middle of nowhere. I turn around to see a massive t-rexx bursting towards me, but a giant prehistoric gorilla runs through the trees and uppercuts the dino, saving my life as I quickly turned from a walker to a runner. He may have been lesser in size but he sure packed a punch.
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