Re: The Grand Battle [Game on!]
07-12-2009, 05:21 PM
Originally posted on MSPA by almost-there.
Dokuromets woke with a start. "Where oh where are my legions of fans? I was sure they would be here! This is my first round, after all!" His cautious eyes then caught sight at the hole in the wall. "Bah! Whosoever made this gaping hole clearly has no taste in the fine arts of demolition! I shall correct this horrible mistake!" And with that, he wedged his spectral hands deep into the wall, and with a hard yank, the entire building almost fell. "Now that is a work of destruction! But what's this?" He had spied the undead vaccum, scuttling about on the floor. "Why, you poor little thing! Acting like you actually matter! These infernal contraptions, always thinking that they can make a difference. Well, then, I shall teach it a lesson in humility!" The machine was almost done cleaning the room, but Dokuromets had other plans. He reached his hands inside of the busy contraption, and yanked out each and every bit of it's cargo. "I hope you like cleaning!" He said with a grin, and he threw the entirety of the dust and dirt all about. "Good bye, my little friend!" he said with a grin, as he marched into the next room, totally ignoring the doors.
Dokuromets woke with a start. "Where oh where are my legions of fans? I was sure they would be here! This is my first round, after all!" His cautious eyes then caught sight at the hole in the wall. "Bah! Whosoever made this gaping hole clearly has no taste in the fine arts of demolition! I shall correct this horrible mistake!" And with that, he wedged his spectral hands deep into the wall, and with a hard yank, the entire building almost fell. "Now that is a work of destruction! But what's this?" He had spied the undead vaccum, scuttling about on the floor. "Why, you poor little thing! Acting like you actually matter! These infernal contraptions, always thinking that they can make a difference. Well, then, I shall teach it a lesson in humility!" The machine was almost done cleaning the room, but Dokuromets had other plans. He reached his hands inside of the busy contraption, and yanked out each and every bit of it's cargo. "I hope you like cleaning!" He said with a grin, and he threw the entirety of the dust and dirt all about. "Good bye, my little friend!" he said with a grin, as he marched into the next room, totally ignoring the doors.