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"Who the hell does that giant sack think he is? I haven't been working my ass off to protect this town for nothing. I may have missed a couple marks, but I'll be DAMNED if I let him take this place over." Nanaki growled as he sprinted around the town full speed.

This thing would be impossible to miss. Based on the size on the dossier, Oogie was HUGE. This would probably be one of the hardest fights he ever encountered in his life, but he was prepared. He was prepared to die if it came to it. He would not let Jack down, not this time.

His head shot up into the air as he heard some music off in the distance. He sprinted towards it, but not before casting Haste on himself. Eventually, he came to a clearing where the giant sack was dancing to the music, like he already owned the place.

"So you are the one who has been causing all the trouble around here. Well, it ENDS TONIGHT." Nanaki growled. He was determined. Even if nobody were to help him.

Oogie turned to him, and simply cackled. "What do you possibly think you can do, dog? Go dig a hole in the backyard or something!" He threw a few dice in Nanaki's direction, and after a few seconds they exploded. When the smoke cleared, Nanaki was gone.

Nanaki paused as he came out of Jacks house, straching an itch behind his ear. "At least this thing is not an oozing mess of grossness. I am kind of glad I did not catch a virus from that last one. That would not have been very good." He sighed a bit as he walked along, reading the next parchment he had been given by Jack.

"Let's see, suceptible to slow, that is good, though that is really the only status ailment I can impart upon it." Nanaki also noticed that it was another counter attacker, similar to the Fortuneteller, and he made a mental note.

Just like every past day, Nanaki could not fathom why people would ever want to destroy halloween, it was such a wonderful day. He was wearing a dress, and nobody would blink at him twice because of it, though the dress was oddly comfortable he could not help but admit.

Just the look of this thing was nearly enough to make Nanaki nauseous. He sighed a bit as he looked at the parchment. He walked around the streets of Haloween Town aimlessly. There was absolutely no way he would be able to take this thing on by himself. He had some magical capability, but it wasn't the best. He surely was NOT going to bite or claw this thing. In fact he was going to stay as far away from it as he could.

Well this was certainly unique. Today he would get to ride a train full of dead people. He wondered if he would meet his mother, father, or grandfather. Truth be told he was a little excited if that were true. He looekd at the parchment. Vulnerable to suplex? Was there someone out there who could actually suplex a train? He looked at the rail pass that the parchment came with as well.

He jogged his way through town towards the train station. He double-checked to make sure he had everything he needed, because he had a bad feeling about this. Confident he was ready, he finally reached the train station.

"All Aboard!" A loud yell echoed through the area. Nanaki picke dup speed and he held out the pass to the conductor. He nodded at Nanaki and handed him the pass back, letting him on.

Great. He thought to himself as he came out of Jack's place with another new parchment. Of all the things, he would have to fight a cat now. He looked at the box of treats, opening it and tasting one. "Well, these are delicious indeed. I am pleasantly surprised."

He looked at the parchment again. "At least this one is only two stars. This won't be too hard." He looked over at a nearby tree, seeing scratch marks all over the bark. He grumbled a bit. Looks like this thing had been here. He continued to walk along seeing tree after tree with scratch marks on it.

"This thing must have some sharp claws to make those kind of marks in tree bark." He kept on his guard, trying to find this thing before it had marked up EVERY tree in town. He wondered if anyone would randomly show up to help him with this mark, though he was fairly confident he'd be able to do it himself no problem.