S.T.A.R.S., or Safe Transferral And Retrieval System, is a state of the art AI made to help you as a parent or Guardian have peace of mind when it comes to leaving your little stars here at the Superstar Daycare!
S.T.A.R.S.' highly advanced systems allow it to scan you and your child's faces and add them to the daycare registry within seconds, and can add new approved adults for pick up at any time. It also can take note of any and all allergies and special care requirements, and relay all information directly to our wonderful Daycare Attendants!
The Safe Transferral And Retrieval System is directly linked to every criminal database, allowing for it to identify individuals who may seek to cause harm to any of the children and can send out security alerts if such an individual is identified. It also will not allow registered sex offenders anywhere near the daycare, and won't register them as safe adults for pick ups.
The S.T.A.R.S. AI was designed to give you, our loyal customers, the safety and protection you and your children deserve, while remaining fast and efficient with it's job.
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Sun and Moon were not told much about why they had been transferred from the Fazbear Aquarium to the remote facility they were being led through, but they did know that they were needed because some sort of animal caused a horrific incident and was deemed dangerous to humans. So when you can’t use humans, throw the robots to the sharks, apparently.
Sun picked nervously at the cuffs of his jumpsuit, the fabric starting to fray from his actions as Moon walked silently beside him. Following the guard through dimly lit tunnels, they eventually came to a heavy metal door with a scanner to one side and what seemed to be many heavy locks. The guard turned to the bots, a bored expression upon his tired features. “Alright, here we are. Remember, this creature is deadly, so don’t feel bad if you have to use more force with it, although it should be incapacitated. You’ll get access to the door locks if everything goes well, so don’t fuck this up.”
Sun held back his urge to scold the man about his language, gripping his sleeves tightly while Moon just watched the man’s every move. The guard swiped a card across the scanner and it beeped, showing a green light. The doors sprung to life, slowly unlocking and pulling apart, making way for the three to enter.
The room they entered was slightly brighter than the tunnels had been, but not by much. There was nothing particularly exciting about the room, other than the massive tank in the center, a large metal grate covering the top. There was a sparse amount of aquatic plants and corals decorating the sandy bottom of the tank, and it looked like a few small fish darted in between rocks that accompanied the few decorations. The tank itself was twice Sun and Moon's height, and was twice as long as it was tall. The width couldn’t be told from where they were standing, it had to match the length or be slightly smaller, given the size of the room.
Above the tank there was a catwalk, a small flight of stairs leading down to a platform just below the water’s surface. Something resting on the platform caught Sun’s attention- it looked to be some kind of large fish, but his scanners couldn’t identify what species it was, which greatly confused him. It was unmoving on the platform, and there seemed to be remnants of food near it, suggesting it had been fed. “Oh good, it’s still out. Alright, your job is to get up there, get it out of the water, and bring it into the lab.” The guard pointed to a door off to the left, which had a small sign next to it that read ‘Lab’.
The boys nodded before ascending to the catwalk, remaining silent the entire time. Upon reaching the platform Sun let out a gasp, covering his mouth. Lying motionless in the water was a- mermaid? No, it wasn’t like a mermaid from stories, it was more animal-like. A siren?
The upper body was human looking, while the lower portion was a very long tail, probably somewhere around 8ft long with posterior and anterior dorsal fins. At the junction where scales faded into flesh there were two pelvic fins that almost looked like a skirt, matching the look of the rest of the fins. The siren’s chest was obscured by scales, making it look like it was wearing some sort of wrap around top. Three gill slits lay atop of the ribcage, and they fluttered with the slow breathing of the siren. It had claws at the end of its fingers, and a barely visible webbing between each digit. The face was very different from a fairy tale mermaid, that was for sure. While it had hair and mostly normal features, there were a few that stood out. One was the fact that where the ears should be there were two fins that were the same color as the tail fins, and the second were the eyes. The eyes were a bright teal color with a slit-like pupil, and currently they were unfocused, as the siren was in a daze.
Disturbingly, there was some sort of metal collar wrapped around the siren’s neck, and various scratches were visible around the collar. Sun didn’t have time to worry though, as Moon stepped onto the platform and grabbed the siren under the arms, lifting it carefully. Sun scrambled into the few inches of water and picked up the tail, and the two hauled the siren up and out of the water. It twitched at the movement, making a weak hissing noise as its eyes darted around, still hazy and unfocused. “Let’s go.” Moon grumbled, and Sun nodded, walking backwards down the stairs to the lab.
Upon entering the lab the siren began to twitch violently, seeming to be waking up from its dazed state. A scientist ushered the celestial bots over to a very long table that seemed to be custom built for the siren judging by the length. “Set her here, and be fast! We have to restrain her and sedate her quickly.” The man said, seeming almost panicked. The two obliged, laying the siren out on the table as instructed. As soon as they stepped away another scientist pressed a button on a control panel, and mechanical sounds echoed through the room as some unseen machine came to life.
Without warning metal cuffs came up from the table, latching around various points on the siren’s body with loud clanks. Arms, chest, waist, neck, and various points on the tail were restrained with the heavy metal cuffs just in time as the siren began to thrash, hissing and growling. Another scientist approached with something in their hands and the siren snapped at them, causing them to jolt before jumping towards her, pressing something onto her face. She shrieked as the scientist fumbled with something before stepping back, looking relieved. A muzzle had been strapped to the siren’s face, a protective barrier between flesh and sharp teeth.
A needle was pushed into the siren’s arm as she growled, the liquid injected quickly. It didn’t take long for it to start working, and soon the siren’s limited movements got slower until they went still entirely, her eyes half closed and unfocused. “You two wait outside, we’ll let you know when to take her back.” The man who had put the muzzle on instructed, so Sun and Moon quietly left to room, standing outside the door. Sun picked at his sleeves again, shuffling his feet while Moon stared off into space with a disinterested look on his face.
“It’s horrible… how they’re treating her. She’s obviously scared…” Sun muttered, breaking a string off his left cuff. Moon sighed, looking over at his brother.
“Listen, I know you want to care for every creature we encounter, but they said this one was dangerous. Even if it is scared, there’s nothing we can do about it.” Sun grumbled, pulling at another loose thread.
“I know…..” Sun trailed off, thinking.
After about an hour one of the scientists came out of the lab, carrying a tray of blood samples. “Alright, here’s how this is going to go. You two should now have remote access to the controls for the restraints. Wait until everyone has left the room before bringing the siren back to her enclosure, and keep the muzzle ON until she’s in the water. Once she’s in and the muzzle is removed, close and lock the protective grate. You will need to stay to make sure she wakes up properly, and after that come out into the hall. Someone will show you where your designated charging room is.” After speaking the man left, soon followed by the rest of his colleagues.
Sun and Moon entered the lab, and Sun frowned at the sight he saw. Various places on the siren’s skin were scraped, a few scales had obviously been pulled off from various places on the tail, and the restraints seemed to be cutting into her flesh a bit. A notification popped up in the corner of Sun’s vision, letting him know he now had access to the controls and he immediately released the restraints.
The machinery hissed and clanked as the cuffs were released, showing that there were now various lacerations across the siren’s body where each one had been, aside from the neck which had been partially protected by the collar. Sun went to her head, and his fingers twitched, wanting to take the muzzle off right then and there but he had to follow orders. He gently picked up the siren’s upper half while Moon grabbed her tail, and they carried her limp body out of the lab and back to the platform of the enclosure. They set her down in the water and Moon stepped out, allowing Sun to remove the muzzle.
The muzzle had been strapped so tightly that there were marks where the straps and cage had been, and Sun grimaced at the sight, rubbing them gently without thinking as his previous care protocol that had been suppressed forced its way out. “Sun, c’mon.” Moon snapped Sun out of his thoughts and the solar animatronic jerked his hand back, whispering an apology to the siren before scrambling out of the water and up onto the catwalk. Moon activated something wirelessly, and a scraping metal sound filled the room as a metal grate appeared from under the catwalk and began to cover the tank, locking the siren in. Once the grate was fully over the tank Moon sat down, crossing his legs and placing an elbow on his knee, resting his head in his palm.
Sun followed suit, keeping an eye on the siren as he sat, fiddling with the muzzle he still held in his hands. After a few minutes the siren began to stir, her eyes still hazy as she looked around and began chirping and clicking, sounding almost like a dolphin or beluga whale. When she got no response she repeated the sounds, confusion on her face. As she became more aware of her surroundings, she stopped calling out, as if she remembered she was alone. That hurt for Sun to watch; she had been trying to find others of her kind in her sedated confusion. The siren then spotted Sun and Moon, letting out a low growl as she backed off the platform into the open water, eyes trained on the two animatronics.
The boys remained perfectly still as she seemed to be observing them for suspicious activity. The siren started when Moon moved to stand and she darted into the depths of the tank, swimming quickly over to a small cave that was hidden from the rest of the room by coral. That was good, at least they gave her some sort of place where she could feel safe. Sun sighed and stood up, following Moon as he left the catwalk and headed towards the door. Sun made a detour to the lab, putting the muzzle on the <em>horrible</em> table, shuddering with disgust before joining his brother to exit the room.
There was a woman waiting outside for them, and she gave a sheepish smile as they exited, the door hissing shut behind them. “You must be the wranglers! I’m Lisa, I’ll be showing you where your room is.” She said a little excitedly, which caught both bots off guard. “Before I do that, what are your names? I’m going to be in charge of your maintenance, so I wanted to know if you had something you prefer to be called by.” Sun and Moon blinked, looking at each other before looking back at Lisa. She was treating them like they were people, not just mindless robots. It was nice.
Sun spoke first. “I’m Sun, and this is my brother Moon.” He gestured to the lunar bot when he said his name and Lisa nodded, seeming to take a mental note.
“Very fitting names, I like it! Alright Sun and Moon, if you follow me I’ll show you the way to your room!” She said before turning around, facing the opposite way they had come from to continue down the poorly lit tunnel. The two followed the woman down the hall a ways until she came to another door, this one still being metal but not as heavy or tightly locked as the one to the siren’s enclosure. Lisa opened the door with a flourish, and stepped into the room. “Ta-da! This is where you boys will be living from now on. The institute needs you as close as possible to the siren’s room, in case of an emergency. If there’s anything you’d like to add to the room to make you guys feel more at home, just ask me and I’ll get what I can.”
The room was a decent size, certainly bigger then their room above the daycare at the pizzaplex had been. The walls were surprisingly not cement but drywall, painted a boring grey color that matched the cement floor. There were two beds, one on either side of the room, as well as two tables with chairs, lamps, and nightstands. There were many outlets on the walls, in various places for easy accessibility. Sun walked over to one of the beds and sat on it, the metal frame creaking a little as it got used to the new weight. Oddly enough, the beds seemed to be the right size for them, as if they were custom made to accommodate their tall frames. “I think we’re good for now, thank you Ms. Lisa.” Sun said, forcing a small smile on his face as Moon walked to the table on the opposite side of the room from Sun and pulled out the chair, sitting down.
The woman nodded then walked to the door, pausing on the threshold to turn around. “Oh, there are pens, pencils and paper in the drawers of each nightstand, just in case you guys get bored. And before I forget, you guys are allowed to explore the tunnels, just don’t go into restricted rooms. You shouldn’t be able to get in them, but I’m obligated to give you that warning. Curfew is 11pm. Have a good night, and again let me know if you want anything to spruce this place up. It’s awfully gloomy.” She then left, closing the door behind her.
“This is way better than the daycare or the aquarium, and it seems a little suspicious.” Moon remarked, steepling his fingers together as his elbows rested on his knees. “Why are we being treated so nicely? There’s something we don’t know going on here.”
Sun rolled his eyes, reaching into the nightstand to grab a pencil and some paper before walking to his table, plopping down in the chair. “Don’t think too much about it, Moon. At least they aren’t treating us like dumb robots.” He muttered as he started to draw. He had been programmed to draw like a child when coloring with the kids in the daycare, but in actuality he was an incredible artist. He began to sketch the siren, using a photo he had taken as she was waking up from sedation as reference.
“Whatever.” Moon grumbled, getting up from the chair to flop on his bed, laying on his back and staring up at the ceiling.
Sun couldn’t help but feel pity for the siren. She was treated like some terrible creature who was aggressive on purpose, but when Sun watched her vitals as she woke up from sedation, she seemed to be more scared than anything. The siren was acting aggressively as a defense mechanism. “Poor thing… she doesn’t deserve to be treated that way…” Sun muttered, continuing his drawing.
“Poor thing my ass. She killed and ate someone, Sun.”
Sun dropped his pencil, spinning in his chair to face his brother. “What?! What do you mean she ATE someone?!”
Moon sat up, his faceplate rotating once. “I looked at the incident reports they have on file. The reason we were brought in is because that siren killed someone and ate part of their body.”
Sun’s whole body shook, images of mangled corpses flashing through his thoughts. Moon spoke again, snapping Sun out of the depressing tangent he was going off on. “The guy left the grate on top of the tank open, so he had it coming for being so careless. After the incident they put on a collar that can send a paralyzing jolt of energy through the siren’s body. It seems the voltage can be adjusted though…” Moon trailed off, and Sun turned back to his paper, staring at the half drawn picture of the siren.
He furrowed his brows, frowning. So what if she killed someone and ate them? She was in a place she didn’t belong, having horrible tests done to her, and she was probably incredibly scared. Sun slammed his hands down on the table and stood, a look of determination on his face. “I am going to show her that not everything is horrible.”
Moon tilted his head in curiosity, snickering in doubt. “And how are you gonna do that, Sunny? That thing probably doesn’t understand human language.”
Sun snapped his head around to glare at his brother, his body shortly following suit as he stepped away from the table. “You don’t know that, Moon. She could be able to perfectly understand every word ever said to her, and nobody would know because they haven’t bothered to care! No tests have been done to see what her intelligence level is.” Sun had skimmed through the testing records, only finding blood, DNA, and other types of tests involving her body, but not her mind.
“I am going to become her friend, and hopefully I’ll be able to help her feel a little more at ease.” Sun walked over to the door, flinging it open as Moon groaned, rolling his eyes.
“Go ahead, do whatever. I’m not gonna stop ya, but don’t do anything that’ll get you in trouble. I don’t think I could move her by myself.” Sun just waved off Moon’s warning as he stepped into the hallway, closing the door behind him. With determination and confidence in his every step Sun walked the short distance to the siren’s enclosure room, pausing for a moment in front of the door. Lisa didn’t say he couldn’t go back in, only that he couldn’t go into areas he didn’t have access to, and he knew he now had access to this room.
Taking in a deep breath he didn’t need, Sun waved his palm across the scanner, fearing it wouldn’t. He let out a sigh of relief when the scanner beeped and the light turned green, and the doors opened for him.
The room was eerily silent, except for the faint hum of a water filtration system. The siren had been swimming in circles when he entered, and as soon as she noticed Sun she hid behind some rocks, keeping a close eye on him. Sun smiled at her, slowly walking to the stairs leading up to the catwalk. The siren’s eyes watched his every move, but she didn’t move from her spot, opting to just observe what he did.
Upon reaching the catwalk Sun headed to the platform, sitting on the second to last step, putting his feet into the water on the platform. “I’m not here to hurt you, I promise. I just want to be your friend.” He said in a soothing, soft voice, watching the siren’s body language and vitals. Her heart was beating fast, likely in fear as she watched him just sit there.
After what felt like an eternity the siren moved, approaching Sun slowly. He moved his head slightly to see her better, which caused her to dart back to her hiding spot. Sun sighed, and stayed perfectly still to wait for her to approach again. He hummed quietly, and soon enough the siren began approaching again. “Hello.” Sun said softly, which caused the siren to stop, but not retreat.
She eyed Sun for a moment before finally coming up to the platform, sticking the top half of her head and face above the water. She tentatively got closer until she was only a couple feet away from Sun’s feet (pun intended). Sun watched as the siren carefully reached out with a finger to- poke his boot covered foot. She snapped her arm back quickly as if she had been burned, but didn’t swim away. Sun smiled at her actions, and couldn’t help but chuckle softly. “It’s okay, I won’t do anything to hurt you.” He said reassuringly, hoping she understood what he was saying.
It seemed she did understand him, as she brought her entire head above the surface of the water, feeling a little more confident. Sun cheered internally at the progress, and decided to try and go further by slowly bending over to lower his hand through the grate, close to the water. The siren hesitated for a moment before reaching out, grazing the surface of his hand with her claws. Upon seeing that he didn’t scream or pull away, she gently grabbed his hand in both of hers, being careful as she turned it over, trailing the pads of her fingers along the seams of Sun’s joints and the little squishy pads on his hands that helped him detect pressure more accurately.
The feeling of the siren’s fingers ghosting across his palm made Sun giggle, his fingers twitching. The siren let go of his hand quickly and backed up, pulling her hands to her chest and looking up at Sun as if she expected some form of punishment. If Sun had a real heart, it would be aching. “It’s okay, you didn’t do anything wrong! It just felt ticklish.” He reassured the siren, not sure if she would understand what being ticklish is.
Luckily she did seem to understand, as she got closer once again and grabbed his hand, prodding at the palm pad gently before trailing up to his wrist joint, tracing the seams. Keeping his hand still, Sun lowered himself down onto the bottom step, straightening his legs out a bit so they weren’t pushed up into his chest. The siren didn’t seem to pay attention to his movements as she was inspecting his wrist, moving his hand up, down, and in circular motions. He stretched his arm closer to her, startling her and causing her to snap her head to look in his direction, fear and worry on her face.
“Sorry, sorry! I just thought you’d wanna be able to check out more of my arm.” He explained, feeling bad that he scared her. The siren looked relieved as she nodded before focusing her attention back on Sun’s hand. She pushed his sleeve up on his arm, following the seams of his plating and seeming to marvel at the silicone covering, poking at it and watching it give under the pressure of her hands only to go back to normal when she removed them. Sun got an idea, and he turned his hand so his palm faced her, fingers splayed apart. The siren looked at him in confusion, then lifted one of her hands to match their palms together.
Her clawed hand was dwarfed by his hand, and this seemed to intrigue her as she blinked rapidly, scooting her hand around against his as if to try and make it fit. Sun laughed at her antics, and the siren looked at him, giving him-
A smile.
It was a small, shy smile, but a smile nonetheless. Looking at the time, Sun decided he had been there long enough for the day. He took his hand from the siren, moving to stand up as she watched him, tilting her head in curiosity. “Sorry, but I have to go. I’ll be back tomorrow, okay?” He offered her a small smile, and she seemed to ponder his words for a moment before nodding. “Alright, See y-”
Before he could finish the siren dove back beneath the surface of the water, swimming into her cave. Sun sighed and shook the water off his boots before heading down off the catwalk. When he got to the doors he stopped and turned to see the siren watching him from the coral hiding the cave entrance. He gave her a wave, and she looked confused before reciprocating.
With a sigh Sun left the room, watching the door lock behind him before heading back to he and Moon’s room. Moon looked up from his bed when Sun entered, and he lifted a brow. “So, how did it go?”
Sun smiled, kicking off his wet boots before sitting on his bed. “It went pretty well, I think she trusts me! Well, at least a little.”
Moon sat up to face his brother and tilted his head, actually curious now. “And what makes you think that?”
Sun held out his hand palm up, tracing along his fingers the same way the siren had. “She actually came up to me and sat there messing with my hand like this. She seemed a bit confused but curious.”
Moon nodded, humming softly. “Makes sense, she’s probably never seen an animatronic before. Did she seem to understand anything you said?”
Sun nodded enthusiastically, his rays doing a spin around his head. “Yes, she did!! She even responded to me, even though it was only nodding. But still, that proves she’s not just a dumb animal! She’s probably more human than those scientists think.”
Moon nodded again, looking rather impressed. “Huh, that’s pretty cool…”
Sun gasped, leaning forward to snatch his brother’s hand, holding it while grinning excitedly. “You should come with me tomorrow! That way, you can see just how much she understands. If I were to tell anyone by myself they would probably brush me off, but if both of us see it and record it, then they’ll have to believe us!”
Moon rubbed the back of his head, looking to the side. “I dunno Sun, that seems a little ambitious. They could say we made a fake video or something…” Sun tutted, letting go of his hand to reach out and flick Moon’s forehead.
“Don’t be a Negative Nancy, Moony. I know you’ll change your mind once you see it happen.” Sun’s rays spun around his head once more before he stood, heading back to the table and sitting down to finish his drawing.
“Mmmmhh, we’ll see…” Moon muttered before laying back down on his bed, staring up at the ceiling.
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You swam in circles aimlessly around your tank, thinking back to the interaction you had just a few minutes ago. A strange metal creature with pointy things coming out of their head had come to you, sitting at the platform and saying they wanted to be your friend, which confused you. You had killed someone and ate them, why would they want to be friends with you? That was something you would just have to silently ponder, as you really had no way to communicate with them. They didn’t seem to understand when you spoke, which was frustrating to you.
But, they had promised to return tomorrow, which made you smile to yourself as you continued to swim.
Safe Transferral And Retrieval System, or S.T.A.R.S. is what reader is known as officially. They were made as an upgrade to the Superstar Daycare's security, an AI that helps check in kids during drop off, and identifies safe people to send kids home with at pick up. They are connected to every criminal database, and have the highest tech facial recognition software possible. The only problem?
They're stuck in a kiosk at the top of the slide when entering the daycare.
Unlike the animatronics, this highly advanced AI is stuck to the confines of an immobile machine, only able to move around as an on-screen avatar, which is a grayed out human figure with minimal facial features, wearing the Daycare uniform.
Imagine their surprise when one day, a certain pair gets curious about the newest addition to the AI crew at the Pizzaplex.
Let me know if you'd be interested in the drabble once it's finished!
A little peek of something to come in the near future
It's subject to change for the final product, but probably won't because I don't have anyone do proof reading and whatnot lol anyway enjoy~
You groaned, unlocking the door to your house after a long night at work. 3rd shift was a doozy, ;t it paid good money and you needed money to pay bills, so it was necessary.
The first thing you noticed was the acrid smell of smoke and melted plastic as you stepped foot into your home, scrunching your nose up as you froze in the entryway. Was your house on fire?! Oh no, that's not good. You dropped all your stuff and ran into the house, looking around frantically for the source of the smell. You couldn't afford to let the house burn down, you didn't have a back up plan yet!
As you turned to look in your living room- you could have sworn you turned the lights off in there before you left- you stood stock still in the doorway, shocked at the sight before you.
There, huddled up on your couch, was the source of the smell, and probably who turned on your lights. The tall figure was making themselves as small as possible, soot and ash smeared all over the fabric of- well, everything actually. There were blackened footprints leading from the couch to the window, where the glass was broken in- "Dammit!"
The figure on the couch moved quickly in reaction to your voice, becoming a blur of color and before you could move you were suddenly pinned to the ground, a giant, metallic, soot-covered hand clamped over your mouth. "S̸h̶h̴h̸!̴ ̴L̸a̷n̸g̵u̶-̶g̶u̵-̵g̶u̸a̴g̸e̶!̶" You lifted your hands to your face and clawed at the hand over your mouth, trying desperately to pry the fingers off your face.
"P̶l̵-̷p̴l̸e̴a̴s̵e̴ ̴f̴r̶i̶e̷n̸d̷,̴ ̸c̶a̷l̵m̴ ̸d̸o̶-̴o̸-̶o̷w̴n̶!̶ ̵I̵ ̵w̷o̸n̸-̴o̵n̵-̶o̸n̸'̴t̸ ̵h̸u̷r̷t̸ ̵y̶o̶u̴,̶ ̸b̸u̷t̷ ̸p̴l̴e̷-̵e̷-̶e̵a̶s̸e̶ ̸d̵o̴n̷'̶t̶ ̴s̵c̶r̴e̵a̵m̴ ̶o̵-̸o̷r̶ ̸c̷a̸l̴l̸ ̶t̷h̴e̸ ̸p̶o̸l̴i̶c̷e̸…̴" The voice that spoke was garbled and filled with static, but if you listened carefully you could make out what this… thing was trying to say. You stopped trying to remove their hand, mulling over your options before sighing and nodding.
Where was your sense of self preservation? You didn't know what this thing even was!
The thing let out what could only be described as a static filled sigh of relief as it slowly removed its hand from your mouth, making sure you wouldn't scream. Once it was satisfied you weren't going to make any noise it stood up, then held out its hand to help you up. Your common sense kicked in and you scrambled backwards, pressing against the closest wall as you finally got a good look at what exactly broke into your home and just tackled you to the floor.
He had just barely managed to hit the button before it caught up to him.
He had messed up, and now he was going to pay the price. Leaving the grate on top of the enclosure open was his fatal slip-up. This creature was hostile and dangerous, and now he was cornered by it.
His heart pounded in his ears as the alarms blared around him, but none of that mattered. His attention was focused on the creature dragging itself towards him at speeds he didn’t think were possible for it on land.
Time seemed to slow to a crawl as the creature got closer, and he got a good look into its eyes before his end.
Hatred.
The creature's eyes were filled with hatred.
He was barely able to let out a scream before his throat was ripped open and his life ended.
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Across many alternate universes, the same group of individuals all received the same letter at the exact same time, an envelope appearing out of thin air in front of them and fluttering to the ground or onto the nearest surface.
On the flap of said envelope was a wax seal, with a strange emblem stamped into the wax. The emblem was simple, just a large, fancy letter G with some filigree around it. Upon opening the letter and unfolding it, the individual reading would find the following written in somewhat sloppy, but obviously hand-written cursive writing;
Hello!
I’m not good with fancy talk, so I’m just going to say exactly what I need to the way I want-
You and your closest companions are formally invited to the first ever Celestial Sweethearts Gala!
The party will be held in my home, situated in a pocket dimension just outside of any beings’ knowledge. There will be snacks, drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and all sorts of entertainment. The event is set to last for however long you wish to stay, so whenever you wish to leave you just have to say the word and I’ll send you home!
If this sounds like something you would be interested in, go ahead and grab the hands, fins, or available body parts of your loved ones and have the two with open hands tear this letter in half, and you will all be brought to my home!
