

The Beginning Chapters 9-10Chapter 9The Beginning Chapters 9-10
The screams were deafening as the monster known as Malcolm, to Allan Lyger and Jack Porter, rampaged through the cages of London Zoo. Animals tried to flee in every direction, but were cut down by the large claws and teeth of the horrendous beast. It was near nine feet tall, with small spikes growing up and down its spine. The rotting flesh clinging to its deformed skeleton was a putrid brown. The monster's face was merely a giant mouth full of unending rows of teeth, and two bulbous, blood red eyes. The screams from those unfortunate enough to choose this day


The Beginning Chapters 7-8Chapter 7The Beginning Chapters 7-8
The train ride was much faster than Jack remembered this time round. Much like his last trip on the train between Kyoto and Tokyo, he spent most of his time starring out the window, taking in the country. Only this time it was a little different. Of course, there had been five years worth of change to consider. Once in Tokyo, Jack found it easy to get a taxi to the airport. Finding a direct flight to London was a little difficult though. The next flight would have been a day and a half away, so he settled for a layover in New York. After about two days, what wi


The Beginning Chapters 5-6Chapter 5The Beginning Chapters 5-6
Four days later, Jack had begun his training. Sato started him on a regiment of sweeping the dojo floor, raking the leaves in the garden, and meditating under the cherry blossom trees. At first Jack was hesitant, but he understood that the training had a purpose and went along with it. Weeks went by before Jack moved on to learning the basics of martial arts. Sato began to teach him Judo, and Jujitsu. Days later, Jack was amazed his ribs weren't bruised again after being thrown this way and that over the dojo floor by his unforgiving master. It was some time b
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Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life. Aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something. -Henry David Thoreau.
made me laugh and think of late night pokemon games
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Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life. Aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something. -Henry David Thoreau.
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Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life. Aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something. -Henry David Thoreau.
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