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Thursday, August 25, 2011
The Unknown Creatures
There are those who don't believe in
Dweeblinks, in part, because they are creatures dreamt up from a child's
imagination...or are they?
Somewhere in a small town set amid the majestic beauty of the Bayou,
where folktales are born and die every minute of the day. Tammi and her
little brother Matayo, take a forbidden shortcut while walking home
from school. Damned be those who sail across the swamp of the Devil's
Gator. Doomed are those who walk on its arable land seeded with serpents, who
hide amongst the tall grass. The dim light covers everything with a
green hue. Tammi and Matayo watch from behind a bush, as a white-yellowish glow
begins to form around the bottom of a rock, that sits alone in a small
field of weeds. The rock begins to move to one side, as a hole
underneath it gives way to an even brighter light. A scarlet hand
emerges as it is witnessed pushing back the rock. Tammi and her brother
are horrified, but they can't seem to take their eyes off of the rock.
Up pops a small red creature, then an orange one, and then a blue--soon
more began to emerge. They have huge eyes that lights-up when you press
their nose, protruding ears, three fingers and two toes, with skin
like silk and a furry belly that's warm like a hot cup of milk. They can be quite zany to watch sometimes. When
they're scared or when their emotions are running high, they loose their
color and turn completely white. Tammi smiles, her brother is still
scared and stays put. Tammi walks over to where the creatures are and
ask, "what are you?" The creature replies, "I'm a Droll Wanderer Eager Emotional Being Linked In Nature's Knowledge. In short, I'm a Dweeblink. Now then...what are you?"
Their world is known as Blinkdom, a strange environment with one portal to and from their home realm, which is hidden underneath a mystical rock. Only the touch of a Dweeblink's hand can move it to one side, a realm unseen by humans. Unfortunately for the Dweeblinks, Blinkdom lacks the essential sustenance that they crave so much, fruits, or as the Dweeblinks like to call them...GOOBLES! It's one of the reasons why our world is so appealing to them.
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Mr. Kreepy
As a child, Bryan D. Kreepy grew up in the Bayou, as a young boy he collected insects of
all kinds. In school he kept to himself, because he was ostracized by the other
students over his love of insects...even roaches. Although going to class was
harsh and living a hard knock life was even worse. Bryan excelled academically;
Show and Tell was where his brilliance would shine. He knew everything
about insects, rodents and all kinds of exotic animals. It was a school day during a Show
and Tell, is where Bryan met his first friend, Lenny. They would play
together, discover new adventures and become the best of friends.
The next summer, Lenny's parents, a very wealthy couple, invited Bryan to go
on a trip with them to Brazil for a few weeks--to which he gladly accepted.
Bryan couldn’t sleep, he was excited about all of the critters he was going to
see. Plus he was with his best friend, Lenny. Once there, on their first outing
together, they headed to Brazil's tropical rainforest. Bryan would tell Lenny
all about any insect or small rodent that they would come across. Once they were in Brazil, and during their first trek together. Sometimes the two would play hide and seek. One day, when out in the woods, Lenny spotted a frog, it was a poison dart frog. Its bright color was visually appealing to
him, as it would be to any child. Not knowing of its lethal danger, he picked the frog up. Soon after, Bryan finds Lenny lying lifeless,
as he turns to see the poison dart frog jumping back into the water. In a blind
panic he runs for help. Stumbling through and over bushes and down rough
terrain, he falls on a sharp rock and blinds himself in his right eye. A continuing roll
down a steep hill also shatters one of his knees -- he will walk with a limp for
life.
Bryan wakes up in the hospital, he's going to be as well as expected. There
is no physical pain that can match the hurt that runs inevitably over and over
again in his mind. Bryan doesn't talk about his ordeal to anyone, he keeps it
bottled up inside him, he blames himself for everything. He has made himself numb to other
people's feelings, including his own. It's how he deals with it...it's how he lives.
As time passes his mental state becomes radically worse. He talks to himself in
a third person, and feels that insects and animals should be placed above human beings in society. There is a cause for concern.
44 years later, as an adult Mr. Kreepy owns his own traveling Sideshow Circus, he has adopted 13 uncanny children. The are all very different from other children and have certain attributes that attract people's attention. They are all apart of what he calls the Non-Norm. They are all apart of his Sideshow Circus. He hardly ever let the children go out to play, he doesn't want people to get use to seeing or being around them. This course of events will eventually lead Mr. Kreepy to his greatest discovery, his greatest Non-Norm the world has ever seen...The Dweeblinks.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Crocogator
Part crocodile, part alligator and full bleed hellish beast. It can be found in the deepest part of the Bayou's river. The only time that this creature ever emerges is, when there is nothing left for him to feed on in the water. If it comes on land, it's on the hunt for anything that moves--it can eat an elephant like a cupcake. The scales on its back can cut through steel. Darkness and the slightest hint of rain is its calling card. It is said that the beast has the ability to vanish and reappear anywhere on Earth--or perhaps, its size is so enormous that people may think they are seeing him in various places at once. It carries many names; Crocogator, Demon of the Bayou and The Devil's Croc to name a few. But it also carries many lost souls in its belly. This thing, this monstrosity, although rarely seen by human eyes, has haunting the depths of the Bayou for centuries. It is the one non-norm that even Mr. Kreepy is horrified of, but that's not to say that he isn't intrigued about someday capturing this beast-spawned killer Crocogator. When this creature has fed, like the predator that he is, it simply slips away into the dark of the abyss.
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The Connectionals
The Connectionals are a group of living components powered by static electricity. Every single part of them are connected to one another, through a network of durable shape-shifting body parts. Within them lies a tapestry of billions of tiny conduits and a small but complex brain, that guides them to their next burst of electrons. These creatures dwell in the Dweeblinks' home realm of Blinkdom. They can be found almost anywhere and span thousands of miles apart from one another, yet, they are all one single elongated being. The Connectionals are some of the greatest travelers in Blinkdom, each part of them can move at great speed when need be, or at a very slow pace. They are also used as vehicles by the Dweeblinks. They sit on top of their head and they'll take you anywhere that you wanna go, as long as you give them what they want...a little static shock. Luckily for the Dweeblinks they have furry bellies and feet pads to generate enough static electricity, to pay to the Connectionals for their service. These strange beings help to keep the energy level balanced to sustains life in Blinkdom. It is said that without the Connectionals the Dweeblinks' realm could not survive.
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