A.S.Evon’s Pennings

Chapter Three Roxanne read the paper over a few times then glanced at the key in her hand. A key to room one hundred and twenty-three, and a note biding her to go to room fifty-seven, the maintenance room. Which should she choose? Come to think of it, she wasn’t even sure where room one hundred and twenty-three was. Should she go consult Dr. Grey? He would know where that room was. No, he was experimenting. Who, or what, was this Darkness character?     After more thought she concluded that the only option was to go to room fifty-seven and figure out what was going on. But what ever was happening, she didn’t have a very good feeling about it. Something wasn’t quite right about any of this.     She headed down the stairs and realized that the oversized mouse was gone, and that it seemed to have left right after she started checking rooms. That also wasn’t like the mice, they were very friendly creatures— one of the most friendly things Dr. Grey had invented. Trotting down the ste

     Chapter Two Deep in a dark, untouched forest, hidden in the middle of a wide valley, which was engulfed on either side by dense trees and undergrowth, was a stone laboratory. Most of the laboratory was sunken deep under the earth and only a wing showed above ground. No one had set foot in that daunting forest for nearly a hundred years. How is this possible you ask? I shall get to that later, and you will understand. The laboratory belonged to the mysterious Dr. Grey. No one knows when he started (or arrived at) the laboratory. The dark forest surrounding the cement building had a horrible reputation, and it was well earned too. Anyone who ever went into it, never came back out again. And I know why. There are maimed and strange creatures out there. They were said to be once just normal animals but then they were turned into monsters by a mad scientist. I personally believe that that mad scientist is the Dr. Grey. But enough about tall and unlikely tales. I have the true accoun