Eddie's 'Orcs': A Short Story

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Orcs by Eddie “Hey!” I shouted as a couple of kids walked into us on the trail. “Sorry ‘bout that.” said one of them, turning to walk away. Then one of the girls screamed, and pointed to the other one's face. “Eww! What is it?” she shrieked. “Whoa! Dude is that his face?” I asked, “Were you in a fire or something?” “C’mon Jack let’s go,” said the deformed one, “We shouldn’t be here anyways.” “Dude! It talks!” stated Nick, “It looks like a zombie or something!” “Nah, more like an orc!” said Mark, “From Lord of the Rings!” And then, like three more dudes walked out of the woods and asked if they were okay. And then Nick was like, “Are you guys with the orc? Or are you guys more zombie kids too?” And then one of the three new kids

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