Night Of The Warptide: A Short Story

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“I've never heard of this Night of the Warptide but it sounds very similar to Halloween! My adopted family used to dress up as humans and go trick or treating. Which is very similar to what young wyngrew do here. I always loved Halloween because everyone looked weird like me.” Bloo explained to her pink wyngro friend. “Holly Ween?” Dolly asked, tilting her head “Halloween it basely like Night of the Warptide that you told me about but like with witches and ghosts and stuff. It's basely the same thing. The moral of these holidays are dressing up and getting free candy” The blue wyngro laughed as they finished their costumes. Both had made their own, which were not even close to scary. “Free Candy!” Dolly cheered happily. “That's not at all what-” …show more content…
Dolly was now in a talking baby doll outfit “You look so cute sweetie” Bloo said gushing over her lover's outfit. “I know I'm the cutest” The pink girl said with a giggle. “Ready go trick or treating?” With a nod the toy gang left they barely left out the house when they noticed guards talking to a group of wyngrews. “Excuse me ladies please go back into your home for your own safety. Unless you are brave enough to aid us in finding the shattered rune stones?” Bloo looked at Dolly in hopes for her to translate the guard. “Yes! Yes we will! This will be awesome. I've never played this game on Night of the Warptide and I'm the Not W Queen!” Dolly squealed “What? This isn't a game! This is a matter of safety! The rune stones need to be found in order to reseal the sanctuary and contain the Flare Wisps” Dolly nodded excited still “Thank you good knight-” “Guard” “What do these rune stones look like kind guard?” She asked Bloo stared at her girlfriend “why are you talking funny?” She asked, but Dolly payed no attention to her very confused friend. “Here just find one of these” The male wyngro handed them a poster with 6 rune stones. “Be careful Flare Wisps are dangerous they come in different shapes and colors, and some even will attack. It can burn or mentally scar you! They flee around water and bright lights” The guard tried to warn the poor wyngrews dressed up as toys but …show more content…
Since there were many in town who were searching for the runes in the safety of the bright lights. The group decided to search further out. The lack of sun made the cold air much more noticeable along with the occasionally autumn breeze that chilled to the bone. Dolly found her self clinging to her lover's arm. Bloo lost herself in a purple glow in the distance much further away from the town. The blue wyngro caused Dolly and Umby to break off from Lizard. As they got closer to the blue hue there was a soothing crackle of a fire. It called out to the winter colored wyngro, that she didn't even noticed her Lover's fear increase or the cries of her adopted son. The whispering started soon after words that cut into the adult wyngrews. Dolly took Umby out of the in trace girl and tried yelling at her, but it was as if her girlfriend couldn't even hear

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