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Who: Luke, Hansel and Gretel. Professor Layton and Med'an to the rescue later.
What: Luke wants to spend a day at the park with his new friends. His new friends have far more sinister ideas.
Where: Mayfield Park
When: Friday afternoon
Warnings/Notes: Mentions of gore and death, may contain sexual themes and other uncomfortable content.
The park was a little quieter then normal, full of mostly drone children and their parents. Luke waited on a nearby park bench for his two friends to show up. Finding other children his age that weren’t drones were hard to come by, so Luke was more than happy to entertain Hansel and Gretel for the day.
Something was bothering him though, and that was how they sounded over the phone. They were a little unsettling to say the least, almost like the drones. But he couldn’t blame them for that, after all, it couldn’t have been easy growing up the way they did. He still couldn’t understand how someone could sell children, the idea was too awful for him to believe it. Maybe he could ask the Professor later about it.
But for now, questions like that would have to wait. He had a few games planned out, and he knew they had some games they wanted him to play as well. He wasn’t a big fan of pretend games like they were, but if he was going to teach them how to play tag, then he could play a few of their games as well.
What: Luke wants to spend a day at the park with his new friends. His new friends have far more sinister ideas.
Where: Mayfield Park
When: Friday afternoon
Warnings/Notes: Mentions of gore and death, may contain sexual themes and other uncomfortable content.
The park was a little quieter then normal, full of mostly drone children and their parents. Luke waited on a nearby park bench for his two friends to show up. Finding other children his age that weren’t drones were hard to come by, so Luke was more than happy to entertain Hansel and Gretel for the day.
Something was bothering him though, and that was how they sounded over the phone. They were a little unsettling to say the least, almost like the drones. But he couldn’t blame them for that, after all, it couldn’t have been easy growing up the way they did. He still couldn’t understand how someone could sell children, the idea was too awful for him to believe it. Maybe he could ask the Professor later about it.
But for now, questions like that would have to wait. He had a few games planned out, and he knew they had some games they wanted him to play as well. He wasn’t a big fan of pretend games like they were, but if he was going to teach them how to play tag, then he could play a few of their games as well.