The Slinker – 8
th
Grade Bullies




By D C S (with thanks to our AI Overlord)




The scene unfolds on a picturesque autumn evening, where the waning sun casts its golden hues across the sky, marking the transition from day to night. The air carries a crispness unique to fall, a gentle reminder that the earth is slowly exhaling th

The Slinker – The Rodeo Cowboys




By D C S (with help, thank you to our AI overlord)




The amber hues of the evening sky painted the horizon, casting a warm glow on the suburban street. As shadows grew longer, three boys ambled along the sidewalk, their appearance standing in stark contrast to the modern surroundings. Their rodeo cowboy ensembles, complete wit

The Slinker




The Slinker is a cryptic, predatory organism that lurks within the depths of old drainage systems, sewers, and facilities with extensive plumbing.




Size: When fully extended, the Slinker can reach lengths of up to 15 feet. However, it has the uncanny ability to compress and elongate its body to navigate through varying pipe sizes, making it incredibly

Kaa and the Strangers




The massive python uncoiled slowly, his sinewy length shimmering in the golden light that filtered through the interlaced network of the banyan's branches. Kaa's eyes, gleaming orbs of liquid amber, blinked lazily as they adjusted to the growing luminescence of the early morning sun.




His senses woke, one by one, in a rhythm as old as time i

The Creeping Terror




Chapter Three - Stranded




Deputy Gary Whiker, a seasoned law enforcement officer, was in the sheriff's office, engrossed in his duties. His posture was one of patience, but underlying tension could be perceived as he intermittently glanced towards the radio set. The silence from the radio was unusual, especially since he had sent the Park Rang

Kaa and the Tomb Raiders




By D C S




As Kaa's stomach lay empty, a peculiar sensation filled the cavernous void within. It was as if the absence of Mutt's presence had left a palpable void, a lingering emptiness that reverberated through the walls of the stomach. The once-constricting grip of digestion had relinquished its hold, leaving behind a profound sense of h