Friday, April 17, 2015

Sonic Underground ch2

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Krissie: Hey ya’ll! Here’s Chapter 2.
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Disclaimer: Trying to write at least 6 different stories in my head at once? Can I do it? Or will I fall flat on my face? You decide.
Chapter 2: Beginnings Part 2
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Several Years Later…
The blue hedgehog strummed on his guitar. “Come on! I wanna get this going!” He called over to his friends.
“Have a little patience, Sonic.” Rotor carefully put the powder mixtures into a metal casing. “It takes a little while to get all these bombs ready.” He put it with a neat stack of other completed bombs.
“30 seconds is my limit, Rot.” Sonic impatiently tapped his foot. He counted the number of bombs already assembled. “Surely 20 bombs can take out Robuttnik’s new factory.”
Je ne sais pas.” Antoine handed the walrus another metal casing. “Robuttnik builds hiz factories with ze zick walls, non?”
Sonic shrugged and resigned himself to strumming away on his guitar. After a few notes, he sighed and fell on his back. He didn’t know what song he wanted to play. He pulled at the silver chain around his neck and fiddled with the medallion. He held it up to sky and puffed out air.
“When do you think we’ll be able to get Uncle Chuck back?” He muttered wishfully.
Rotor froze as he looked up at the speedster. He wasn’t sure what to say or do. Sonic was always smiling and joking around. A sad Sonic was never a good sign. He screwed the top of the explosive on and placed it into the stack as he tried to figure out what to say.
Antoine D’Coolette walked up to Sonic and leaned over him with a big smile. “As soon as we build a de-robotizer! Then we will get everyone back and Robuttnik will have ze egg on hiz face. Zen we will come home and party! You will play songs on ze guitar and I will zing ma mere hymns off key and you will throw ze pie in mon visage. Zound great, non?”
Sonic stared up at the coyote’s silly face and couldn’t help but laugh. Something about Antoine always made him laugh ever since he was a kid, or well, a little kid. Maybe it was his funny accent or his weird haircut. Maybe it was how easy it was to pull pranks on him. Either way, Antoine was an instant smile for Sonic Hedgehog. He laughed as he sat up. “You won’t even try to sing on key?” He carefully tucked the medallion under his shirt. “Are you guys ready to go yet?”
Rotor counted the bombs. They had about 50. Surely that would be enough. He put up the materials and nodded. “Yep. Put the bombs in the bags and we’ll be all set to go.”
Antoine saluted as he set to the task. He had barely gotten one bag full of bombs before Sonic finished off the other four. Sonic threw one bag over his shoulder as he picked up two others.
“Let’s go get see if the girls are ready, Ant.” Sonic began to walk off without him. He paused to hand a bag to Rotor before continuing.
Antoine put one bag on his shoulders before following the blue hedgehog.

Magenta fur flowed in the breeze. She cringed at the awful smell. Sure she lived in the city, but even the city smelled of gross smug. Everyone who lived within the thick city walls of Robotropolis was used to it. Everyone except Sonia. She hated the smell and the charcoal sky. But she knew there was nothing she could do. It was either follow the rules of Robotnik or become a robot. Her best option was to wait it out and be a loyal subject.
“Sonia, come down from there!” Lady Windermere called.
Sonia smiled down at her adoptive mother. She was such a kind woman. She had puffy, brown hair and wore elegant gowns covered in various purples and teals. Sonia loved the woman as if she really were her mother. She knew that a lot of people had advised the human woman not to adopt Sonia, a hedgehog. But Lady Windermere stood firm on her decision to take the child in as her own.
Sonia did a back flip off the top of the roof. She landed on a tree branch and did another flip and landed gracefully on the ground. “Hello Lady Windermere!” Sonia greeted with a bright smile. “How was your trip to the store?”
“It was good. I bought some of that jam you like.” Lady Windermere smiled as her 15 year old daughter took some of the bags from her arms. “What were you doing on the roof dear?”
“Oh…” Sonia hummed. She wasn’t sure why. The roof was just her favorite place to sit. She would sit there for hours, staring off into the distance. She always felt like something was missing She felt depressed as she waited for what was missing. But what was it she was waiting for? Unsure how to answer, she just shrugged, “I just wanted to feel the wind.”
Sonia didn’t see it, but Lady Windermere gave her a pitiful look. She often felt like her charge was waiting for something on her roof. Sonia’s sweet hazel eyes couldn’t lie to her. She could see the longing clear as glass in those eyes.
“Have you done your lessons yet?” She asked as they put the groceries away.
“Yes Lady Windermere.” Sonia nodded. “I finished them while you were away. The books are ready to go to the school for grading.”
“Very well, I’ll look over them for you. Then tomorrow, we’ll have Winston take them to the school for us.” Lady Windermere stated.
Winston, Lady Windermere’s butler, was very nice. He usually just acted as her chauffer, but he would also go pick up or drop off things for her when needed. Winston mainly saw to it that Sonia got her books from school. She lived in a mainly human district of Robotropolis, so the schools weren’t able to accommodate for Sonia. Also, being a hedgehog wasn’t easy either. Robotnik hated hedgehogs, any and all. So Lady Windermere purposely kept her child out of the schools and safe at home.

Big brown eyes stared in awe at his latest find. He had hit the jackpot today and it was only 3:30.
Not bad. Not bad. He counted the money in the wallet. He stuff the money in his socks before tossing the wallet into a trash can. The streets were busy this time of day. People were out and about and so was Manic. As long as he stayed in a mainly mobian populated area, he wouldn’t stand out. He had gained $250 in cash and several credit cards. He would have to take them to Ferrell. He also had several watches. No one ever seemed to miss them which surprised him. He loved watches. He liked the ticking sound they made. It was like a heartbeat; constant, reliable, always there, never leaving. The only thing it wasn’t – warm.
Manic loved warmed things. If there was anything he collected it would be surf boards and warm things. He wasn’t sure why. He just did. Ferrell told him he was like that, ever since he found him in a basket one night. Manic would curl up next to anything warm; a blanket, camp fires, the furnace, and people.
Manic couldn’t count how many times he went to sleep far away from people and woke up practically in their sleeping bags. It annoyed all of his partners in crime. Nack, Bark, Fiona, Sleuth, heck, it even annoyed Bean. The only one who didn’t seem to mind was Rouge. But that was probably because Manic had given her some jewels he found before then. He didn’t work the bat often because he didn’t deal jewels. He fiddled with the pearl necklace he had snatched and shoved into his pocket. Maybe the jewel thief would like it? He would have to find her later.
He took a turn in the sewer and gave a weak smile as he came into Ferrell’s and his make shift living room. “I’m back.” He called softly. He closed the door and made sure it was good and tight. It’s cold in here. He sat on the couch with a depressed slump and began organizing his goods. He placed his cash in his hiding place and then stared at the watches and bits of jewelry. He would have to wait at least a week to pond them. And even then, he couldn’t pond them. Hedgehogs going into a store was never a good idea. Robuttnik kept surveillance in pond shops and most stores. If he ever saw a hedgehog, he would have them instantly picked up by SWATbots and robotized. The green hedgehog cringed. He didn’t want to be a robot. He grabbed the blanket off the back of the couch and wrapped it around himself.
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Deathy: Thank you for reading. Hope you’ll share your thoughts with me. I’m now off to write chapter 3. I’ll try not to make you wait as long for an update I promise!
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