Deadmeat Chronicles: Outside time

>You are a maroon unicorn fluffy with a light green mane.
>You have been taken in by a human and have been trying to get away since.
>They have put something on the end of your horn that sticks there and keeps you from doing sparklies.
>You have been trying to find a way out but have kept being distracted.
>You were trying to make your escape when the stinky water monster opened the door.
>You couldn’t believe your luck.
>She let every fluffy out!
>You ran in and blended in and now you are out!
>You are free!
>You join in the throng of fluffies as they amble out the door.
>They walk out to a pourch with a ramp leading down to the grass.
>You go with the herd and as they break apart you take off.
>You are running across the yard as fast as you can go.
>”Wow! Look at how fast that one fluffy is running! Sir William Reginald must be in good shape!”
>You hear them talking about you but you don’t care.
>You are free and running away!
>You run for a while then come to a big wall.
>You stop and look at it.
>It is double picket fench about eight foot tall.
>It has slates on both sides off set.
>You run up to it and try to push yourself through it doesn’t budge.
>The boards on next to each other with no gaps.
>You look to either side.
>The wall goes on for as far as you can see.
>You turn to your right and run.
>You have to find a gap.
>You run and run and find a corner.
>You see a large bush there.
>You ignore it and keep running.
>You run so far you start to feel a burn in your leggies.
>You come to another corner.
>You stomp and whine in frustration.
>You take off running again, there must be a break somewhere.
>You keep running until you come to a black path.
>You recognize it as what the metal monsters roll on.
>You look around, it seems to go to the house and has a large gate closing it from the road.
>The gate is too low for you to get under.
>You risk it, you run across the black path.
>You make it across and keep running.
>You keep going until you come to another corner.
>You don’t stop as you turn and keep running.
>Your legs burn even more as you keep anxiously looking for a gap, a hole, anything to go through.
>You come to another corner and your heart sinks.
>You see the bush.
>You made one big circle.
>Maybe you missed something.
>You turn around and start running back.
>”Wai new fwen! Wai fo Andwew!”
>You turn and see the orange unicorn with a silver mane that has a grey stripe run through it.
>He is truddling toward you awkwardly.
>He waves at you in between his trips and stumbles.
>He finally makes it to you, “Andwew wan pway wif new fwen!”
>”Deadmeat nuu wan pway, wan go way.”
>Andrew just smiles at you, “Nuu, owtside pway now!”
>He starts to trot around you, “Andwew and new fwen pway! Fowwow Andwew!”
>He truddles away back looking behind every few steps making sure you are behind him.
>You look back at the wall and decide to follow him since you cannot find an opening.
>You walk back to where the herd is and they are all playing.
>The stinky water monster has some music playing from a strange box and she is dancing.
>All around her fluffies are moving around awkwardly trying to dance as well.
>Some are singing out of tune and rhythm with the music.
>You see several fluffies running around giggling.
>Princess Princess is jumping around the woman yelling, “Mammeh! Mommeh! Wook at Pwincess Pwincess! Mommeh!”
>You see fluffies bopping a beach ball around.
>Fluffies are trotting around sniffing the grass and leaves.
>One fluffy is running in terror from a grass hopper.
>”Pway wif Andwew!”
>You see Andrew bounding off.
>You start to run after him.
>He runs into a group of fluffies that are running about randomly and giggling.
>You try to run with them.
>One of the fluffies bumps into you and looks at you, “Fwuffy am sowwy peas-“
>It looks at your body then your face, “Ahhh! Munsta!”
>It starts to run off and you stomp, “Deadmeat nuu am munsta!”
>The other fluffies take off in random directions leaving just you and Andrew, who is still running around.
>One fluffy lays still.
>You walk over to it, “Why meanie fwuffy pway dead?”
>”Deadmeat nuu munsta!” You snap at the still fluffy.
>Then you see the dents in its head.
>You walk over and push the still figure feeling its limp body.
>You look around and notice two other fluffies laying similarly.
>You see two fluffy hooves dangling from inside a bush.
>”Wakie uppie fwen! Pway time!”
>Andrew runs up to the fluffy and starts to hug its neck.
>You gently push Andrew, “Fwen nuu wakie. Fwen get biggest owchies.”
>Andrew looks at you confused, “Biggest owchies? Nuu he wakie and pway!”
>Andrew starts to jump around, “Fwuffies pway and haf fun!”
>You look between Andrew and the dead fluffy.
>”Why nu know about biggest owchies?”
>You look around and see a large metal trash can.
>You start to walk toward it and soon you notice the smell.
>You recognize the smell of dead fluffies.
>You feel Andrew grab you from behind holding you.
>”Nuuu! Nuu go neaw bye bye bawks!”
>You glance over your shoulder and see Andrew staring at the strange thing in fear.
>”Hewwo! Fwen haf pwenty toys?”
>You see Princess Princess walking toward you.
>”Siw Wiwwam Gewinoo, yoo go mommeh noa. Aww fwuffy pway wif mommeh!”
>You look around, “Whewe fwuffy mummeh?”
>Princess Princess giggles, “Bad fwuffy be siwwy!”
>You start hearing a throng of fluffies chattering, “Pick fwuffy!”, “Wub mommeh!”, “Pway wif fwuffy mommeh!”
>You turn and see the stinky water monster walking toward you.
>You panic and start looking for a place to run.
>Princess Princess grabs you and hugs you, “Yay! Mommeh come to fwen!”
>You try to wiggle away, “Nuu! Munsta come! Deadmeat get way!”
>You are about to shove off the light brown alicorn when the woman grabs you.
>She starts to spin you around.
>”How is my newest fluffy doing Sir William Reginald?”
>You wiggle your legs useless as your heart races.
>You think she is getting ready to throw you.
>She then pulls you in close and hugs you.
>The stench fills your nose and you struggle to cover it with you hoof.
>You try hard not to breathe.
>You sense all the fluffies get quiet.
>”You are one of the luckiest fluffies alive! Did you know that?”
>She holds you out and you turn your head trying to get away from the smell.
>You notice all the fluffies staring in silence.
>You look where they are looking and see the man carrying a dead fluffy.
>”You my friend have been adopted by the best fluffy owner ever!”
>He walks to the trash can and opens the lid.
>He then drops the limp flopping body of the dead fluffy into it and closes the lid.
>You turn to the smiling face of the woman, “You are now inside a fluffy paradise!”
>”You are just going to love it here!”
>She hugs you again.
>Your eyes are locked on the trash can.