When a dictionary helps you to write a story
What happens when you randomly choose words from a dictionary and then try to write a story based on it? Complete insanity, of course. Collection of one-shots.
Disclaimer: I don't own Sonic the Hedgehog or any related characters.
[Last Edited: 2018-09-12]
Today's words: pajamas, volcanic, stabilize, goggles
Story 1: I Preferred When It Was Cold
Tails rolled in his bed again, finding out that even lying on his side wasn't comfortable. It surely was because it was so freaking cold. He had already three blankets and he was still cold. This year's winter was probably the coldest winter in his entire life.
The young fox huffed and got out of his bed. The moment he was from his haven of blankets, the cold air immediately attacking his small body which was currently protected only by pajamas.
Yes, the cold was that bad, he even wore pajamas.
Wrapping himself up in one of the blankets, he set towards his workshop with only one goal in mind—he was going to warm up the house.
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Sonic groaned as he rolled in his half-awake state. Why did he feel so uncomfortably hot?
The blue hedgehog threw the blankets off himself.
Still too hot.
The blue hero frowned as he groggily opened his eyes. Yawning, he slowly sat up in his bed. He glanced to the window to see if it was morning already, blinking surprisingly when all he saw were the colors orange and red.
Sonic furrowed his brows in confusion. Wait...was that a lava behind his window...?
"Ehm, Tails?" he called uncertainly.
The young genius peeked into his room, safety goggles on his eyes. "Yes, Sonic?"
"Do you happen to know why there is lava outside my window?"
"Yeah, I've moved our house close to an active volcano."
The blue hero didn't even want to know how the other had managed to do that and how could something so dangerous look even like a remotely good idea to him. "And why?"
"It was too cold. Now we are warm!"
Well, it was warm. Sonic wasn't going to argue. But their house could catch on fire any second as well. That seemed as kind of a problem to him.
He sighed. "I think I preferred when it was cold..."
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