This series is pretty much just a bungle of Sonic stories I had put together before I joined . Sorry if they aren't too good. ^^
It was dark and cold. I could hear a voice that didn't seem to be a voice I would like to hear.
"Experiment 267? Wait....How about Siya?" I opened my eyes slowly to see a round man with a orange mustache and a huge toothy grin.
I blinked in confusion as the man loomed over me with his horrid grin.
"Mister, is that nose hair over your mouth?" I asked.
He frowned, "No, it isn't...." He paused a second to back up and put his nose in the air proudly, making me want to punch him for some reason.
He talked in a loud and proud voice, "I'm Dr. Robotnik, your creator."
I nodded, "Who's going bald...."
He growled, "HOW DARE YOU SAY SUCH RUDE THINGS TO ME! You should be grateful I ever gave you the option to choose your own personality!!"
I blinked, "Your right, thanks...." Robotnik grinned, "That's better!!! Now come. I will show you around." He walked to a door and it opened. I sat up and stared at it, wondering if I should really follow him.
I shrugged and followed him out, noticing I had what was almost identical to a old fashioned potato bag as clothing. The color matched and it was itchy, only it looked different. Like it was made of wool.
I ignored it out of anger and walked out the door. Dr. Robotnik walked down the white hall and I saw a room and completely stopped, it wasn't special or anything, but I was sucked in by curiosity.
I walked in it to see a room that had was like a gym. I had to smile and dragged out a mat, one people often excised on, from the closest into the room.
I made a sign with a cardboard piece and wrote "Siya's room, NO ONE ENTERS!!!!!" and taped it to the door.
I got a room, MY room and no one else's.
Suddenly, Dr. Robotnik barged in, "Where have you been??!!?!" I shrugged, "Here, in MY room. Where NO ONE else is suppose to be!" I smiled and he growled, "That is the last straw!!"
See? Short. XD Only 438 words. There'll probably be more chapters to it though, hopefully enough to make up for the shortness.