The Powerpuff Boy
Chapter 1
It was twelve o'clock at night and the Professor was in his lab on a new experiment of his. Ever since the creation of his girls, he wondered how could something as simple as three ordinary components could produce three living children with the help of Chemical X. In his spare time, the Professor often researched this idea and tried to solve the mystery of Chemical X. He came up with numerous theories but he had very few definitive discoveries to present. He tried examining the ingredients itself looking at them in any way possible. It was then that he made an interesting discovery. A possibility that he never considered before but the question was, could it happen? He knew that the only way the experiment could work is he must test it out but the thought of the consequences of this idea held the Professor in a state of conflict. The Professor looked at the clock on the wall and noticed how late it was. The girls have long been asleep and he too was beginning to get a bit drowsy. He left all of his research on the desk as he went up stairs. Upon entering his bed room, he changed into his pajamas and went to bed.
The next morning, he awoke with the memory of his discovery last night. The thought still lingered in the back of his mind, wondering if it could work. Trying his best to shove the thought away, he went down stairs and prepared breakfast as the girls slept. The Professor always got up early to make breakfast before waking the girls. Today, he began to make waffles but the thought about what he discovered last night still lingered in the back of his mind. He was so lost in thought that he forgot to wake up the girls for breakfast until he realized that the girls were not eating with him as he was finishing up. With a twinge of embarrassment, the Professor ran up stairs to wake up the girls.
The Professor walked in the girls' room opening the door wide as he stepped in.
"Girls, wake up." said the Professor. The girls opened their eyes and yawned. Blossom immediately looked at the clock on the bed side table.
"Professor, why did you take so long to wake us up?" asked Blossom. "You were supposed to wake us up ten minutes ago."
"I'm sorry, girls." said the Professor. "I was up half the night working in my lab and I guess I'm not fully awake right now. I didn't realize that I hadn't waken you three up until I started eating."
"Oh, that's okay, Professor." said Bubbles. The Professor smiled.
"Well, get dressed and have some breakfast." said the Professor. "You got school today." As the Professor left the room, the girls flew into the closet and began to get dressed. The Professor went back down stairs to finish his breakfast.
The morning was fairly uneventful. The girls ate breakfast, brushed their teeth, picked up their back packs and lunch bags, said "good-bye" to the Professor, and flew off to school. As the Professor watched them go, he walked back to his lab. The Professor was appalled by the mess and vowed to never work late again even though he doubted he would ever fulfill that promise. He walked over to collect the papers on his desk and he saw all the data and theories that the Professor had created and discovered.
"Could it possibly work?" thought the Professor to himself. "Could it be done?" The Professor knew what it would all mean if he tried the experiment. If it succeeded, it could benefit Townsville and possibly the whole world and his daughters. If if failed and his theories were wrong, it would cause some damage. Yet the desire to find out the truth was over whelming and in the end, he decided to go for it.
The ingredients he was looking for was harder to find than the ingredients he used to create the girls. The snips was easy enough since all he had to do was cut off a few hairs from his own body. The snails was also easy to obtain since they were all over the backyard. The puppy dog tails was the hardest and least pleasant to get, even more so than the snails. The Professor had to go to the Townsville pound where he cut off the tails of dogs who were put to sleep. The sensation of having to cut off the tails of these dead dogs made the Professor want to gag but he held on strong and collected the tails he needed.
He took all these ingredients to his home and mixed them in a bowl. The Professor made sure that he didn't put in too much, not wanting to make the same mistake he did last time. When he made the girls, he was so tired that he accidentally miscalculated and added more than needed. Three times more to be exact which created three girls. The Professor only wanted one so this time, the Professor made sure that he didn't put in too much. Once the ingredients was mixed, he took out a vile of Chemical X and with an outstretched hand, he poured some into the mix. The concoction began to bubble and shake immediately after contact. The ingredients glowed brightly and the entire bowl shook more violently. The Professor quickly ducked under a table. There was a loud explosion followed immediately by silence.
After the blast had subsided, the Professor got back out from under the table and he was greeted by the sight of the result of the experiment. With his heart pounding with joy and nervousness, he walked over to the small boy that stood before him beside the bowl. Judging by the shape of the boy's body, the Professor could tell that the boy was just like the Powerpuff Girls and probably has the same powers. His cloths were identical to the Rowdyruff Boys' cloths in every detail except they were light purple and so where his eyes. Instead of having cloths and eyes that were a dark shade like the Rowdyruff Boys, his cloths and eyes were a light shade, identical to the light shading of the Powerpuff Girls. The boy also wore a cap identical to Brick's hat but the hat was purple and the boy wore his hat forwards instead of backwards. From under the hat, the Professor could just barely make out the boy's short brown hair.
The Professor leaned forwards to examine the boy closely.
"Hello, what's your name?" asked the boy in a cute voice.
"Oh, my name?" said the Professor getting the feeling that he was reliving the birth of his girls all over again. "It's Professor, Professor Utonium."
"Hello Professor Utonium, it is very nice to meet you." said the boy politely. The Professor couldn't help but smile. The boy was just as sweet and as cute as the girls where when they were born. Perhaps this wasn't going to be so bad after all.
"Uh, Professor, who am I?" asked the boy.
"What?" asked the Professor.
"What is my name?" asked the boy.
"Oh, I haven't given it much thought." admitted the Professor. "I like to give my kids names that start with a 'B' so why don't I call you....Bobby."
"Wow, Bobby, what a great name." said Bobby as he flew off the table. He looked at himself in surprise realizing that he was flying.
"I can fly?" asked Bobby in amazement.
"Why yes." said the Professor. "Your DNA contains a powerful substance called Chemical X and it grants you many extraordinary powers."
"Really, that is so cool." said Bobby with enthusiasm. But then Bobby realized something. "Hey Professor, you said that you like to name all your kids with a name that starts with a 'B.' Does that mean that I have older brothers?"
"Not exactly." said the Professor. "You have three older sisters."
"Really, well that's cool too." said Bobby. "When can I meet them?"
"They should be coming home soon." said the Professor.
"Great, I can't wait to meet them." said Bobby. The Professor was a little unsure of himself just then. He prayed that the girls' reaction to Bobby would be positive.