(New South park, Colorado)
It was a strangely peaceful night in New South Park.
Dr. Mephesto was looking out at the Beautiful night sky through his telescope.
"That's strange; I don't see Ursa Minor anywhere." Dr.Mephesto said to himself as he looked into the night sky. Just as he was about to move away from the Telescope, he noticed an ample bright green light flashing through the Darkness and crash land a few miles away from his home.
"By Odin's ravens, this could be the scientific discovery of the century."
Dr.Mephesto then got out of his chair, grabbed his cane, and made his way to the garage, where he found his sidekick, Kevin looking through Dirty Magazines while sitting in Mephesto's jeep.
"For Goodness sake, Kevin! Stop reading those Dirty magazines and move over!"
(10 minutes later)
Dr.Mephesto and Kevin got out of the jeep and found a giant glowing green meteorite; around the meteorite were several animal carcasses.
Dr.Mephesto examined one of the carcasses, notably an already decaying Buck.
The front half of the deer had already begun to decompose while the back half was decaying slowly
And judging by the rate of decomposition, the Deer had not been dead very long.
"Fascinating, I must study this Meteorite at once. Kevin, pick up the Meteorite and put it in the trunk.
Kevin gave the mad scientist a surprised look.
"Oh, don't give me that look. I took you in when nobody else would; you owe me."
Kevin rolled his eyes and picked up the small meteorite. He was about to get back into the jeep, but Mephesto stopped him.
"Kevin, why don't you get in the trunk. We don't know how toxic this meteorite can be."
Kevin got into the trunk with the meteorite. In contrast, Mephesto got back into the Driver seat and drove back to his lab.
(Several days later)
Dr. Mephesto looked into several different cages of test animals. He had fed several small pieces of the meteorite to his test animals, and only one had survived a greyhound.
"Fascinating; I'll have to run more tests." Dr. Mephesto said to himself.
"Kevin, come help me get these bodies out."
Dr. Mephesto turned around and didn't see his little sidekick anywhere.
"Kevin, get in here, now!"
Where could he be? Usually, he always comes in when he is called, but now that he thought about it, he hadn't seen Kevin for several days. His thoughts were interrupted when he felt the floor begin to shake.
Kevin burst through the lab door!
Dr. Mephesto was amazed to see his lab assistant had grown 9 feet; his entire body was covered in green fur, his fingernails had grown into long and sharp claws.
"K-Kevin, what is god's-"
Dr. Mephesto was cut off when Kevin raised his meaty fist into the air and brought it down on his employer!
Dr. Mephesto's head flew off his body and hit the wall!
The grayhound noticed Kevin beginning to feast on Dr. Mephesto's body.
The greyhound pushed the door to the cage open with her snout and ran out of the laboratory and into town.
(Tweak Residence)
Tweek looked down at the picture of him and Millie in front of the town sign. It had been two weeks since Millie and her family had moved back to Savannah, Georgia. Tweek had been spending most of his time since then in his room looking at the old photos of himself and Millie together.
Tweek looked back down at the screen of his phone and noticed a significant teardrop on it.
He whipped away the tears on his face than the one-off of his phone screen.
He then heard a knocking at his bedroom door, followed by the voice of his father.
"Son, can I come in?"
"Ya, come in, dad."
"Son, I hate to bother you, but before you go to bed, could you take out the trash?" Richard asked his son.
Tweek sighed.
"Ok, Dad," Tweek answered.
Tweek walked into the kitchen, grabbed the trash bags, walked outside, and threw two out of the three trash bags into the garbage cans. He was about to throw the last trash bag in, but it ripped before going in, and the trash went everywhere!
"Ugh, son of B !" Tweek shouted before he began to shovel trash back into the trash cans. As he was about to pick up a piece of old meat, he heard a Russell coming from the bushes.
Tweek pointed the sharp end of the shovel out towards the Bushes!
"Agh! Stay back…unless you want this shovel up your ass!" Tweek shouted.
The rustling continued until Tweek noticed that it wasn't an intruder but a female greyhound.
Tweek put down the shovel and walked towards the Dog. He looked around the neck for a collar or Dog license but didn't find one.
"Where are you from, girl?" Tweek asked the Dog.
Tweek wondered why he was talking to a Dog, but before he could finish his thoughts, the greyhound immediately begins to rub against him.
Tweek smiled then, to the Dog's delight; he began to rub her neck.
The Dog then licked Tweek's hand.
"Aw, you're a good girl, aren't you?"
Tweek then grabbed the old piece of Steak and gave it to the Dog before turning around and walking back up his stoop.
The greyhound then followed Tweek to the back door. Tweek noticed this then tried to push the Dog gently away.
"Ugh, you can go," Tweek said to Dog, but she did not move.
"Sorry, girl, but you can't stay with me; my Mom's allergic to pet dander."
The greyhound then turned her head as they both heard a rather loud thumping sound coming from the woods.
The greyhound then used her head to push Tweek closer to the Door.
"Ok, ok, fine. You can stay with me tonight, but tomorrow you're going back outside."
Tweek opened the Door, and the greyhound immediately ran into the Tweak house. Tweek closed the door behind him.
A few minutes later, Tweek laid out a thick blanket and gave the Dog a small bowl of water and a few leftover pot roast chunks in his bedroom.
"I wonder where you came from? The closest Dog racing track is two hours away." Tweek asked as he rubbed the dog behind the ears.
The greyhound then licked Tweek's wrist.
Tweek noticed that the Dog slobber on his wrists was an eerie green color.
"What the hell?!"
"You ok, son?" Richard Tweek called out from behind Tweek's bedroom door.
"Ah ya, dad, I'm just watching an old Game of Thrones episode," Tweek replied as he wiped the drool off of his arm.
"All right, well finish up and go to bed; you have football practice in the morning."
"Ok, Goodnight, dad. I Love you."
"Goodnight, son. Love you too."
Tweek waited till he heard his dad's footsteps walking down the hall, then sighed in relief. He looked back down at the Dog, who was happily resting on his floor.
I wonder what the hell that green stuff was? Tweek thought to himself before changing into his pajamas and getting into bed.
As soon as he closed his eyes, he felt something jump onto his bed. He opened his eyes and saw that the greyhound was now sleeping at the end of his bed. She took up a lot of room, but Tweek was too tired to do anything about it.
"Goodnight, Girl," Tweek said before going to sleep.
After an hour, Tweek and his new Dog both had fallen asleep. The Female greyhound then woke up as she heard a faint rumbling outside Tweek's Bedroom window. She jumped off the bed and saw Kevin looking into the bedroom, his bright red eyes staring into her's.
"Ruff, ruff!"
(Go away; this is my domicile, as well as this human, stay away from here!")
Kevin put a sizeable clawed hand against the window; it began to scratch words into the glass before walking away.
If the greyhound could read then, she would have noticed the words: I kill you.
The grayhound then jumped back into her new human master's bed before falling asleep.
Outside the Tweak house, Kevin waited for another hour before leaving the property; he had other things to do before the sun rose again. Besides, he would have another chance to kill the Dog. She didn't deserve the power that the meteorite had given her.
When the meteorite had given him its power, it had told him to go to the nearest water source and throw several large pieces of itself into the water so it could take hold of the Humans, the Dog complicated things, but she would still be dealt with.
Kevin followed the river till he finally found the New South Park Water supply; he took out several chunks of the meteorite and threw them into the water. Soon the humans would receive the same gifts that the meteorite had bestowed upon them.
To be continued