Chapter 1: Kidnapped!
A seventeen year old, dark blonde haired girl was on her way to pick up her "little sister" and take her to the bus stop. The girl was a senior in high school and her "little sister" was a freshman. Jenny referred to her young friend as little sister because she looked out for her and kept her away from bad influences.
Jenny knocked on the dull pink-red door and the fourteen year old girl answered it.
"Mornin', Jenny."
"Mornin', Alyssa. Ready to go?"
"Yep." The freshman fetched her supplies and joined her good friend.
The two were halfway to the bus stop when they heard a strange humming.
"You hear that?"
"Sure do, 'Lyssa. And it's too loud to be mosquitoes."
A beam of blue rings came down from the sky and wrapped around Alyssa, also pushing Jenny out of the way. The beam intensified in force, the light becoming brighter.
"Hang on, 'Lyssa!"
Jenny jumped to her feet and fought the force to push Alyssa out of the beam. Jenny was sucked in and felt pain sweepthrough her. She let out a scream that drowned out the humming. The beam lifted the screaming blonde of the ground and propelled her into space. Alyssa called out to her friend, but her cries fellon deaf ears.
In space, Jenny's body began mutating and she passed out from pain.
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Jenny woke up to find herself on a metal table. She ran a hand through her- quills? She sat straight up and looked at her reflection on the gleaming surface. Her eyes were huge, taking up half her face. She had a fuzzy muzzle and was covered in fur. Luckily her clothes shrunk with her body.
"I see you're awake," said a male voice from behind.
She whirled around to see the speaker and her jaw dropped. The speaker was a tall, egg-shaped man with long limbs. She rubbed her eyes to see if it was a dream. The man was still there.
"This has got to be some freaky dream. You don't exist!" she shouted at the top of her lungs.
"Ofcourse I exist. I am-"
"The greatest scientific genius of the world, Dr. Robotnik. You use that line in practically every game," Jenny finished dully.
"So I am popular on Earth?"
"No, just about everybody hates your guts."
"Shut up, girl. Now I can start on the antidote." Dr. Robotnik walked over to the machinery on the opposite wall.
"I don't think so, Egghead, 'cause I'm outta here!" Jenny ran out of the room as fast as she could.
The last thing she heard from the doctor was,"SWAT-bots, get that hedgegirl!"
A seventeen year old, dark blonde haired girl was on her way to pick up her "little sister" and take her to the bus stop. The girl was a senior in high school and her "little sister" was a freshman. Jenny referred to her young friend as little sister because she looked out for her and kept her away from bad influences.
Jenny knocked on the dull pink-red door and the fourteen year old girl answered it.
"Mornin', Jenny."
"Mornin', Alyssa. Ready to go?"
"Yep." The freshman fetched her supplies and joined her good friend.
The two were halfway to the bus stop when they heard a strange humming.
"You hear that?"
"Sure do, 'Lyssa. And it's too loud to be mosquitoes."
A beam of blue rings came down from the sky and wrapped around Alyssa, also pushing Jenny out of the way. The beam intensified in force, the light becoming brighter.
"Hang on, 'Lyssa!"
Jenny jumped to her feet and fought the force to push Alyssa out of the beam. Jenny was sucked in and felt pain sweepthrough her. She let out a scream that drowned out the humming. The beam lifted the screaming blonde of the ground and propelled her into space. Alyssa called out to her friend, but her cries fellon deaf ears.
In space, Jenny's body began mutating and she passed out from pain.
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Jenny woke up to find herself on a metal table. She ran a hand through her- quills? She sat straight up and looked at her reflection on the gleaming surface. Her eyes were huge, taking up half her face. She had a fuzzy muzzle and was covered in fur. Luckily her clothes shrunk with her body.
"I see you're awake," said a male voice from behind.
She whirled around to see the speaker and her jaw dropped. The speaker was a tall, egg-shaped man with long limbs. She rubbed her eyes to see if it was a dream. The man was still there.
"This has got to be some freaky dream. You don't exist!" she shouted at the top of her lungs.
"Ofcourse I exist. I am-"
"The greatest scientific genius of the world, Dr. Robotnik. You use that line in practically every game," Jenny finished dully.
"So I am popular on Earth?"
"No, just about everybody hates your guts."
"Shut up, girl. Now I can start on the antidote." Dr. Robotnik walked over to the machinery on the opposite wall.
"I don't think so, Egghead, 'cause I'm outta here!" Jenny ran out of the room as fast as she could.
The last thing she heard from the doctor was,"SWAT-bots, get that hedgegirl!"