Foreboding Doom for Sasshi
AnimeVore,GTS,GT,Shrink,Unbirth,AnalVore
chapter 10
by
copier
· original author:
fearboy
“You got yourself a deal!” Arumi reached over a shook the shady business man’s hand. A big grin covered the man’s face, these pesky kids would repay his debt and all it would cost him was a little information and some of his less expensive pills. Beside Arumi, Sasshi shook his head, suddenly feeling that something very bad was going to happen. It seemed that whenever Arumi took charge, he ended up beaten, burned, mauled or dead. He recovered from all his injuries, but it still hurt like hell.
“Listen kids,” Kouhei said gruffly, rubbing his three o’clock shadow. “The person you got to see is the owner of the ‘Dragon’s Delight’ three blocks down. You can’t miss the place, it’s got a huge fake dragon on the roof. Go inside and ask for the owner, tell her the boy is going to be my payment for the debt. Once you got that done, ask her anything you want, the lady knows tons about the Abenobashi Vore Shopping Arcade.”
“Got it,” Arumi responded, while Sasshi gulped uneasily next to her. Wasn’t Arumi going to ask how he was supposed to repay the old man’s debt? It didn’t seem she particularly cared about that detail, leaving Sasshi to wonder why he was always the one on the receiving end of punishment. Before they left, Arumi did speak to Kouhei, but it wasn’t about Sasshi’s wellbeing.
“Pills,” Arumi demanded. She specifically remembering the merchant had mentioned he was offering his merchandise to sweeten the deal. Kouhei grunted and tossed her two small bottles filled with red pills. With a polite bow, Arumi left, dragging Sasshi behind her.
“Do we really have to go through with this?” Sasshi grumbled. He didn’t want to be sold off to some business, they probably wanted him to stock shelves or sweep.
“Don’t be a baby. You know how these worlds work. We go with the flow and find that damn oni. I’ll bet we’ll find him at this place, what was it called?”
“Dragon’s Delight,” Sasshi grumbled, adjusting his cowboy hat on the top of his head. They did always find the oni when they went with the flow, going strait towards the convenient plot development. However, that often led to him getting a beating from whatever stood in their way. He could hope for things to turn out all right, but he didn’t believe they would.
“Hey Sasshi,” Arumi said, grabbing the boy’s attention. “Check out these weird pills.” She showed him the pills and the label on each of them. One read, ‘Anti-digestion’, while the other said, ‘instant revival.’
“I really don’t like the looks of the second one,” Sasshi said, his knees starting to buckle. If they had a pill able to bring him back to life, there was a very good chance that he would be using them soon. He wanted to go on a super cool adventure, not end up dead.
“I don’t see what the problem is. I would think you’d like something that would return you back to the living,” Arumi said. She smiled mischievous and shook the instant revival pills. She had no problem with her friend dying. After all, he always came back just as annoying as before.
“What I can’t figure out is why we have anti-digestion pills? Why would we want something to prevent food from being digested?” Not giving the pills another thought, Arumi happily dragged Sasshi along, until they stood in front of a Chinese restaurant with a big dragon on top.
“This is the place. Come on, let’s go in.” Arumi shoved Sasshi in first to make sure there wasn’t any immediate danger. After hearing no screams, she walked in as well.
“Listen kids,” Kouhei said gruffly, rubbing his three o’clock shadow. “The person you got to see is the owner of the ‘Dragon’s Delight’ three blocks down. You can’t miss the place, it’s got a huge fake dragon on the roof. Go inside and ask for the owner, tell her the boy is going to be my payment for the debt. Once you got that done, ask her anything you want, the lady knows tons about the Abenobashi Vore Shopping Arcade.”
“Got it,” Arumi responded, while Sasshi gulped uneasily next to her. Wasn’t Arumi going to ask how he was supposed to repay the old man’s debt? It didn’t seem she particularly cared about that detail, leaving Sasshi to wonder why he was always the one on the receiving end of punishment. Before they left, Arumi did speak to Kouhei, but it wasn’t about Sasshi’s wellbeing.
“Pills,” Arumi demanded. She specifically remembering the merchant had mentioned he was offering his merchandise to sweeten the deal. Kouhei grunted and tossed her two small bottles filled with red pills. With a polite bow, Arumi left, dragging Sasshi behind her.
“Do we really have to go through with this?” Sasshi grumbled. He didn’t want to be sold off to some business, they probably wanted him to stock shelves or sweep.
“Don’t be a baby. You know how these worlds work. We go with the flow and find that damn oni. I’ll bet we’ll find him at this place, what was it called?”
“Dragon’s Delight,” Sasshi grumbled, adjusting his cowboy hat on the top of his head. They did always find the oni when they went with the flow, going strait towards the convenient plot development. However, that often led to him getting a beating from whatever stood in their way. He could hope for things to turn out all right, but he didn’t believe they would.
“Hey Sasshi,” Arumi said, grabbing the boy’s attention. “Check out these weird pills.” She showed him the pills and the label on each of them. One read, ‘Anti-digestion’, while the other said, ‘instant revival.’
“I really don’t like the looks of the second one,” Sasshi said, his knees starting to buckle. If they had a pill able to bring him back to life, there was a very good chance that he would be using them soon. He wanted to go on a super cool adventure, not end up dead.
“I don’t see what the problem is. I would think you’d like something that would return you back to the living,” Arumi said. She smiled mischievous and shook the instant revival pills. She had no problem with her friend dying. After all, he always came back just as annoying as before.
“What I can’t figure out is why we have anti-digestion pills? Why would we want something to prevent food from being digested?” Not giving the pills another thought, Arumi happily dragged Sasshi along, until they stood in front of a Chinese restaurant with a big dragon on top.
“This is the place. Come on, let’s go in.” Arumi shoved Sasshi in first to make sure there wasn’t any immediate danger. After hearing no screams, she walked in as well.
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