Mini Stories by Yoshi (Chapter 1 & 2 Drafts Released!)
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:P oops.
:P oops.
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I have decided not to create a user page for each mini story, and the chapters will be in spoilers. Feel free to rate them as they come out.
I have decided not to create a user page for each mini story, and the chapters will be in spoilers. Feel free to rate them as they come out.
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Chapter 1
The Trial
I dont say Im innocent, but I have no reason to be getting sent to prison! Red protested as two toads pulled him along, him hands cuffed. I was only doing my duty as a member of the Koopa Troop!
Quiet you! the toad on the left ordered And you aint goin to prison, Koopa It was always that prisoners of war were given the death penalty. The trial meant practically nothing, since the Koopa Troop members really could not deny being a member of the Koopa Troop; they were almost automatically sentenced to death.
Red was shoved onto a hard chair, as his defendant sat down next to him. The defendant was a small, stout Mii who had a thick moustache. Hello there, The man greeted in a gruff voice I am Thomas Bankscott, but you can call me Tom.
Hi, Im Red. Red told him in a dejected voice I am a prisoner of war, and I hope you will be able to successfully defend me.
They looked over at the prosecutor, who was a medium height toad, with a little bit of blond hair sticking out from under his hat. Oh great! It is William Tassa! He always wins his trials! Tom complained
Do I have any chance of winning? Red asked Answer completely honestly.
Honestly, Tom answered About a 20 % chance, if you were not a criminal of war, but since you are, you have no chance of you getting out of here alive.
Oh, Im getting out of here alive Red assured The only question was whether or not I would be able to do it the peaceful way.
What do you- Tom was interrupted by the judge calling the court to order.
Does the criminal plead not guilty? the judge asked. Red shook his head. So you plead guilty?
Nope, Red told him Im getting out the hard way.
Red jumped and kicked off the judges podium, and began to hang on the chandelier. He began to saw at the chain holding the chandelier. The chain broke and the chandelier fell, people ran and ducked for cover. Security guards began to rush at him. He broke the chain connecting the handcuffs over his knee. A security guard with a baton whacked at him, and he swung the chain, which wrapped around the baton, and pulled it out of the guards hand. He then began to pummel the guard, until the guard fell unconscious.
After seeing what Red did to the first guard, no one wanted to mess with him. Sadly, that was the job of the security guards, who were forced to go on the offensive. Red was holding the baton he took from the first guard placed skillfully in one hand. This is actually pretty similar to an Escrima Stick Red said to no one in particular. He then began to twirl it and whack all guard who came at him.
Red slowly progressed until he was in reach of the exit, where he then bolted out the door as fast as he could. After making it a good distance he sat down against a pipe. Just as he began to nod off, the pipe began to shake. Wha- Red mumbled, a little dazed from being woken up. Suddenly a Piranha Plant stuck its head out of the pipe, and grabbed him in its jaws, pulling him into the pipe.
Just then Red remembered the baton still clutched in his hand and he whacked the plant with it. The plant shriveled up and turned into a coin, and Red fell into the depths of the pipe.
The Trial
I dont say Im innocent, but I have no reason to be getting sent to prison! Red protested as two toads pulled him along, him hands cuffed. I was only doing my duty as a member of the Koopa Troop!
Quiet you! the toad on the left ordered And you aint goin to prison, Koopa It was always that prisoners of war were given the death penalty. The trial meant practically nothing, since the Koopa Troop members really could not deny being a member of the Koopa Troop; they were almost automatically sentenced to death.
Red was shoved onto a hard chair, as his defendant sat down next to him. The defendant was a small, stout Mii who had a thick moustache. Hello there, The man greeted in a gruff voice I am Thomas Bankscott, but you can call me Tom.
Hi, Im Red. Red told him in a dejected voice I am a prisoner of war, and I hope you will be able to successfully defend me.
They looked over at the prosecutor, who was a medium height toad, with a little bit of blond hair sticking out from under his hat. Oh great! It is William Tassa! He always wins his trials! Tom complained
Do I have any chance of winning? Red asked Answer completely honestly.
Honestly, Tom answered About a 20 % chance, if you were not a criminal of war, but since you are, you have no chance of you getting out of here alive.
Oh, Im getting out of here alive Red assured The only question was whether or not I would be able to do it the peaceful way.
What do you- Tom was interrupted by the judge calling the court to order.
Does the criminal plead not guilty? the judge asked. Red shook his head. So you plead guilty?
Nope, Red told him Im getting out the hard way.
Red jumped and kicked off the judges podium, and began to hang on the chandelier. He began to saw at the chain holding the chandelier. The chain broke and the chandelier fell, people ran and ducked for cover. Security guards began to rush at him. He broke the chain connecting the handcuffs over his knee. A security guard with a baton whacked at him, and he swung the chain, which wrapped around the baton, and pulled it out of the guards hand. He then began to pummel the guard, until the guard fell unconscious.
After seeing what Red did to the first guard, no one wanted to mess with him. Sadly, that was the job of the security guards, who were forced to go on the offensive. Red was holding the baton he took from the first guard placed skillfully in one hand. This is actually pretty similar to an Escrima Stick Red said to no one in particular. He then began to twirl it and whack all guard who came at him.
Red slowly progressed until he was in reach of the exit, where he then bolted out the door as fast as he could. After making it a good distance he sat down against a pipe. Just as he began to nod off, the pipe began to shake. Wha- Red mumbled, a little dazed from being woken up. Suddenly a Piranha Plant stuck its head out of the pipe, and grabbed him in its jaws, pulling him into the pipe.
Just then Red remembered the baton still clutched in his hand and he whacked the plant with it. The plant shriveled up and turned into a coin, and Red fell into the depths of the pipe.
YoshiMonsta
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Re: Mini Stories by Yoshi (Chapter 1 Draft Released!)
No, you are falling in a pipe. (Spoiler: The pipe leads to the real world!!!)
No, you are falling in a pipe. (Spoiler: The pipe leads to the real world!!!)
YoshiMonsta
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Re: Mini Stories by Yoshi (Chapter 1 Draft Released!)
*facepalm* I for some reason always assumed you were a Red-shelled Koopa.
*facepalm* I for some reason always assumed you were a Red-shelled Koopa.
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Re: Mini Stories by Yoshi (Chapter 1 Draft Released!)
It has hair and only Lakitus have hair.Misty said:That's a Koopa thoughSuperQueenChrysalis said:Well I was going to jail. By the way, I'm not a Koopa, I'm a Lakitu.
Reminder of what I look like in the spoiler.
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