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“Oh my gosh! The Spine, there’s a package here! It’s from Peter and the rest of the g-guys!” Rabbit shouted with glee, her crown of awesome dangling from her head. She had just gotten out of an arm restling match with her brother. The Spine admired the size of the ‘package’. It was human sized. Maybe even a bit taller. “What do you suppose it could be?” “I don’t know b-b-but I really wanna find out,” Rabbit stuttered. She bounced up and down with excitement. The Spine smiled at her enthusiasm. She was always in high spirits. “Well,” he started as he looked the bo

The automatons and humans had made their way outside of the warehouse to find the car had vanished. Peter cursed and threw his hands to the high heavens, “Those goddamn thugs must’ve taken it!” “How are we gonna get back to the manor now?” Steve asked also looking infurtiated. “We have no choice but to walk,” Peter groaned as he made his way toward the road. “Wait! Before we start walking I wanna say something,” The Spine sounded catching the attention of the others, “I am so sorry for the events of this night. If I could- -” He was cut off as Rabbit slapped him across his

“So where are we going, friendo?” Hatchworth asked excitedly. The Spine kept his eyes on the road but listened to his brother, “Oh you’ll see. It’s this really cool place I found!” The Spine had memorized the address Mr. Donoghue had given him. He had actually passed the place a few times in the past. He had never paid it any heed of attention though. “I’m surprised I got Rabbit to sleep! She was so energetic today! We can’t have her tagging along on our quality brother time, right?” Hatchworth laughed elbowing The Spine. “Yep!” The Spine tried to smile. “What

Hatchworth watched as Peter and Mr. Donoghue began their duel. The crazed scientist started to sweat a river as he realised he was no match for the sword wielding Peter. Hatchworth cheered before he felt a hand slap down onto his shoulder and spin him around. There was Tony, the thug that had met The Spine first. He was holding the chisel. “Oh boy,” Hatchworth eyed the object. He dodged as Tony swung at him, “Why did I put that sword fish away?” The thug continued to swipe the chisel in Hatchworth’s direction who ducked and dodged the attacks at all costs. He quickly opened his hatch and reached in throwing wha

Rabbit squeezed her eyes shut as she wept against the Spine’s chest. The silver automaton held her tight in case she made an attempt to look around. “Oh, Hatchworth, such an act of bravery!” Mr. Donoghue sneered, “I must admit; You have made the right decision. I really didn’t want to hurt your pretty little sister. That would have been such a waste of precious metal…” Rabbit shuddered. The lust in his voice was enough to turn ones stomach. “I said…” Hatchworth started. His face was now full of rage as he gritted his teeth, “Get. It. Over with.” Mr. Donoghue was almos