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NIGHT: 9:08 PM LOCATION: Minor Circuit Gym STORY: Wanda Maximoff Was Putting On Her Red Boxing Gloves As She Sits On The Bench With Her Boxing Gear With A Sports Bra As She Stands Up And Starts Shadow Boxing For Five Minutes And Then She Takes Some Deep Breaths For 3 Times.. Wanda: “In.. Out… In.. Out.. In.. Out.. In.. Out..” And So She Hex Queen Walks To The Ring In Satisfaction Of Her Power As Smiles At A Little Girl Who Was Cheering For Her And Her Opponent Who Was Waiting For Her Was Glass Joe Who Had 99 Losses.. So As The Match Began Wanda Pummeled Glass Joe With Intent As She Blocked His Punch And Punched Him Hard In The Stomach As He Groans In Pain Which Sends Him To The Mat.. As Wanda Takes A Deep Breath When She Went To Her Corner.. Wanda: “In.. Out..” As Fight Continues When Glass Joe Got Up He Tries To Use An Uppercut But Misses Due To Wanda’s Unmatchable Speed As Wanda Unleashed A Powerful Body Shot To His Stomach As He Went Down For A Second Time.. As Wanda

The Seven Deadly Disastrous, or the Disastrous for short, are seven magical pieces of jewelry that act as prisons for ancient evils known as the Dhambi, those who are in possession of one of these Disastrous can use the powers of these dark and powerful entities but at a great price. The Dhambi (named after the Swahili word for sin) are cosmic spirits/demons who embody the seven deadly sins, coming into existence when the sins were first expressed by mankind. The Dhambi are essentially anti-Kwami. The Dhambi were locked away in seven pieces of jewelry via a ritual many centuries ago that took place in Africa, in which multiple cultures around the world participated in with help from the Kwamis, so that the malevolent Dhambi wouldn’t spread disaster and destruction to the entire Earth. The Dhambi however can still seek out hosts that possess strong feelings of the sin that they embody, not unlike Lantern Rings of DC comics. Instead of small, floating creatures like Kwami, The Dhambi

The Golden Banana, a notorious male strip club owned by the infamous Fat Tony, was in full swing. The air was thick with cigarette smoke, the bass of the music throbbing against the walls, and the flashing lights casting an obscene glow over the crowd. The dancers, all muscled and oiled to perfection, gyrated and grinded on poles, their bodies moving in synchrony with the beat. But even amidst this orgy of flesh and debauchery, two figures stood out: Groundskeeper Willie and Snake Jailbird. Willie, the stout, red-haired Scotsman who normally spent his days tending to the grounds of Springfield Elementary School, was now clad in a skimpy thong and a sparkly top hat. He moved with surprising agility across the stage, his kilt swirling around his legs as he gyrated to the music. Snake Jailbird, on the other hand, was a former inmate of Snake's Penitentiary who had been released into Fat Tony's custody for a failed drug deal. Now he was dressed in a revealing blue thong and also wore

Seymour Skinner, Gary Chalmers, and Groundskeeper Willie were having their weekly meeting in the principal's office. The room was decorated with posters of famous historical figures like Abraham Lincoln, Jebediah Springfield, and Seymour Skinner himself. The air was thick with tension, as each of them knew that something was about to happen. Something big. Something that would change their lives forever. But none of them could have predicted the chain of events that were about to unfold. As they discussed the recent increase in vandalism at Springfield Elementary, a strange man in a trench coat burst into the room. His pale face was flushed, and he seemed to be struggling to breathe. "I must... tell you..." he managed to say before collapsing onto the floor, revealing himself to be none other than Professor Farnsworth. The three men were stunned into silence. They knew that Farnsworth was an eccentric inventor, but they never thought they'd see him in such a state. As they tended to

The air in the attic was thick with dust and despair as the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the world outside a bloody red. The rays of light struggled to penetrate the shadows that lurked in the corners, illuminating the hopelessness that had been cast upon the three men who were now bound and gagged in the center of the room. Groundskeeper Willie, Ned Flanders, and Timothy Lovejoy were tightly restrained, their bodies twisted and contorted in ways they never imagined possible. Their eyes pleaded for help, but their mouths were silenced by the tightly wrapped cloths that were tied around their mouths. The attic seemed to close in on them, suffocating them with the weight of its history and the oppressive darkness that threatened to consume them whole. As the final rays of light disappeared, leaving them in total darkness, they could hear footsteps echoing through the attic. The footsteps grew closer, and then, suddenly, a figure appeared in the dim light of a lantern. It was a

Springfield, Oregon – Summer 1923 In the early hours of the evening, Willie MacDougal sat in the quiet of his little shack going through some papers while his laundry dried on the line outside the window. The sun was still in the process of setting and with the breath of air being in the 90s, he knew that before the moon appeared he would have his outfits back inside before it got to dark. Ever since the end of the Great War, he lived in that little red shack on the grounds of the grade school on the farthest edge of the property so that the little ones would have their green space to play in when they were allowed that hour of recreation during the midst of the day. Although, he was certified as a doctor and had treated several adults and children in previous years, during his service in the war, he never fathomed that upon returning to civilian life he would find himself at battle with the Spanish Flu Pandemic that followed after. Although, he saved a lot of lives and had to lose