Ted Wheeler Stranger Things 소설 & 이야기

He turned his face to the seemingly rigid, reluctant Willy and added, “Unless you wish to be all alone, all left alone in here when the lights go off, if not than I must advise you strongly to pick up a quick pace behind me — or else.” Oswald grinned to see Willy making, a head start behind him as they made entry into the next bright room. . . . . . The next room was as bright as the previous, but larger and contained a large machine of some sort: “Ta-dah!” Oswald Wayne the Stranger spread out his arms and added, gesturing grandly at the humongous machine. “The Stress Harvester,” the Stranger announced. “What does it do?" Willy found his voice for the first time.

“We should find the magic woman before we encounter people. Had I realized we were going into such a dystopian timeline, I would have dressed us accordingly.” She gasped. “Our clothes!” “They will be difficult to explain. We should go.” “Do you know where she is?” He motioned for her to hug him again. “I have a type of homing device. We’ll teleport right to her.” As she snuggled against him, a large, rusty vehicle that looked as if it was made of several different car models that were welded together turned the corner and headed in their direction. Stunned by the sight of it, Theo was slow to begin the teleportation. The odd-looking thing on wheels contained several burley men who were d

The stranger. He’s here

************************************************* But as calm settles The hunter suddenly glitches Hard Everyone turns “Warning,” it says Its voice distorted “New anomaly detected…” The projection appears Not a gap Not an In-Between Not a force Something else Something familiar And impossible Theodore narrows his eyes “No way…” I step closer My heart drops Because staring back at us Is another version of me But different Colder And far more powerful The hunter’s final words echo “Classification: Unknown… but origin matches primary subject.” The Watcher whispers “…That shouldn’t exist.” But it does

“I just want you to know that I love you. I also want you to know that seeing you shoot like that is amazing, and I could watch it all day.” “You are so weird sometimes. Then again, you married me, so you proved that long ago.” Wren kissed her again and said, “Grab the tranq gun in case you need to put another dart in that thing.” She picked up the rifle and put the last dart in it. They walked off the porch and over to where the creature lay against the fence. They stopped and looked at it in the grass. Even close up, it looked like a puppet or a stuffed animal. It was covered in fine, curly green fur, with tiny black eyes on each side of its head. Wren carefully crossed the fence. He moved

Why acting like you're familiar with me? Tina replied the stranger with alert written over her face. “ Everything okay? ” “ Yeah.. I'm cool” [I feel bad to know you've forgotten about me so soon. You might want to see this] The person sent the message along with a six second video attached to it. “ Christ!” Tina gasped. Her phone fell off her hand but she didn't notice. All of her body trembled non stop. Even with the air conditioner, she was sweating terribly. “ Oh...Walker, are you crazy? What the hell has gotten over you? Did you see a ghost? ”

“The more normal we seem, the less they’ll question us.” *** By the end of the week, the pack has started to settle into a routine. We eat at the table, use the strange devices in the house, and even venture outside during the day to explore the area cautiously. One morning, Eldris takes us to a small, strange contraption he calls a “car.” It’s sleek and metallic, with wheels that gleam in the sunlight. “What is this?” Violet asks, eyeing it suspiciously. “A vehicle,” Eldris explains. “Humans use these to travel long distances quickly.”

Staring down at the man on the floor who was twitching into consciousness, “Oh no you don’t, you traitor” The stranger, clad in an all black biker outfit and a helmet on, brought out a gun from behind and fired right into the head of the man who ceased all little movements at once and the gun was returned. Before also leaving, they glanced away to the further back of the old building right at where the group had escaped through. ** Hayes smiled, seeing their reflection in the rearview mirror. The mother and child were fast asleep at the back and he was driving them to her place. His loving gaze lingered and when he reverted to look at the road, “Shit!”

“You saved my skin, apparently. Thanks… I think?” The weapon retracted, dissolving into black smoke that retreated into the stranger’s body. He approached, each step carrying an inexplicable weight, and stopped a few meters from Sasha. “You’re dealing with forces you don’t understand. Leave the North.” Sasha snorted, spitting more blood. “Oh no… Now you’ve made me curious. Who are you? What are these monsters? And what do you gain by cleaning up their mess?” The stranger tilted his head slightly, like someone observing an interesting insect.