"Any bets?" cawed Dave, everyone's favourite gambler.

      "How interesting," joked Ike, Hills' good friend. "Eleven dollars even for Gary having injuries."

      However, in jumped Karen, listening mutely."No odds needed, men," Lathelby mumbled. "Killing just interests heroes."

       Going for everything, Dave called boldly about Big Charles' drive.  "Can dim clowns destroy Charles' big automobile? Zap a bad criminal?"

      By crafty detection, eventually foolish Gary found Esteban Freeway. Getting hot in jumpsuits, Karen joined in, happily gunning for executing dastardly, cunning Big Charles. But a zealous yachtsman, Xavier Weisner, vitally understood that somebody really quiet stood to undermine vicious, wise, xenophobic, yellowing, zany and bad Charles.

       By a zig-zagging alley, both allies became attentive.

     "Big Charles' Drive coming," declared each. "Fire!"

      Gary's flamethrower emptied first. Giggling happily in joy, Karen Lathelby machine-gunned noisily.

      "Oh no," moaned Lathelby miserably.

      No man lay killed.

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Alpha-Best Challenge: Directional Changeability Brawl: An alphabet-oriented, directionally reversible writing challenge. Basically what this means is, starting with the letter A, each word in each sentence must start with the next letter in the alphabet, as in "All birds can eat flies". But the next word may also go -backward- one step in the alphabet, or even back and forth, as such, "A black adder bugs a brown alligator before agilely bolting away." At the beginning and end of the alphabet, looping to the other side is acceptable, such as "A zebra ate bananas." The next post picks up from where the previous chapter left off, and the challenge is to try to, at least in some sense, actually advance the story. Good luck! I needed it ><;

updated Dec 7 '08 by aryst0krat