RonTheBlackCat
Hey guys! I have decided to experiment with this arc. This should be much more character focused than before... hopefully. Enjoy!
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Also... WOOHOO my 100th chapter... lol never thought I would ever actually write 100 chapters of something XD.
0814 June 18th, 2020 CE (Time at San Francisco)
San Francisco
Andrew put his police car, a Ford Taurus, at the parking lot of the beach. It was a familiar place since he had been to this beach many times with his kids. The view of the Golden Gate Bridge just to the right was impressive as always. Being a Monday morning, the parking lot only had a few cars and the beach was mostly deserted. A man with white hair came running up to him. “Officer!”
“Were you the one who reported the sightings of strange animals?”
“Yes. It wasn’t like anything I have ever seen. About the size of an elephant.”
“And where is it right now?”
“It went back into the ocean just a few minutes after it came out.” The man pointed over to a direction towards the left.
Andrew got out his notepad and a pen. “Alright. Can I get your name and what you were doing here?”
“Tony Coralles. My wife and I were just walking along the beach. I recently retired and it's not crowded at this time so I decided we could use a nice walk.”
Andrew nodded while scribbling on his notepad. “Thank you, Mr. Coralles. I’m Officer Andrew Molanos with the San Francisco Police Department. Do you have any photos or videos of the animal? Any other witnesses?”
“No. I didn’t bring anything that could have recorded it. Other than my wife and I, I don’t think anybody else saw it.”
“I might be able to get it on one of the cameras in the area but can you describe what it looked like?”
“Um. Hm… it was jet black, had a long sharp nose like a uh… like a swordfish, stumpy four legs.”
“Thank you. I would also like to see the exact location of where the animal came ashore.”
“Thank you for the information, Mr. Coralles. I recommend you stay clear of the beach for the time being.”
Andrew walked back to his patrol vehicle and sat down in the driver’s seat. The sand where Mr. Coralles led him was imprinted with countless large round holes. If it was an animal, it would have been about the size of an elephant. He picked up his car radio.
RonTheBlackCat
Hey guys! I have decided to experiment with this arc. This should be much more character focused than before... hopefully. Enjoy!
Discord --> https://discord.gg/mhjetEK
Read 3 chapters ahead for $2 a month -> https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33496388
Also... WOOHOO my 100th chapter... lol never thought I would ever actually write 100 chapters of something XD.
0814 June 18th, 2020 CE (Time at San Francisco)
San Francisco
Andrew put his police car, a Ford Taurus, at the parking lot of the beach. It was a familiar place since he had been to this beach many times with his kids. The view of the Golden Gate Bridge just to the right was impressive as always. Being a Monday morning, the parking lot only had a few cars and the beach was mostly deserted. A man with white hair came running up to him. “Officer!”
“Were you the one who reported the sightings of strange animals?”
“Yes. It wasn’t like anything I have ever seen. About the size of an elephant.”
“And where is it right now?”
“It went back into the ocean just a few minutes after it came out.” The man pointed over to a direction towards the left.
Andrew got out his notepad and a pen. “Alright. Can I get your name and what you were doing here?”
“Tony Coralles. My wife and I were just walking along the beach. I recently retired and it's not crowded at this time so I decided we could use a nice walk.”
Andrew nodded while scribbling on his notepad. “Thank you, Mr. Coralles. I’m Officer Andrew Molanos with the San Francisco Police Department. Do you have any photos or videos of the animal? Any other witnesses?”
“No. I didn’t bring anything that could have recorded it. Other than my wife and I, I don’t think anybody else saw it.”
“I might be able to get it on one of the cameras in the area but can you describe what it looked like?”
“Um. Hm… it was jet black, had a long sharp nose like a uh… like a swordfish, stumpy four legs.”
“Thank you. I would also like to see the exact location of where the animal came ashore.”
“Thank you for the information, Mr. Coralles. I recommend you stay clear of the beach for the time being.”
Andrew walked back to his patrol vehicle and sat down in the driver’s seat. The sand where Mr. Coralles led him was imprinted with countless large round holes. If it was an animal, it would have been about the size of an elephant. He picked up his car radio.
