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Spencer woke up chained, feeling two things, groggy from the drug he’d been put under, and the iron restraints around his arms. “Well finally.” He heard a deep feminine voice from a few feet away. Slowly the young man’s eyes opened. “I have to say, normally that only puts people under for four hours, you managed six. I get the feeling you won’t be able to put up much of a resistance.” With eyes barely focused, the nineteen year old human looked across the room he was in. It looked… expensive. There was very fine carpet, a textured yellow paint job on the wall. Across from him was what looked l

Light looked around the park. It was hot, like always. Central Texas was never a kind place in terms of heat. The number of locals enjoying themselves seemed to indicate that Light was unique in terms of his inability to withstand the unrelenting sun. In short, he didn't care for the weather. His air conditioning was down, practically a death sentence at the height of summer. Being short on cash, he coped the best way he knew how, a trip to the river. The young man was dressed for the occasion. He only had a blue button up shirt, unbuttoned at the top, some khaki shorts, and burnt orange baseball cap. Nothing out of the ordinary. A little ch

The Smart Body Part 3       The afternoon had flown by. Lee's classes hadn't made an impact on him, he could barely have focused on anything. He needed to change his major... but for now he just needed to study. Everything else could be worked out later. His major, his father pushing him into pharmacy school.       At the moment he was biking home slowly, understanding the urgency of getting back to his organic chemistry book but lacking the energy and focus to move himself  quickly. "I should really get Ezra back here to race me." Biking was too much work. His chain felt rusty, his brakes felt sluggish. Each spin of the gear seemed  to

The Big Test by Biffiea      Trainers spend their whole lives, more or less, wandering through forests and over mountains, routinely encountering life threatening dangers, and traversing terrain that no man could build a road over. They brave the elements traveling from city to city, all in the pursuit of mastering their sport and strengthening the bond between them and their pokemon. Most trainers have long adapted to this kind of life, even the very young ones, but in those first weeks, the first few days of constant camping and unyielding vigilance, the stress and tension in a trainer is visible in every motion and heard in every breath

Rosey by Biffiea       If Joseph had been told that morning that he would be at the center of a rupture of the space time continuum, and that one could in fact break the laws of physics, not only would he have not believed it, but the college kid probably wouldn't have even been able to fully comprehend what was being said to him. Joe had gone to college if for no other reason that he felt he should. Leaving high school, he didn't really feel that now was the time to start learning to take over the family restaurant, so he soon found himself in the university of Washington idling his way through liberal arts de

A bit of programming by biffiea Warning, this story contains a ton of weight gain. If you do not like such content, don't read the story.             Something had to be done about this situation. Gomamon could hardly stand it anymore! All his trainer did all day was sit there re reading that darn text book! "Darrel? Can you even hear me?" he shouted from his position next to the bed.              "What? Gomamon, I have to study, I have a test next week and I've only read this chapter through twice!" Darrel was a

The Smart Body Part 2 by Biffiea          "Oh, I wonder what I'll look like. I wonder how smart I'll be!! I'll need to get to reading right away to help Lee, and maybe we can even go to school together!" Five minutes passed like this with idea's streaming through her mind, weighing down her thoughts with bold dreams of what would. Each possibility that she thought up was bigger and greater than the last. She could be a scientist! She could be a teacher! Pacing back and forth gave some relief to the excitement that shot through her belly. Each step was a thousand decibles loud as if made by a giant. Five minutes passed as her bank of drea

The Smart Body by Biffiea     She was in rare form this morning. Every step she pu ton earth was calculated, precise, and in perfect position. It would be another easy win for the fastest pokemon in the city. Every day she raced, everything. The wind, birds, human driving through the streets, and like the lightning bolt she was, the blue or orange was always in first place.      Stopping at the finish line, she looked behind her, waiting for her defeated competitor. 'Heh, that makes well over 2000 races I've been able to beat him in.' Waiting for her opponent gave Ezra time to reflect on the morning. The wind was wonderful today, and th