(for those of you who are, at
this point, confused as to how this relates to the bedsheet boys, just hold on, you'll find
out eventually!)But, how likely would that be? So, Putting the whole issue out of his mind,
he continued on, thinking about other things. Now our hero, Neglid, was walking along, minding
his own buisness, enjoying the fresh air, the smell of the stinkbugs, and all that other stuff
that you and I so often forget to do, when all of a sudden, he fell into a gorge. Being
unconcious, he was unable to use any of his powers, and so, he was swept away by the mighty
trickling brook at the bottom of the gorge. When he came to he was in a rather large barn, with a
string tied to his big toe (no, his shoes wern't missing, he's a gnome! everyone knows that
gnomes wear flip-flops... where have you been?). Realising that this was a rather strange
situation, he carefully untied the string from his toe, and began to explore his surroundings.
In front of him was a
wall. The wall went all the way up to the roof. Looking around, he realised that there
were similar walls both on the left, and right of him, and even in back of him! Even
stranger than this was the fact that in one corner (that's where two walls meet) there was
an easle (no, i don't care if that's spelled right, ok?). On the eisle was a painting of a
golden eagle about to be consumed by fire. Not an eagle made of gold, mind you, but a
golden eagle... it's a specific type, ya know? At any rate, this sufficed to freak out our
short statured friend, so he found the door, walked out, and seeing noone around, he went
back home.
the end