Herobrine Saves Christmas by Zack Zombie

Author:Zack Zombie [Zombie, Zack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Zack Zombie Publishing LLC
Published: 2015-11-22T05:00:00+00:00

I looked at the clock and finished my first robot soldier by almost 11am. The robot looked awesome. It towered into the air, almost hitting the ceiling.

“Okay!” I whispered to myself. “Now the production line begins!”

I cut out loads of body parts, heads, legs and arms and lay them out on every spare workbench surface I could find. Then, I ran around with the glue, fixing all the parts together. Then, I connected the eyes and the battery packs to power them. Finally, I had to glue on the hands and feet.

By the time I was finished, I had so much glue on me that my fingers were practically stuck together. I stood back to observe my work. It looked like at a Minecraft Army!

I ran to the sink, washed the glue from my hands and checked the time—it was just after 4pm. I ran out of the workshop, back into the toy shop and headed towards my desk. The shop was due to close at any moment and I was sure that the large, scary woman would be hovering there, waiting to collect her order. Sure enough, the woman was there and as impatient as ever!

“Ah! There’s the square young man!” the woman thundered to Mr. Windup who was standing beside her. “This is the boy who took my order. Are they ready for collection?”

I was out of breath, but nodded.

“Wonderful!” the woman boomed, looking around. “Where are they? Are they boxed up and ready to go?”

“Uh…they’re too big for boxes,” I said.

“What do you mean too big? Haven’t you got boxes large enough to take them?”

“I don’t think they make boxes that big,” I said.

The lady and Mr. Windup both gave me a really strange look. Did they have boxes that big? I thought. Well, there was only one way to find out.

“I’ll bring one out so you can take a look.”

I went to the back workshop and prepared one of the soldiers. I pushed the button on the robot’s back and its eyes glowed red.

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