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03-11-2009, 05:00 PM
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Writes fics, bad at posting pics.
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I apologize for the delay, but here is a new chapter.
HANNAH MONTANA AND THE HOLLYWOOD CONSPIRACY ACT 1: SEARCH FOR THE MISSING HAIRBRUSH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John leaned against the side of the pony barn, cleaning his gun. On the barn's second floor, where Hannah lived, a door slammed with enough force to shake the heavily reinforced building. “Where's my hairbrush?!” yelled Hannah. “It's a hairbrush, why don't you just buy another one?” John asked. “Because it's my favorite one, silly.” was her reply. “Come help me look for clues, I just know somebody stole it.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hannah, of course, had an entire room devoted to hair-brushing. Her training in the forensic sciences had taught her that a criminal almost always leaves some trace at the crime scene, and she intended to find it. John was grumbling about being forced to search the hairbrush room when the glint of something quite possibly worth money caught his eye, and he bent down to pick the object up. It was a small golden loop, like a link from a tiny chain. “Hey, check this out.” he said. Hannah examined the loop. “I need to analyze this!” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fortunately, the basement under the pony barn was, of course, a fully equipped laboratory. “Hmm...” Hannah mused. “It's made of pure gold, but there are traces of sand on it. Beach sand, from the west coast, probably California.” “Don't tell me you're going to search all of California.” John protested. “Nope!” Hannah said. “That would be a waste of time. Everybody knows there's only one place in California worth mentioning: Hollywood!” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The two investigators rode in to Hollywood on the back of Hannah's favorite pony, which was so fast the journey had been shorter than Planck time. Hannah led the pony as John gawked at the sights. In all of his travels, he had never seen a city such as Hollywood. Scale replicas of all the world's wonders could be seen, and actors and actresses in all manner of costumes walked the streets. From the shadows, a massive figure watched the girl and her companion. He could sense that they had the fragment of gold he had left behind. How convenient. He had already been charged with bringing them in, but now it was personal. He pitied the fool who messed with his gold. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In one of the plazas of restaurants and gift shops strategically placed to ensnare tourists, Hannah noticed a familiar face. Behind a table piled high with books (entitled Avoiding Detonation: How I Learned to Live With the Bomb in Me) sat Reginald, the englishman she had encountered in her last adventure. “Oh, Hannah! I hadn't expected to see you here.” he said cordially. “What are you doing here signing books for?” she asked. “Oh well, I'm afraid I'm unemployed at the moment, my dear. The disbandment of the Cult of Awesome has caused more than a fair bit of chaos in Europe. It was the only thing keeping the Vikings on our side, and now, well... The European Space Agency was scrapped entirely to allow more money to go towards national defense. We've tried sending diplomats to negotiate a peace treaty with the Vikings, but they all had their faces bitten off.” “Ouch.” Hannah said. “Ah yes. Face-biting is the traditional Viking greeting. If the person on the receiving end survives, they are considered tough enough to be among Vikings.” John stroked his chin. “So this book-writing gig... does it pay well?” ”Not now, John! Reginald, I'm here looking for a hairbrush that was stolen from me. Have you got any idea where I might start looking for it?” “You might try asking that tough-looking gentleman behind you.” Hannah whirled to face the man, and gasped in surprise when she recognized him. Mr. T. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “I pity da foo' who holds onto my stuff! So gimme back my gold!” the mohawked muscleman bellowed. John drew his gun and took aim, but before he could even pull the trigger Mr. T had lashed a golden chain around the weapon and yanked it out of his grasp. “I'm hella fast, suckas, don't even try to get past my necklaces!” Mr. T wrapped another shining chain around John's arms, pinning them to his sides. Hannah tried desperately to land a blow on the huge man, but though she was fast she was not quite hella fast, and before long she too was ensnared. The bejeweled brute laughed heartily, and lifting one under each arm carried Hannah and John off into the dark alleys of Hollywood. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After a long, sweaty ride in Mr. T's gargantuan armpits, Hannah and John arrived at a great brick mansion standing alone on a hill. Inside the front room, Mr. T pressed a hidden button on a statue beside the door and an elevator rose up out of the floor. “So, where are you taking us?” Hannah asked. “I don't gotta tell you foo's nothin, and I ain't got time for your jibba jabba! Just wait an' see!” he replied. The elevator doors opened, revealing a long, poorly lit room, with cylindrical pods lined up against the walls. The sides of the pods facing away from the walls had oblong windows built into them, and through the translucent, foggy portals a faint and eerie green light shone. “You've done well, Baracus.” a voice spoke from the darkness at the end of the room. “Put those two down, and remove their bindings.” Mr. T reluctantly freed Hannah and John from the weighty mass of gold wrapped around them, returning it to its rightful place around his neck. “You'll be wanting a nice glass of milk, I expect. There's a fresh jug waiting for you in the fridge upstairs.” The urban warrior rushed back to the elevator. “Now, Hannah, you must be wondering why I needed your hairbrush. I wanted a sample of your hair, because it was necessary for a little project of mine. You see these pods here? Take a look at what's inside them.” Hannah approached one, wiped some of the fog off the glass, and peered inside. A face stared blankly back at her. Her face. “I love it when a plan comes together.” said the voice hidden in the shadows. TO BE CONTINUED |
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03-28-2009, 11:48 PM
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