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What were they going to do to me? What's that big needle for? So many questions raced through my brain as I silently panicked.
"Now, little fuzzle, we are going to test a new product on you," sneered Earwig. "Do not be scared, because there is no pain involved. See?" He tapped the large needle labeled Pain-B-Gone.
Relief flushed throughought my body. I knew nothing bad was going to happen. They're just gonna test a product on me. These Vykkers were nice guys.
Or so I thought.
Earwig stabbed the needle into my smooth flesh. I winced as he forced it deeper and deeper into my skin, ripping through many layers of flesh. He finally stopped and released a green, bubbly chemical from the needle. I felt icy numbness flood through my body as the chemical slowly set in. I was temporarily relieved of the pain.
"Oh joy, it's working!" screeched Earwig, hopping up and down in excitement. "Jenkins!" he snapped as he suddenly changed moods. "Turn on the shock therapy!"
The uncoordinated intern scampered into another room. I heard a flush of electricity suddenly turn on. Several enormous laser-looking things jolted up from the table, all pointing at me.
Earwig stood there for a second, arms folded. "Well, turn them on, you idiot!"
There was a small sound of the flip of a switch.
I screamed in agony as thousands of bolts of electricity painfully raced throughout my puny body. I just wanted to die right there. The pain was unbearable. I felt layers of fur and skin smolder off my pain-stricken pale body. I gagged and twitched as I upchucked two days' worth of food. Why won't it stop? Make it stop! I yowled in misery as the bolts continued to agonizingly jolt through me. My petite torso was thrown back and forth twitching involuntarily, trying to escape the pain and suffering.
Finally, the shockers were shut off. Yet I still felt the pain.
"Jenkins, it seems that our Pain-B-Gone has not worked. Isn't that right, little fuzzball?" Earwig cooly hissed in my ringing ears. I nodded, still wincing and twitching.
"Aw, see that?" Earwig said sarcastically. "The poor little thing's in pain!"
I nodded again.
"Well that's too damn bad, you stupid puny hairball! Just deal with it!" Earwig waltzed off, laughing manaically. These cruel creatures were sick. How could you just stand back and laugh at a fellow creature dying in pain? How? Pure evil. These wicked Vykkers were so inhumane it made me sick to my stomach.
I was left there for the rest of the night, strapped to the cold, hard, metal table. I occasionally jerked and fidgeted as the last bits of electricity left my body. My right eye had become ubearably itchy overnight. It's times like this when you really wish you had arms.
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