In the beginning, Good always overpowered the evils of all man's sins.
Then the Devil said, "Lo, let there be lawyers, that evil may flourish in the multiverse."
But in time, the nations grew weak and our cities fell to slums while Evil stood strong.
Evil also stood tall, especially while wearing platform soles.
In the dusts of hell lurked the blackest of hates, for he whom they feared awaited them.
And lo, the nameless horror waiting for those who feared him did rise from the vile depths of the haunted reaches of madness and despair.
Lisa Motley looked at herself in the mirror, her daggers were well hidden, her tight t-shirt stretched across her large breasts exclaimed the words, "Scream at the Demons", she opened the door and faced the rising blackness outside.
The rising blackness is, of course, not to be confused with the descending darkness, which usually comes around the beginning of September and sticks around until October, making the lives of many people well nigh unbearable.
Similarly, waning gibbous and waxing crescents cause some to howl profusely.
Dogzan (the dog-headed humanoid from earlier in our story), in particular, likes to howl profusely, and at odd, occasionally embarassing moments (like that time with the midgets).
He had an annoying habit of howling first, and woofing questions later.
This unfortunate practice often got him into trouble with the local authorities, who were notorious for their anti-howling crusades.
It also,....no there really was no upside.
The anti-howlers, further enraged by efforts to revive the Teen Wolf movie franchise, decided that the time for peaceful lynching of all would-be howlers was long past.
The rotten bastards were highly sophisticated in their anti-werewolf measures.
But then, all the rotten bastards died.
It was a new dawn for werewolves.
And for want-to-be-werewolf poseurs on message boards as well.
Ex-emovampire lawyers bought surfboards.
"Cowabunga, Dudes!" they shouted, gleefully splashing in the water before also dying suddenly and without reason (an event that was noted by a nearby zombie who asked "what do you call a thousand lawyers at the bottom of the ocean" to which he responded "a good start.")
The noncannibalistic sharks in the waters there decided to leave this one alone.
The cannabalistic sharks in the water turned on their breathern, but were stopped in their tracks when someone posed the question whether eating the non-cannabalistic sharks would in fact be cannabalism given that the non-cannabalistic sharks (which were Great White Death Fang Sharks) were not the same species as the cannabalistic sharks (which were Minature Giant Fire-Breathing Space Sharks).
Suddenly, Binchy Mojowangus McBinchy, the celestial dire dolphin appeared, his shiny finrazors glistening in the sun, the squeal of his battlecry bringing fear and trepidation to the assembled cartilagebones.
Binchy was joined in his chaotic, ocean-going frenzy by none other than Dagon, Lord of the Darkened Depths, come up from the deeps to see if he could scrounge a couple of lawyers to take care of a harassment claim by Malcanthet.
The incident between them stemmed back to the previous Abyssal Christmas Party (What, they can't have Christmas in the Abyss? The did in Hell, I saw it in the South Park Movie.), when Dagon, after having one too many drinks, apparently let his tentacles roam into places Malcanthet didn't appreciate.
Jubliex, however, videotaped the whole event, and later made a mint selling copies to hentai-fanboys on eBay.
But, in all cases Binchy didn't care, he had laid battle plans and his maiden sword fish were waiting to bring death to the cartilagebones.
Unbeknownst to Binchy, one of his swordfish was, in fact, a traitor in league with the sharks, and was at that very moment sending Binchy's warplans to the shark via a pufferfish.
The pufferfish blew Binchy's whole secret plan.
Which Binchy did not know (that's what unbeknownst means), and thus we come to the climax of the tragic seafood wars, with echelons of mercury doped marine creatures foolishly charging into the cartilagenous maws of their ambushers, leaping playfully and tossing plastic rings yet with stern, nay fell glares locked on their brows, which fish don't really have, but you know what I mean.
The pufferfish swam, well waddled – like a fish, back to the Kraken, “It is done my Lord.”
After all was done, the pufferfish recalled the familiar WotC logo on the stiff military lapels of Binchy's grotesque tentacled nemesis.
Suddenly, the demonic Order of the Coast appeared on the seen, cackling, "Ha, Binchy, you thought you'd just be able to enjoy the rest of your days in peace, but we are here to demolish your joy in the name of corporate profits and greed."
Binchy looked sternly: "I was born in battle, in battle have I ever swum magnificently; prepare to summon frenzy sharks with your exsanguination."
At which Binchy chomped off his enemy's genitals.
Everyone cheered, a hearty round of applause.
And as predicted the frenzy sharks smelled the bloom of crimson doom from said enemy's groin area.
They came like flies to stink apples.
Johnny's mom covered his eyes, "I can't believe the things they show these day!", she wailed!
Johnny bit her finger hungrily.
The frenzy sharks frenzied.
And a savage tide of charcharanoids was upon the vile host.
The vile members of the Order of the Coast screamed in pain as the characharanoids used magic to afflict the evil ones with sores and pustules of the most hideous sort - a punishment these villains so richly deserved.
And Greyhawk was saved for the good children.
Suddenly, up on land a fast car slid around the corner it headed straight for a lady pushing her baby carriage, only a special feat would prevent this scene of gore!
It careened, hurtling towards the smallish tot in his stroller, kicking gravel and belching fire and magma; a look of horror froze on the young mother's face.
Time seemed to slow as her life flashed before her eyes and the infant gurgled happily, unaware of the hurtling iron death fast approaching.
The breaks screamed like some paleolithic duckbill assailed by a frenzied pack of dromaeosaurs.
Because, let's face it, frenzied dromaeosaurs ain't a pretty sight.
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