Personal Narrative-Healer

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Once upon a time, there was a man named Luke Vader, the ocean king. He lived in the Atlantic Ocean in a small creepy and scary city called Brail.
One beautiful Thursday morning he woke up to the sound of giant werewolves that were attacking everyone. Everyone started running and screaming because of the terror they were in. As they ran and ran they started to see more and more and more UFO’s that were filled with werewolves.
The king didn’t know what to do because everyone was going wild. He finally decided to ask one of his servants to go check what was going on and why. So, his servant, the message gatherer, went in search of what he was told. When he got up there he saw fire balls racing towards the ground, and werewolves chasing everybody. It was like a big war. “AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!” yelled everyone.
What the servant found out was that if you looked at their cute faces then you would turn to slime and burn in flames. He rapidly swam to tell the king. Once king Luke heard he went out to try to help save the world from the war. As he was chased by the werewolves he was tempted greatly to look back at their face, but he managed not …show more content…

He ran and randomly shot out the laser beam, but it didn’t seem to work because when it works it makes a wired BOOM! Sound. After that he returned back inside to see what he could get to shoot. He then finally found a gamma ray shooter that would destroy everything on land. He then called his servant to tell everyone to evacuate and to go in the ocean. Then his servant told everyone the message and they did as told, and the werewolves didn’t want them to go in the water because they could melt. But they managed to get in the water and then he pushed the start button, and quickly went back in the water. Count down 3, 2, 1. KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMM! BANG! WHOOSH! Went the powerful gamma ray

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