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Part II: The Arrival of Monsters. <br>
Status: Ongoing <br>
Time: April 2015 -- tba.
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You're not stupid, but you're also not one to believe in things like monsters. Sure, your mom told you stories about the bogeyman to get you to do your chores, or to come in before it got dark -- but you never once believed those stories were true. After all, monsters are just imaginary things. They only exist in movies. <p>

But that was before someone spotted what looked like a monster downtown. <p>

Once would have been enough, but then came another sighting, and then another. Now it's like they're popping up like daisies. At least that's what people claim. <p>

You aren't going to believe in any stupid monster until you see it for yourself. And when you do... well, your mind will change pretty quickly, and you'll start thinking back to what your mom told you about banishing monsters. It's a shame that it won't work. These monsters aren't personal demons in your head, or nightmares -- they're the real deal. <p>

Don't make the mistake of thinking this is a game or movie. You can't start over when you lose; you can't press rewind. These monsters are very much real, and they're dangerous. They'll drain your energy, cut out your throats, leave your body for the authorities to find in some ditch somewhere... You don't want to be caught by a monster. Not unless you're ready to die. <p>

So if you're thinking about going somewhere alone, or leaving the house at night, you might want to think twice. If you go up against a monster, there's no guarantee you'll live to see tomorrow. <p>

We'd hate to see you become another statistic on the evening news.
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