Nobody believed that it was because Yabo plunged his focused tool into a fool’s scrawled map that the Gargantuan Who Was Eating Life and Land split asunder and fell to the earth. Most likely it was merely a coincidence that in the moment his article pierced the paper a crack appeared in the monstrosities face, followed its smile, and ripped off its head from that gracious grin up.
When Yabo-Five finally ditched the other 9 Yabos and found Ramrak Ran, RRR was living in a small first floor apartment with his new wife Teresa and their child, Special. The magnets on his refrigerator spelled it out, “Special is the best thing that ever happened”. RRR had changed his name to Gary Norman and he was happy and at peace. His job was not so creative that it tapped his strength yet not so physical that it sapped his strength. He designed tour brochures of certain historic areas in the city for a company called “Hidden Gems”.
“Uncovering things best kept secret for five years”
“Yabo, I want to thank you. I know it was you who caused the schism that granted me a new life of calm and focus. I know it was you who brought down the beast that was eating our future. I will remember you forever and if I have another child as we are planning, one of the twelve names on our list is Gabe which is spelled roughly like your own name.”
Gary Norman’s home was only a few blocks from the site of the Gargantuan’s corpse and Yabo decided to take a walk over using one of Hidden Gems hot-off-the-press brochures about the site as a guide.
The dripping form draped over five blocks of the financial district and reeked of a thousand open sewers filled with ten thousand shits of meat-eating man. It had attracted a gaggle of sightseekers. Noseplugs $2 a pair.
“The better to behold the beheaded behemoth”
Just after his arrival the festering form began to quake and boil. Nothing in the brochure could explain it.
Yabo stepped inside a storefront and watched from behind a pane of thick glass.
The colossal carcass ripped open, letting loose a frothing frenzy of manlike maggots. They tore through the onlookers, six-inch teeth devouring first clothing and then what was beneath.
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