Accidents of Accidents: The Old Stone Wall and the Climbing Rose

Dear Reader,

I am reminded of a piece of candy I finished, its flavor clasped my imagination like a sweet embrace, so too will this adventure story.

Adamantly determine to prove the sample of orange plasma is not from the same batch, William Starfield (The Old Stone Wall) flips the switch. The cathode poles energize and sizzles an intense bombardment of charged ions at it. The results succeeded in confirming his nightmarish fears. Next Starfield stressfully turns-on the DNA Sequencer, the only sequencer in the world equipped with a series of DNA-Microprocessors. William had cunningly graphed DNA from the orange plasma onto integrated circuitry (because of its infinite capacity to store digital data) to brilliantly analyze the same orange plasma but the results are startling again. You see, in 1899, the metric tons of orange plasma accidently released in the Arctic Ocean has found its way back to William, 117 years later.

Megan McMannus (The Climbing Rose) is fantastically bourgeois for a police detective. Though overworked she answers William’s urgent call. Someone outside his mansion is spying on him. McMannus witnesses a strange uncovering on the spy’s red sailboat. Two youthful women strangely motionless inside orange ooze. Stranger than that, the women wake up simultaneously. The first, Hayley reassuringly claims to be from the year 1921 while the other, Chase from 1949. Nothing makes sense to McMannus and she will summon all her powers of observation only to accidently uncover her unyielding feelings for Will.

Asher Kurokimoto is almost 20 years old. The pressure to lead the Kurokimoto Ninjitsu Clan is unbearably making him grow up. Therefore when his father carefully requested he spy on Mr. Starfield, to see what the government scientist is guarding, Asher willingly hops on his red sailboat expecting leisure. Leaving, accidently costs him the lead position in the clan and worst, an unusually beautiful police detective is making him describe the strange ooze he saw in the stormy ocean. You see, what made the ooze so strange are the petrified people inside it. They appear suddenly frozen in mid-motion. ‘Do you mean like rotting corpses in raggedy clothes?’ Demands Detective McMannus. ‘No, I mean well preserved, like those two.’ Asher points to the two women lying perfectly motionless on his red sailboat, Hayley Brie and Chase Jaxson. Both fully clothed and completely covered in ooze.

For the cost of a memorable piece of candy you too can go on this adventure. After all a good story can clasp your imagination like a sweet embrace.

Thank you for reading,


-MJV

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