September
24, 2003
“I don’t care about
what that Nishen said! I‘ll do what ever the Shaza I want!” The shout of a young voice called out as a
door slammed shut. Grubbi sighed as he
started to follow the boy outside.
“Stop right
there!” The adult Barbic called to
Timmy, trying to catch up to him. The cub jumped onto the nearest tree branch.
And
sat there. Grubbi growled
at the child,
“If you come down
right now, there will be less of a punishment.”
“For get IT! You big
fat tachien! I’m not doing anything except what I
want.” Grubbi took a deep breath and started to count.
*Why did she and Buddi have to go on
that stupid trip?!* He asked himself.
“Kid, I’m not going
up after you, but you’ll have to come down some time,” He said as he sat down
under the tree.
Not long after
Grubbi sat down, Timmy sprinkled a little powder on him.
*Good thing we know
those Color Kids, those green ones came in handy for something.* He thought to
himself.
“Have a good sleep!”
Timmy called to the Gummi. As if on cue, the elder fell asleep. Timmy climbed
down and ran to another area.
“Finished,
just in time.” Timmy said
just as he had finished putting the final tools away, then ran into a set of
bushes.
“I’m going to kill
that Cub when I get my hands on him!” Grubbi growled, while searching for the
kid. As Timmy sat on the ground watching, the Barbic, look for him, a little
critter crawled up his shorts, take him by surprise. He jumped up squealing,
and trying to rid himself of what ever it was that had taken someone by
surprise. Grubbi grabbed hold of him tightly.
“Thought you could
out smart me, did you?” Timmy glared as he tried squirming out of Grubbi’s
grip.
“It’s not going to
happen this time, boy.” Grubbi laid his
other hand into the child’s backside hard a several times over. Timmy managed to somehow
keep himself from either wincing, or crying. As soon as the Barbic had let him
loose, the child turned and spoke,
“It didn’t hurt, you
wimpy old fool!” Grubbi groaned, *not even Ursa was THIS hard to handle* as he
smacked the boy’s face. Then towed him back inside, and to
the room that he was staying, also where he was going to be waiting for Ursa to
come back later that night. Once Grubbi had the boy inside the room, he
locked the door just to be sure that he didn’t get back out.