Ming the Merciless

was out at Las Vegas. Which that left Torro, an archaeologist, Bobby, a weapon salesman, a pizza lover, and a pickle lover. Their names are not in the story for security reasons. Then, Torro stumbled upon something amazing. A triple cheese burger. He also discovered an ancient tablet. He was like ¨ Woah! This looks amazing! ¨ Torro was walking around in his cool robes he made which look like aztec robes, looking for Bobby. Then, He saw Bobby running. ¨Bobby! ¨ Torro yelled. Then he saw it. All the cats in the town of Iceville chasing him. Then Torro saw a dog, which made the population 110. Then the dog chased the cats away. The dog returned to Torro. Torro said ¨You need a name. How about Ming the merciless? No? Ooh, Starkiller! No? How about Zoltar! Like that? No? How about Fluffy, Destroyer of worlds! Like that? You do? Great! ¨ Than Torro and Fluffy, the russian bear dog ( They grow bigger than bears. I am not joking. ) went looking for Bobby. They found Bobby at the 111th vault. ¨ Bobby! No stealing money from the vault. Our vault was the 101st, remember? ¨ Torro yelled. Bobby replied ¨ Oh yeah , that is why it is not, OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!! What is that?!?!?!?! ¨ ¨ It's Fluffy. Look, i will explain later, but i found an ancient tablet. I just wanted to tell you that I am going to go study it, okay? ¨ ¨ Okay. ¨ The next day Bobby, Torro, the pizza lover, and the pickle lover, were at the 501st bank.…

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