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Beasts: A Narrative Fiction

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As we were walking on the lawn I saw a humongous Lego block that was the size of a million skyscrapers on pairs of 10 so we hop on inside of live there until I heard faint footsteps like the booms of thunder but more rapidly. Then I called to Ron and said “I think something big is coming our way.” Then Ron replied ”Yeah I hear that to Nick.” Then a giant beast with six hairy legs,a humongous mouth and a monster size stinger. Then I yelled to everyone,”LOOK OUT!” So we hop out the rooms and ran,then I heard a scream. “Russ look out!” I called. “AAAAAA” Russ yelled. Then the beast started attacking Russ so, I got a stick a stab the beast then Russ got and another beast came out at look like a giant ant and it attacked the evil beast

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