Yaypenguins was walking through a forest, when he came upon a massive building, roughly the shape of a cylinder.

"Hm...this looks interesting. I wonder what's in there?"

He walked around the building until he came to a large, open gate. The whole thing reminded him of the Colliseum. When he entered the gate, he discovered that that was exactly what it was. It was a giant Colliseum, but there was no one around. He left the building and was about to leave, when something caught his eye. He went to investigate it and found, past a break in the trees, an entire city. But something was off. Everything was a dull shade of gray, even the trees and grass.

It didn't take him long to find out the city was abandoned. Some of the buildings had names on them where their addresses should be. Strange names he had never seen before either. "Aredjay", "Chocky", "Kingra".....he'd never seen anything like them. One of them had his name on it. When he touched this house, it leapt to life. Colour flooded over it and the grass and trees around it. Like it had been waiting for him. He tried touching another house but nothing happened. It remained dull and lifeless, so he walked back the the colourful house surrounded by gray.

"I guess this house is mine then. I wonder if the others who have houses here will show up."

Suddenly, the house next to Yaypenguins' place burst into color (spelled without a 'u', because we Americans are weird like that). Out of the house stepped a somewhat-nerdy-looking person, but he seemed friendly enough.

"...Whoa. How'd I get here?" he said to himself, wondering exactly where he was.

" AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!"
A rather gigantic boy was falling from the sky, at bullet speed
"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA..... IT'S BEEN TWO DAYS!. WHEN THE HELL AM I LAN"
The boy crashed right in front of the nerdy boy, surpridingly unharmed, but laying on his belly, Inside a rather deep hole shaped like his body... He was still at visible depth though
"..ding..."

O_o

Yaypenguins took a minute to blink a lot and shake his head back and forth.

"Alright....that was....odd. I guess it answers my question though...."

Having recovered, he cautiously walked over to the semi-nerdy person in front of the hole in the ground near the now colourful house.

"Um....hi. Nice house. I guess you've got a hole to fill in now, though."

A young man hit a building at a very high velocity, and comically slid to the ground. He was quick in getting up and looked a bit flustered. "You threw me," he shouted, shaking his fist at the apparently invisible target of his ire in the forest, "at a building. You could bloody well throw a building at me but instead you had to get your grubby palms all over my stuff."

Something loped out of the trees, perhaps twice as tall as a good-sized man. It legs were shorter than its arms, which ended in massive palms the size of a regular person's torso. It was grey in color and very ugly as far as mammals went, but seemed to be grinning. "Shout loud, Mannish. Very loud, eh."

The huge kid, that easily towered above any other one present, and with his almighty shadow made everything dive into darkness, arose from his deathly hole, and shone like a shining demon...

He look at Yayp, and asked "Be you an angel?"

(You'd have to be at least eight feet tall for me to accept that statement.)

"I didn't know utins could talk," the boy said. "Hell, I was only half-aware they can walk. After all, they're so stupid tha--"

He was interrupted by a rock being hurled. The boy evaded it nimbly, and returned fire by quickly drawing a glowing pattern in the air. A stream of firey-looking energy erupted from it towards the utin.

Yaypenguins looked around at everything happening and wondered how long it would take him to find his way back to the trail. Then he shook his head and looked at Eddy.

"Why yes. Yes I am."