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*Yukari comes up dressed as a ghost* “Boo! Hey everyone! It’s me! The character you all know and love: Yukari Hanabata!! Right now, we’re all at a Halloween Fun Fair. Andrew and Adam are playing whack-a-mole and Artemis and Chiyomi are eating superly red pizza!!”


Andrew runs to the trade-in booth with a handful of tickets… and so does Adam. They both have a gleeful smile and runs off to gloat in Artemis’ face. “Hey Artemis, look what we got! It’s the new model of… WHAT IS THAT?!?!”
Artemis and Chiyomi turn around to face them. Their hands and lips were dripping with red liquid. Andrew fell over while wincing and screaming. Chiyomi offered him a taste and Andrew yelped and scurried away. Adam bravely poked his finger into the mushy mess and licked half of what he took. Then his face brightened up and said “Hey! You guys tricked us! It’s just catsup!!!”
Artemis looked at Chiyomi and Chiyomi glared at Adam. “Guess we did put too much, huh Chiyomi?” Chiyomi looked at Artemis, then at the pizza and continued eating it.


“Andrew, why are you still screaming?” Yukari said as she held Andrew by the elbow.
He turned around. His eyes were huge and he was still… screaming. “You do not want to see what I just saw, Yukari!” Then he ran away into some tall bushes.
Adam walks by Yukari and says calmly “Should we tell him that that’s the Haunted Maze?” Yukari looked at him seriously but with a joke in her eyes. “Nah,” they both said in unison.


Inside of the Maze, Andrew had already passed 1/5 of the course. He had experienced a water fountain exploding resulting in him getting wet, a live statue that could walk, and a transparent holographic ghost. “What is this place?? Even the house’s bathroom isn’t this scary!!” He shut his eyes and used his hands to feel around in fear of anymore surprises. Accidentally, he wandered into one of the traps. The tombstone was supposed to flip up and a person underneath would scare the people. Andrew waddled on top of the tombstone, and when the person flipped the tombstone up, Andrew flew over the hedges and landed right on one of the Fair’s contraptions. “RAHHH!!! Eh? Where’d that guy go?” The tombstone operator said. “Oh my goodness! This place really IS haunted!!”

Andrew was on the train which led you through the top floor of the Haunted House. He shut his eyes and hugged his knees. He remained in this position even after the ride was finished. “Um, sir? Sir? The ride’s over but if you want to go again, you’ll have to wait in line.” Andrew looked up and saw a line that stretched from the entrance of the Haunted House to the main entrance of the Fun Fair. He blushed and slowly got off the train. He was then taken by one of the Fair’s supervisors. They both went into the Sound Booth and a voice sounded through the intercom and to the speakers. “Excuse me, but we have found a little boy wandering through the Haunted House (“I’m not a little child!” Andrew said angrily). Please come to the Sound Booth if this is your child, thank you.”

“Is that Andrew? I think I better go get him. Wait here,” Adam said. He rushed to the booth (asking where it was along the way) and picked up Andrew. Apparently, Andrew was shouting that he hadn’t caused any mayhem. Adam was trying to ignore Andrew’s whining but he found it hard.

Chiyomi emerged from the women’s lavatory wiping her hands with a handkerchief. She looked around for Artemis and said “Where’s Artemis? I thought we were supposed to meet each other here at exactly 11 o’clock.” We all looked at her. “We were.” Artemis suddenly ran up to us and panted. “Running is not my specialty,” he said between gasps. Then we saw what was on his head: oval shaped and bright orange. “Can someone get this pumpkin off me?!” Chiyomi, as his loyal servant, gladly volunteered and after a long moment of tugging, the pumpkin laid on the ground. “Now then, where are my men?” No one needed to answer. A large paper dragon had emerged engulfed in flames. Inside the dragon was fireworks, and the flames had set them off. By the time the sky was glowing by the fire and fireworks, everyone in the Fair had ran out the main entrance and looked up at the sky. Artemis’ men were the last to run out and they directed their Lord’s eyes towards the sky. “HAPPY HALLOWEEN” the sky wrote in bright and shimmering orange letters.