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The End
Kilik wakes up in his bed with his mother and father both waiting by his bed side. He had been cleaned up and clothed again. A detective walks into the room and smiled warmly to kilik.
"I see you have finally awakened." The detective said.
"how did...I get home...how long was I asleep?" Kilk slightly panicked.
"You have been out for three days and we found you at school in the front lawn naked. Do you care to tell us what happened son?" The detective takes a seat and pulls out a note pad.
"Well, all I can remember is walking home and then being taken some place. Dragons! There were lots of dragons and they all were...taking turns in screwing me." Kilik blushes lightly from his own explanation.
"Do you remember any faces any details or names?" The detective wrote down a few things.
"..."Kilik could think straight. His silence brought a strain of intensity in the room, his mother and father silent as they could be waiting for Kilik to speak. "COHDIE!" He called out. "Cohdie was the one who took me! He was a student at my school and it was raining that day, I was walking home a bit late."other thoughts filled his head making him turn bright red under his fur coat.
"Okay son we will get to the bottom of this. You are safe now. So take it easy okay." The detective said before getting up and leaving.
Kilik was then showered with hugs and kisses from his mother and father. The small fox stares off for a moment not believing what happened to him. He thought about all that has happened in just a short amount of time.
The day continued for him, his body felt stiff and heavy. It took him some time to get use to moving again. He also had loads of school work to catch up on. He once again spaced off when the phone ringed. His mother answered the phone, but she soon began to cry again. Kilik looks over to her wondering what was wrong, she didn't say until she hung up.
"The person you named Kilik...transferred out of the school, and there was no trace of where he can be. The dirty bastard gets to get away." She cried. Kilik quickly got up still feeling a bit spacious, and hugged his mother tightly.
"But at least I'm here." The young fox said.