The Seventh Order

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Minus, minus, minus, minus, minus, mwah, mwah. Tonight, the dramatization of a story by Jerry Soul, the seventh order. Brentwood, Illinois would have been just about like any other average community of 10,000. Had it not been for pressure college, one of the country's finest small institutions of learning.

Its residents were used to the pranks, the haisings, and the practical jokes of the students, But even Professor Ansel Tomlin was surprised when the blue humanoid came down the street and up to the porch where the professor was sitting in an old winter rocking chair.