It’s a shame, really – the Easter bunny is dead, kids will be getting no chocolates and the world is in peril. Nothing a handful of kids can’t solve, surely. After all, the worst that can happen is the turning of the world into a chocolate haven, and you evolving into a blood-thirsty bunny. All you have is a faded out image which was received from a scout you hardly know and a couple kids turned into chocolate statues. It isn’t much, but it should suffice for the search for the vile bunny which plans to take over the world.

Apparently, the image was taken at a nearby forest where the bunny is supposedly staking out.

This is the image which was captured:

Click for scary image which will make you poop out chocolate:

Good luck, on your adventure. May luck be with you on this journey – and may you save the world and have some tasty eggs which taste like real chickens. Also, went you kill this evil Easter Bunny, we haven’t thought of replacing him… maybe find a little kid… or something.


From the depths of the Easter Bunny's lair...

The shadows silhouetted his appearance, which was lucky for his captives which had been flung over the white, marble floor. Many rumours were spread about that one glance at the bunny could shatter lenses in the eyes – only senseless people would believe such and these captives were senseless.

“What shall it be this time…?” A voice muttered from the shadows, becoming louder with each word, “I could turn you into an egg… or maybe… a statue!” The captives shuddered, screaming beneath the gags which disabled them from making any sound. “Oh hush.” The voice said, scowling after wards. Within a few seconds, a tendril of black shot out at the two prisoners and they were turned into still figures, their skin turning into dark chocolate. With a soft chuckle, the statues were taken away by stooped over rabbits.


So, basically, you're a kid which has been raised in an orphanage in Britain. You're families have either abandoned you or they have passed away. Rumor has spread that the Easter Bunny has been brutally murdered by his brother whose name is Vile - ironic, isn't it?

One of the elder people in the orphanage has set you a task to go, well, kill Vile and replace him with the original Easter Bunny's son which was banished from the Easter Kingdom which is hidden within the windy forests of Eresmel.

This... replacement was banished from the kingdom due to him being crossbred with a fox. No one is aware of where he was banished to or when. The elder orphan who has set you of on his mission believes it will be easy - but you think otherwise.

With a plot to take over the world and collect children slaves - if the world isn't save by this cluster of kids... there will be no 'world.' All you have on your side at this point of time is luck - you don't have much, but you have some.

(Well all start off in the orphanage which is considered to be quite large with about thirty orphans. None of us properly know each other yet, but we have seen each other around.)

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Mihoko yawned before springing to his feet, the bed groaning before him. Light burst from a gap where two curtains met, shining a tendril of light over the small bedroom. “Marian!” He called, scowling as he stumbled over to the door, not fully awake, “You haven’t cleaned your side of the room yet!”

A feminine voice called back, slightly gurgled by the brushing of teeth, “Wait up, Miho, got other stuff to do.” That’s what ticked him off – why was she so nonchalant about this? Like everything had to be done on her time. Mihoko scowled once again before storming down the elongated hallway before emerging into a totally different area in the building.

Children sat around a long table, all looking up at Mihoko – he had entered the dining room. He gave a slight nod before seating himself where his breakfast had been laid out. Porridge… again. With a inaudible sigh, he dug into the food he had been provided with.

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Jilka yawned and stretched her arms as she got up from her bed. She glanced at her roomate Jo-Hunny who is still asleep on her own bed.  She went to her bathroom to brush her teeth and change her nightwear to normal clothes then after that she approached Jo-Hunny and wake her up. Jo-Hunny woke up and look up at her.

"Breakfast.." She told her sleepy companion who nodded and got ready for the day then they both went down together. They both sat on one of the tables and started to eat.

Willow jolted from her restless sleep. The nightmare she'd had was still flooding through her mind, but it was fading. She rubbed her eyes and looked around. Her roommate, Suzanna, had already left her, without waking her. She bit back the wave of frustration and got up. After making her bed neatly, and even making her roommate's bed, she cleaned up the room. She couldn't stand clutter and she'd been often told that she had a bad case of OCD, but whatever, she didn't care. When she was done cleaning she got ready for the day.
She dressed in her favorite pair of skinny jeans and a red t-shirt. She studied herself in the cracked mirror that hung above her dresser. There were dark circles under her eyes. She thought about using her roommate's make-up, but she didn't want to waste more time than necessary. She sighed, and shrugged into her jacket. She flipped the hood up, and shoved her hands in her pocket. She walked down to get something to eat. When she entered the cafeteria, she looked around the room for Suzanna, and spotted her in seconds. She glared at her roommate from across the room. Suzanna was talking with her group of friends, laughing carelessly.
"Thanks for the wake up call, Suzzie," Willow snapped at Suzanna. Suzanna stiffened and then flicked her hair over her shoulder and made an effort to ignore Willow. Willow sighed and grabbed her bowl of food. She sat in the farthest corner away from everyone to eat. She looked around though, at all of the familiar faces. The faces she had seen everyday for as long as she'd been here. It was the same thing everyday.

Piper woke up, keeping her eyes closed. She thought that if she opened her eyes, she would see her blue room with the pictures of her friends all over the walls, her shelf of books, her green laptop, and most of all her Australian Shepard cuddling to her. But as Piper opened her eyes, small tears pricked them in disappointment. It was a stupid white room with stupid dressers and stupid bland bed spreads. She closed her eyes, wanting to return to her illusion, because even an illusion would be better than this.
But instead of returning to the world she wanted, visions of people creeping in the dark, fire, and screams filled her head instead. Piped opened her eyes, but wrapped the covers around her, fright replacing her sadness.
The clock read seven and Piper knew that there was breakfast going on. But like the past few months, she wasn't able to get there. Most days were bad days at this point and on the good ones she would go eat breakfast with the others, but today was not a good day. She sat it bed, the burns on her stomach not completely healed after the few month from their injury.
Piper had not been there long. At first, she was at the hospital until they brought her here a little mover a month ago. She had a roommate, but she didn't stay in the room much, but when she did, she would comment on how morbid Piper was. Piper ignored her, she didn't understand what she was going through at the moment. Tabitha, her roommate, didn't loose her parents, they gave her up. Piper realized how horrible that was, but at the moment, Piper couldn't see past her grief.
So Piper stayed in her room, getting out from under the covers. She grabbed a book, allowing herself to forget her world in the world of the book.

Mihoko scraped the remains of the plate of porridge, leaving a small amount of milk and white flakes on the cream-white plate. More and more of the orphans - something Mihoko wouldn't like to classify themself as - flooded the room, all speaking at once and shouting over the top of each other. He then stood and left his chair out so someone else could use it, before heading to the cramped kitchen - extremely small compared to the dining rooms. He placed his plate on a pile of about five plates before heading toward the bathroom before being interrupted by a booming voice.

"Mihoko!" The voice ricocheted off the wooden walls and he instantly distinguished who it was - Ms. Angstus. "Who's turn is it to wash up?" She asked, placing two gloved hands on her home made dress which was embroidered with patterns of purple flowers. Mihoko glared for a second before trudging back down the hallway and sighing, not bothering to answer the question he had blatantly been asked.

Ms Angstus shook her head before continuing down the hall way and entering her room, slamming the door behind her.

Jilka and her roomate continued to eat their breakfast on their table at the same time they watched everyone in the Dinning Hall. Jilka remembered the story that she reading until Jo-Hunny interrupted her train of thoughts.

"What?" She asked

Jo-Hunny rolled her eyes at this. "I said there are no cute guys here in the orphanage.." This surprised Jilka.

"Seriously cute boys? Come on we are still young for that, let me guess you were reading some my books were you?"
She nodded.

"I wanna meet some cute boys even I am still fifteen years old"

Jilka was half listening to her roomate. She knew that Jo-Hunny loves to flirt with boys around the orphanage so she just ignored her and began to think about stuff.

Piper heard a knock at the door. A light one, almost forgotten to the sounds of the bustling orphanage. But Piper had heard and she debated whether to get up and answer it or not. Her curiosity got the best of her, like most times, and she went to open the door. There was a slight twinge in her stomach from the fresh scars settling there, but she ignored them.
Piper opened the door, expecting to see someone there, but there wasn't anyone. Piper's eyebrows drew together in confusion. She went to shut the door, but paused as she noticed a paper laying on the ground. Piper had to wait a moment as two boys walked past before picking it up. She closed her door quickly but silently, not wanting anyone to notice her.
Piper sat down on her bed, wondering who sent this. Piper's name was written on the front in large, elaborate letters so she unfolded it. The page appeared to be blank and as Piper set the note down on her bedside table, loosing interest in it, she saw a small shine on the paper. That caught her attention, she picked the paper up again and noticed that there was a hidden message on it, she just had to get it to appear.
Piper quickly got dressed, just a simple shirt and jeans. Before she would always dress up and look nice, but now she didn't care. She was lucky if she ran a brush through her hair. The note was safely placed in her pocket as she walked down the halls. Piper kept her head down, not wanting to be noticed. She made it to the dinning area and peaked in. She didn't see what she was looking for so she moved on.
Piper went to the kitchen, knowing that everything she needed would be in here. She grabbed a dish that was long and filled it with water. Kids were everywhere, causing a nuisance and dirty dished littered the counter. Piper was not accustomed to the noise and the activity of this place yet, it was nothing like her home before.
Piper didn't want to continue thinking about that, instead, she refocused on her task at hand. She opened drawers and cabinets until she found what she was looking for. She placed the note in the water and watched as the paper grew weak as it soaked it in. Piper took some of the blue food colouring and placed a few drops on the paper. The paper began to soak this in as well. After a few minutes, the paper had reached its limit. A couple of kids had gathered around to watch and Piper didn't want to talk to them to shoo them away, so she let them watch.
The paper had absorbed the colour but whatever was used to write this note, white crayon as Piper thought, did not absorb the colour. There was a white message written on the paper and Piper took note of it quickly. Then, Piper took the note out and ripped it up. She didn't understand the message. 'Don't follow the eggs.' It did not make any sense to her. Whatever it meant, someone went out of their way to tell her this in secrete.