Author: Aayan & Aahan

Written by Aayan P. Jain

Illustration by Aahan Aseem Jain

Aultro’s back! Aultro thinks his days of fighting and being a ninja are over. But what he doesn’t know is that something evil has set its sights on Aultro’s village and his amulet. Would Aultro be able to protect his own or will he die fighting this villain?

WARNING– THIS STORY IS VERY GROSS AND IS NOT TO TRIED OUT AT HOME. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 7 AND BELOW

Written By Aayan P. Jain

Illustration Aahan A. Jain

Once upon a BeyBlade time, there was an epic bey named Storm Spryzen. It was agile and powerful and strong. It defeated every other bey it faced off with. Its opponents were either in pieces or were blasted into oblivion.

There was another strong bey in the house. It’s name was Drain Fafnir. It was left spinning and it absorbed the power of its opponents. It was almost unstoppable with its drain-spin.

One day, Fafnir and Spryzen bumped into each other at the bey mall. They bared their respective pairs of teeth. “Spryzen. I’ve heard the legends about you. You blast your opponents into little pieces. Now you will meet your end!” yelled Fafnir.

“Not today I won’t, Fafnir.” Spryzen retorted.

“Then let’s fight, and see who is stronger.”

Then they leapt forward and clashed their layers. Spryzen struck a tantalising blow on Fafnir’s tip, only to be brought back by a strike on its disc. They continuously exchanged blows, each one more painful and powerful than the next. Soon, the entire mall was a pile of rubble, due to the rapidly increasing energy from their strikes. Both beys tired out very quickly, only to be refreshed by powerful surges of energy.

Suddenly, a large crevice appeared in the ground. Fafnir and Spryzen struggled to maintain their grip on the walls of the crevice, then fell into the void of darkness.

Spryzen and Fafnir landed in a heap on the ground. They looked at each other and silently came to an agreement- they had to work together to escape the doom of the gap in the ground. So they spiralled the area, rapidly gaining speed, until they were lifted into the air by the formed wind tornado. They landed comfortably on the ground. Then Fafnir said, “Thanks, Spryzen. Can we be friends?” Spryzen replied, “Of course, dude. And thanks to you too.” Then the pair walked away chattering animatedly all the way home. They had become the best of friends.

Written by Aayan P. Jain
Illustration by Aahan Aseem Jain

Once upon a time, there was COVID-19 everywhere and it was infecting everyone. But the doctors and nurses uninfected everyone who got infected, and COVID- 19 was pushed into a million year old man. The man and the doctors kept it secret for a very long time, until a dude named The Doctor(first name The, second name Doctor) told everyone about it. The and the other doctors felt bad about having leftover COVID- 19 peeps. So they got a knife and stabbed the old man. They went to some old museum and grabbed an Egyptian sarcophagus. They dumped the blood- covered body into it and they threw it out into the seas. But that triggered the worst.

The sarcophagus sank into the water, golden light covering the dark depths. But the sarcophagus wasn’t sealed properly! It opened, and the COVID- 19 virus erupted out of the old man’s body, infecting the fish. The fish spread it to the waters of the world! And the people who ate the fish and drank the water got COVID- 19! Then those peeps spread it to the other peeps! And the peeps of the world spread it to the animals of the world! Then the mould growing on leftover food got COVID- 19! And those dudes spread it to the nature! And nature spread it to Earth itself! The Earth spread it to the other planets of the solar system, including the sun! Then they spread it to other stars and planets. After that, the whole universe got COVID- 19! Then everyone and everything died in pain and agony except the COVID- 19 virus.

But some of the viruses wanted to rule the world. So they began to fight. So many COVID- 19 viruses got injured, that the viruses which didn’t fight became nurses. They tried to help their fellow injured viruses. They discovered that many of the COVID- 19 viruses were becoming a new virus- COVID- 20. The COVID- 19 nurses decided to have a meeting. They sat down and discussed the problem. At the end of the meeting, they agreed there was only one way to return the COVID- 20 virus to their COVID- 19 friends- to bring back civilization. They had to return the universe to power. They had discovered that the universe had transferred them to the World of Zombies. So they conjured the Portal of Fate and jumped towards the universe.
When they arrived, there were humans wearing coats and goggles. One was putting a mixture into the mouth of a man sprawled on a bed. The COVID- 19 nurses ignored them and went straight to the lab. In the lab, they rummaged through drawers and cupboards. Then, one of them found a vial full of green liquid. It had a label that read- FOR PORTALS!!!!!! She grabbed it and went running out of the room. The others followed her. They quickly summoned the Portal of Fate and jumped through. Suddenly, they were standing in the middle of a battlefield!!!! Swords and arrows were flying. The nurses ran out of the massacre, stunned. They sprinted towards their lab. The nurse who found the vial pulled it out and flung it at a wall. The glass shattered and a black hole appeared on the wall. The nurses chanted a spell and the world became a blur of light.

Suddenly, the nurses were standing on a street. COVID viruses continued to fight, as if the world was still not there. Just then, a bunch of humans burst out of a building next to the viruses. They were wearing lab coats and goggles. “Hullo. We are friends, aren’t we? You saved us from the World of Zombies.” “Yeah, yeah, that’s right.” the nurses muttered. Then they escorted the nurses into the building. After that, they began to work on an antidote for the COVID viruses. They worked for many weeks, until they finally found a cure. They captured the COVID virus and forced it to die with the cure potion. The nurses and the lab- coat- wearing humans celebrated their victory right after the last COVID virus died. They lived happily ever after and never had any worries again.
The End

Written by Aayan P. Jain
Illustration by Aahan A. Jain

One day, my friends and I were reading a book called The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. The Gruffalo had terrible claws, terrible tusks, and terrible teeth in his terrible jaws. He had knobbly knees, turned out toes and a poisonous wart at the end of his nose. He had orange eyes, a black tongue and he had purple prickles all over his back. My friends thought it was just a story, but I thought it was true.

I lived next to a forest and at night I heard strange sounds. One night, I decided to go out and find the Gruffalo. I put on my clothes and leaped out of my bedroom window. Luckily, my bedroom was on the first floor of my family’s apartment because if it wasn’t, I would’ve probably been badly injured. Anyways, I sprinted into the woods at top speed. I realised that at one point of time, I was going to get tired. So I slowed down and stopped near a tree. I leaned on the tree to rest. Suddenly I noticed some scratch marks on the tree and they looked fresh. I began to get frightened. Suddenly, an owl perched on my head and screeched, “Run for your lives! The Gruffalo is coming!” And it flew away, still screeching.

Then the strangest thing happened. A snake slithered past, followed by an ostrich, an otter, a fox, an ox, a Gruffalo, and- I froze. “Wait. Was that a Gruffalo?” I asked myself. “That’s why the other animals were running away! AAAAAAAHHHHH!! Save me!” The Gruffalo spotted me. “Help! Help! Human is going to shoot me! NOOO! Please! Don’t shoot me!” I realised it was talking to me. “Don’t worry. I won’t shoot you.” “Good.” replied the Gruffalo. “But you’re so nice. They can’t be running away from YOU.” I said. “Oh, they’re running from a lion. That lion is behind you. Let me kill it.” replied the Gruffalo. And sure enough, when I turned back, a lion was creeping towards me, its claws just about to pierce my skin. The Gruffalo grabbed the lion by its throat and lopped its head off with its sharp claws. “Whoa. That was close. Thanks, Gruff. Can I call you Gruff?” I asked. “No prob. By the way, it’s almost sunrise, maybe you should go home.” it replied. “Yeah, you’re right. Bye, dude. See you around.” I said. Then I skipped happily back home.