Troll Regeneration

By Billy Wong

A comedic fantasy tale of a teenager facing down a magical internet troll.

Bullied by an alpha female cheerleader, high school student Linda accepts the offer of aid from a mysterious online presence. But she learns the true nature of her benefactor, she must find a way to stop the magical internet troll before its antics garner enough attention for it to manifest in the real world.

A short story. Sequel to Deep Web Dweller.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Billy Wong
• Release date: Nov 7, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310888762

Billy Wong

Billy Wong is an avid fan of heroic fantasy, with a special love for strong female warriors. He draws inspiration from the epic legends of old, and is on a quest to bring over the top deeds and larger than life heroes back to prominence in today's literary world.Billy lives in Coney Island, Brooklyn and as one can see from the picture, works as a ninja.A Chinese ninja.

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Troll Regeneration

by Billy Wong

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Linda had just closed her locker when she felt them come up behind her. She turned slowly to see that the head cheerleader Angel and two of her cohorts, Gretchen and Holly, surrounded her, trapping her against the wall. Six feet of sculpted blonde perfection, Angel leaned over her gazing like a big cat at her prey. Though somewhat shorter, her friends seemed near copies of her save for Gretchen's brunette hair, all of them cold-eyed towers of lean, toned muscle. Due to them being late for class, the hall was mostly empty, and those few stragglers who passed by didn't give them a second look.

Linda swallowed. Hi, Angel. What's up?

Angel one-arm-shoved her against the lockers. Don't 'what's up' me, you fat little troll! You know what. You have some nerve to show me up with those dinosaur models after I spent a whole twenty minutes searching and printing out pictures for my presentation.

Stay calm, Linda told herself. You're not fat. You're not. You only weigh one hundred thirty pounds. You just have a round face, that's all. How was I supposed to know your project was going to be about the exact same dinosaurs, too?

Oh, I don't know. Maybe you overheard me talking about it and decided to make yourself look smart at my expense. Angel sneered. It won't help you, though. Good looking girls like me succeed in life. Fat little dorks like you? You'll probably end up as some boring professor teaching stuff that nobody gives a shit about after they graduate for life... at best.

Linda felt her face grow hot. She wouldn't normally have talked back, but she was in a particularly poor mood and the words of ire simmering in her head burst free. Yeah? Well maybe I think you're jealous that I'm smarter than you.

If she'd had the sense at the moment to fear angering Angel, she might have felt relief at the cheerleader's unperturbed reaction. Instead, each word just made her madder. Me, jealous of you? You're not even smarter than me, I bet. I just don't have to try, unlike you. You try so hard, and for so very little. Me, I don't have to do anything but be myself and everybody loves me. But you? You look like you're well on your way to looking like your fat ugly grandma and no guy's going to want you.

Linda shook