kRaveings: Shock In The Dark

By Soul Tsukino

What happens when Coldwater's newest superhero team of the unusual and sarcastic kRaven and the ghostly Mirakoshi stumble on a robber one night. The face they meet is so bizarre it confuses not only them both but the police and even the city's super hero The Star as well! Enjoy this second installment of the kRaveings super hero series to find out!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Soul Tsukino
• Release date: Apr 26, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311591463

Soul Tsukino

Soul Tsukino lives in the state of Maine. When not enveloping himself in a new fiction story he also comments on happenings in the animation and Otaku fan scene. A creative writer since he was young, he runs a writing panels for local animation conventions. When not putting words to a page, Soul enjoys Professional Wrestling and historical pop culture.

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kRaveings: Shock In The Dark

by: Soul Tsukino

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Gus Ratheger was just locking the door on the Coldwater Kennel and Pet Supply building as night settled over the city. Another day of looking over animals and customers alike had come to an end. The 40 something year old man scratched the back of his balding head as he brought the curtain down over the front of his store and walked back through the store front. Dogs, cats and other animals bark, howl and chirp at him. Oblivious to the sounds he walks to the small door leading to the back rooms of the store.

Business had suffered a lot in recent months. Gus had come under fire from city officials for animal cruelty and mistreatment, forgery of documents, and numerous other charges that had been widely reported in Coldwater’s newspapers. Although he had heard these accusations before, this was the first time he had actually been legally accused of any wrong doing.

And that’s as far as it ever got.

Thanks to a good lawyer and some legal technicalities nothing could ever be proven that anything shady was going on at his business. As it had been for many years there was a lot of talk but nothing could ever be proven. In fact he ended up ahead of the game when he sued the city for defamation and received a very large settlement.

Gus walked passed all the extra bags of food and supplies he kept in the back and walked through another door. In this back room were a couple of large metal sinks and tables for cleaning and taking care of animals that he kept at his kennel. If he received a stray or badly kept cat or dog he would get them cleaned, deloused, and presentable for sale. If they were not emotionally damaged enough or riddled with disease they could sell within a day or two.

However, not all the animals turned a profit. Some animals just did not appeal to parents of little Johnny or Suzie looking for a new pet