Suddenly, Hare was in the Omniverse

[Guu]

Suddenly, Hare was in the Omniverse.

A boy with tan skin, blue hair, blue eyes, a simple sleeveless white shirt, and red shorts just showed up in Ambrosia’s town square. Just appeared in a ball of Omnilium out of thin air. The boy looked around, the city was mostly bathed in the night, but street lamps lit the nearby buildings.

“Where am I?” He asked to no one in particular, just speaking out loud as he was known to do.

He saw a figure walking by in the night, very short fellow, shorter than Hare himself.

“Hey mister.”

The guy turned towards Hare and a nearby lamp illuminated his face as he got closer, which revealed the face of a really fat cat walking on two legs.

“How may I help you my boy?”

Hare screamed into the night sky, his bellow echoed through the entire town, waking up a number of sleeping inhabitants.

“Guuuuuuuuu!!!” He yelled at the same frequency, causing another dozen or so inhabitants to wake.

“It would be courteous to keep it down, some people are trying to sleep.” Said the fat cat in the deepest of british accents.

Hare fell to his hands and knees as he began to sob right there in the middle of the street, the cat started to look concerned.

“Are you okay? What’s wrong?”

“I should have known. I thought you changed, Guu. I thought you changed when you let them go. I was even sad when you left. But no!” He slammed his fists against the stone street. A sharp pain reverberated through his hands, but his anguish overpowered it easily. Through his tears, he face twisted into a scowl. “It was all just a trick to let my guard down! Just another long about way of messing with me.”

He shot his fists in the air again. “Curse you Guu!” He screamed before buckling down again and crying.

The cat moved in to lay a comforting paw on the boy, but he jumped back on his feet and moved a few feet away from the feline.

“No! I don’t trust you! I don’t trust anyone in Guu’s world! Stay away from me!”

He runs away, dashing down the street while screaming and crying, waking a number of other citizens on the way. He didn’t stop until he was well out of town, where he collapsed into a sobbing mess; face buried in the dirt that composed the hill near Ambrosia.

“I hate you, Guu!” He yelled in between sobs. “I hate you!”