Those chorts were taken care of and the school shooting was over. Both teachers and students got out of hiding in classrooms and bathrooms, looking to see what had happened. "Is it over?" asked a little girl.
"Don't worry," said Blitzo. "Those goons are taken care of."
The kids and teachers cheered and were really glad that the carnage was completely over. The demons in disguise were greeted by all the school teachers and students alike and thanked them for putting an end to this nightmare. Mr Brock came ahead of everyone and said: "Loona, thank you so much for helping us."
"Don't mention it." said the disguised Hellhound while rolling her eyes.
Some officers came in and looked for the bodies of the shooters.
"What happened to the maniacs?" asked the first officer.
The demons tried to come up with an excuse to not reveal the chorts to the whole school so they wouldn't get in trouble with Satan. Unless they are dead, then Hell is mostly kept a secret by the living world (at least the real Hell anyway).
"They were thrown into the sewers like garbage." Moxxie finally said. "Yep, those kind of people don't deserve a proper burial if they do this to children."
"Yes!" Millie smiled. "Yep, only a true monster would try to kill children like this. So the rats will eat 'em up."
The police looked a little confused and looked at one another after, but they agreed with what the disguised demons said and were glad those chorts were dead (even if they didn't know what they exactly were.)
"Well what are the names of you, heroes?" said the chief of police.
"That's... not important." said Tex. "We prefer to keep ourselves discreet and ourives a little private."
"Yeah! we're a little..." Millie tried to come up with an excuse
"Camera shy." Moxxie helped out his wife.
"Exactly. Camera shy." Millie nodded her head with a nervous smiled.
"Besides, what matters is that we stopped those f- i mean, crazy killers from causing chaos." Loona said. "The world doesn't need another school shooting."
"Ain't that the truth." said Mr. Brock.
"What about the paramedics?" asked one of the teachers.
"Already coming to pick up anyone who got hurt." the principal remarked.
"Reporting casualties." said one of the officers before waiting on the walkie-talkie. He sighed in relief. "That's good news. Thank you officer Nancy." he turned his attention back to everyone else and said: "no one was killed and only a handful of people were injured."
Yes it was a great relief that no one died in this kind of awful event. "But why did they shoot up the place?" said a six-grader.
"We don't know." said Mr Brock.
"I can answer that." Loona said. "They said they were looking for some fun."
"Fun?" said another teacher with glasses over his eyes. "Killing innocent people considered fun? That is completely demented."
"I guess those guys were just plain crazy." said the chief.
"But we did take care of them, officers." said Blitzo. "Everything can go back to normal now."
"I don't know about... normal." aaid Mr. Brock.
"Yeah, it scared us all." said a fifth-grader.
"I guess everyone is going to have to stay home for a few days." Brock added. "But where's Cody?"
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Loona the Caretaker
General FictionOn Immediate Murder Professionals, Loona the Hellhound takes in a poor boy named Cody, who lost his parents during a tragic house-fire and Loona suddenly grows to care for the boy. PS, I don't know why there is no Helluva Boss in the cartoon categor...
