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                                                             The Ring

By: Ethan Shao

      Once upon a time, there were a kind of 

monster called Moklin. He was a big-headed, 

intelligent monster. This short and small 

creature was very smart. His IQ was 30% 

higher than Albert Einstein. He thought that 

Albert Einstein had the intelligence of a baby 

lanily (what Moklin refers humans as). He 

could speak more than 12 kinds of 

languages: Chinese, English, French, 

German, lanilian, Japanese, Arabian, 

Haberd, Halababalian, Lamian, Samian and 

Tykliœé. One day, Moklin found a 

mysterious ring in the Forbidden River. He put it 

on but it was no use. He then yelled the word 

"miginec" (meaning magic) He flew up the sky 

like Superman. He could fight like Batman, he 

looked like Wonder Woman, and he could dig like 

a mole. The ring was shinier than crystal under 

light. With the bright golden colour, it looked like 

a small sun trying to make the world brighter. 

The ring seemed like everything to Moklin now. It 

was more important than anything he had 

before: his parents and his baby. One day, a 

stranger that could speak 

Chinese very fluently came along. He had a 

long but snow white beard. He was as tall as a 

regular man. He also had short, yellow hair 

that shone him in a special way. He was very 

strong. He had big muscles. He was the 

mysterious monkey king, Sun Wukong. He 

could transform himself into 81 different ways. 

He also had a long hard metal stick that could 

weigh more than 1000 pounds. He could also 

control the stick the way he wanted.  

They started talking to each other, but 

suddenly, Sun Wukong turned himself into a 

mosquito. He flew into Moklin's mouth and 

began to turn back to his original form. He 

used his stick and started to kick Moklin in his 

tummy and used his stick to hit him from 

inside. Moklin yelled for help, but no one 

answered. Only Sun WuKong answered. He 

said that Moklin had to give him one of his 

treasures or else he would kick him to death 

and come out. Moklin thought about it for a 

while when Sun WuKong was still kicking him. 

He said

     "I will give you a thousand year old sword so 

you could kill monsters or people with it. It has 

been passed down from my grandpa more than 

100 years ago," pleaded Moklin. 

      Sun WuKong jumped out and said, "Give me 

that sword." Before Sun WuKong finished. Moklin 

started running. He used his ring. He was going 

as fast as the Superman, but Sun WuKong 

thought about it for a while. Then Sun WuKong 

used his fly running which could reach to a faster 

speed than Superman. He caught up to Moklin, 

but Moklin give him a Batman kick to his face but 

missed. Moklin tripped on his long

stick and fell to the ground. Moklin started to use 

his mole skill and dug a hole. Sun WuKong used 

his long stick and made the stick longer and 

longer and Moklin got stuck underground. Moklin 

snarled with disappointed rage, but Sun WuKong 

let go to see if he was dead. When Sun WuKong 

bent down, he got a hard punch right at his face; 

it was Moklin. Moklin walked away, but Sun 

WuKong used his long stick and tripped him. 

Molkin tried to get up, but it was too late. Sun 

WuKong carried him to his own peach cave. 

Sun and about 600 of other monkeys tied Moklin 

on a tree inside the cave. Moklin suddenly felt 

something was not right. Something was missing 

from his pocket. It was his ring. The idiotic 

monkeys had taken it. 

     "One day, I will get revenge," cursed Moklin. 

At first, Moklin was thinking about how he could 

get out, but he thought about it for a while and he 

could not think of anything because of the pain in 

his hands, feet, and head. When he was bored, he 

just starting to kick the tree and sing his old, 

weird song: "ëß s dšy æ ad pøœj...." 

Suddenly he found something that is 

mysterious about the house. There was no 

roof, and the air was sucking everything in that 

dark and mystery hole. Then, he bit the rope 

and the rope snapped. In less than one second, 

he flew up the sky. He flew more than three 

minutes. Then, he saw the clear blue sky with 

some pure white clouds that looked like 

premium wool from a fresh Australian sheep. 

He flew up the sky but came down and landed 

on a clear purple ground made out of obsidian. 

When he landed there, there was a gigantic 

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