Dangerous Game of Wickets: Hordak

A Story by Abishai100

Portrait of consumer-life complicated by a dream-contact with a monster of Earth-life securities threats (Hordak).

Hordak (She-Ra: Princess of Power) characterization for Xmas-week '24. Thanks for reading!

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Friends, I was living off my inherited fortunes when I decided to make special social media culture commentary about a potential threat to Mardi Gras in '24. Follow along, friends (Selfie-like).

I just returned from the East where I cheered a special cricket contest view between India and England, once staunch politics-rivals, for 21st-Century hospitality-helmets for leviathan/uncertainty. I felt my Selfie-age of life linked social choreography for superstitions of culture securities.

HORDAK: I visit you in a dream-vision while you sleep, Earth man.

ME: Are you the villain Hordak from Etheria, nemesis of She-Ra (heroine)?

HORDAK: You guessed rightly, and I know of your world sports IQ, man.

ME: You want me to write you into some sports-nets commentary image.

HORDAK: You guessed, Earth man...don't fail, or I'll target your wife.

ME: Whoa...Facebook-like.

I dare not refuse this prompt from Hordak, vile nemesis of the princess of power, She-Ra, of Etheria; and so, I painted a special sports windows storyline about metaphysical ties between sportsmanship and world intuitions, tying cricket and (American) football to world-terrorism fears controls for pillows and books for class (damn).

Of course, I mentioned Hordak as somehow driving my special storytelling examination; I hoped he'd never (ever!) visit me again with this omen-message about the requisition of social activity linked electric securities for everyday-life confidence (or courage!).

STORY_EXCERPT: "The Earth-man wandered around in a Target store, resolved to find quick capitalism and consumerism-lifestyle defenses for everyday prayers to share in public (online!) so as to feel safely-distant from the vile weaponry of Hordak, nemesis in Etheria, who warned of his spy-eye of Earthling street activities for the proverbial Ego jitters (for fiction)."