On a dark and stormy night, the rats are coming to the streets of Atlantic City. It was really haunting, but when it comes to the red, all they want is the virus away from them, the virus that hurt them down and down to our bodies. Nothing is going on until the rest start coughing and sneezing just to get rid of the virus without any medicine, which is full of gangsters, before the poverty hits. It's such a shame that many people nowadays do not understand Atlantic City from a gangster mob and the popular food around to the homeless people as a village. The rats are there and still will be there. They say they cry; they steal the food while the rich people eat and act like rats. Axel is normal; other people are not. However, they start coughing. The people are coughing, coughing, coughing, coughing all over the place, blood splattering the tables, the chairs, and even the beaches; the rats crawled down their spines on the people. The people start coughing, continually coughing; the rats laugh at them, smiling with their shiny white teeth; the blonde that you splatter all over the virus continues, and the people continue to cough.

Hathen and Rockin are up to no good at the police department; a lockdown drove the rats outside Odin and Uvital, and they cannot get outside for a picnic, while Hathen and Rockin cannot get outside for a movie night. Meanwhile, Dola and Gorham are stuck after they find out about Elid, but they still want to get out of the police department. Gorham tosses a mask, and he tells Dola to cover herself. It will be a rough day, as Dola covers her mouth and nose. She knew that there was some prediction in the future that if I ever bought a virus or something called a pandemic, people would never learn, Dola thought. Tiptoeing downstairs, he opened the door quietly, but one squeak led to Hathen alerting the two as he said, "You cannot get out if there is a rat infection." Gorham said, "It will be OK. We were just going out for a little walk; plus, I'm about to see Crisker for a moment. It will not take that long." He lied, and all Dola said was, "Well, I know what a pandemic is; that's why we had the mask. You sure all saw this case. Get rid of all the rats with a mask."

Hathen thought this would be a good idea to have a mask, but Gorham said that both he and Dola are wearing strong leather before they use soft cotton in the present. Hathen wants a mask, but Gorham said, "There are only two of them, so goodbye." Gorham and Dola, the majority walk very fast, like lightning, while there are rats scattered around the area; they try not to step on them before Gorham decides to turn into a thorn monster and carry Dola up to whatever location Carmine is at.

The rest are still scattered around, happy as they are, until they hear a noise, a sound of a flute, a sound of piccolo work. Comes a strange man wearing a pilot outfit, red, white, and black, tall, not rubbing hands together, but very skinny. He flew his instrument and placed all the music through the rack. The rat really loves the sound of that flute. They follow the pilot Piper. He came from Germany, but for some reason, he heard about the rats all over the world and decided to become a rat catcher. He pipes his flute and leads them to the beach. The beach was still rich before it became dirty. The beach let all the rats in the water. The rats are drowning, shivering, their fur screaming for help as the music continues playing. Then the pirate Piper dances with rhythm to the music as the rats cry by laughing at the same time, screaming "encore" as some squirrels encore, some scream "help," and most people scream, "Sorry, the pie!" Piper continues to play his flute while the music is making a soul that he cannot hear the cries of rats falling into the water, and the waves push away from the sand to the entire ocean, drowning. 

Their little hands to feet cannot doggy paddle their way to see; it feels like Moses opening the Red Sea, crying, crying, crying tears down the rats are all gone. All the last sound was helpful. The Pied Piper looks away from the rats, and then he walks away. The sand crushes his feet and pushes all on his heels, but the pirate Piper did not care. Nature was his thing. I got to the department of Hathen and Rockin and heard the music. It was very soothing, but they wanted to say thank you to that strange person, so they got out of the department, but they didn't smell any virus until their bodies felt funny, but they still ran towards the Pied Piper. Hathen and Rockin did not see him until Piper came towards them, as he said that you should all stay home. I want to see who is in charge of this town. I want money, please. Hathen said the government will always take your money. I'm not asking about this in the future. 

The government will be stronger, and you will get nothing. They did not give any money to people who don't have a job but help others. The pirate Piper refuses to listen to the leprechaun and continues to stomp down to the city council. The mayor, along with his superiors, was talking about how to get rid of the VET infection. They hired way too many pest control workers and doctors to cure the virus, but as a pilot, Piper entered the room and said I had killed all the rats, and that's it. Please bring me some money so I can move on to my career. The city council lasts in pain, but then laughs in shame, looking at this spider. Piper acted like he thought that he didn't do anything. It was just for him to beg for money. They laughed and clapped. 

Hathen rocked and followed him and saw the city council laughing at this miserable man. The pie part leaves, but as he didn't want to leave just yet, he plays his last note, but it was actually the food sound, the song for BTS's Dynamite. The council starts laughing, listening to his awesome beat. They fall apart, Piper, but as Hathen and Rockin learn, they feel it too. They feel the music is so good, but they follow him. Piper continues to trail a lot of people as they listen to the song. All the people got out of their rooms, and then their houses fell in the part of Piper. Then, as the Pied Piper went to the shore, he ordered his people to go to the sea, just like the rats rock and see the shore, but they had to cover the years. This is a bad mistake. Hathen cried and had to ask him why he's doing this in the first place. Rockin agreed as he grabbed the flute of the Pied Piper and snapped him out, asking, "You don't have to do this to buy a paragraph." He was really mad and punched the living crap out of Rockin, slapping him, mortal kombat him, fatality him, and finishing him all over the place. Rockin uses hoops, kicking the balls of the Pied Piper; Hathen rubs the neck of the Pied Piper, not snapping, but choking him. The city council still laughs at the pirate. Piper calls him skinny and useless, and the Pied Piper plays his flute one last time, but it is playing Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather." Everybody really loved this song and quickly dived into the shore. This is not the end. Hathen asked the proper stairs' attitude monsters, as he said that one day, you know, heroes know how to play villains sometimes.

Then the Pied Piper disappears with the ashes away from Hathen and Rockin. He sees the dust away on the thing, and this could be a fever dream, but it does not look like something. This looks like a case of the supernatural to

Solve the case, but Gorham, if he sees this, will not be a case at all; this is more of a fable.

Well, unfortunately, I really had to say this, but this feels like almost 30 minutes of what just happened. I mean, I wish it'd be way cooler, but this guy is so strange. I don't even want to remember it at all. Hathen said, "Well, to make it worse, the people are still laughing at us and don't want to beat them, so let's go home," Rockin said.

"OK, criminals, go home, or you die. Yeah, monsters, you die. Go home, criminals. Yeah, monsters, you die, criminals, criminals, criminals, monsters, monsters, monsters." Both the leprechauns in the center field at this moment are hearing all the confusion between humans and monsters. They both leave the place disapproving of what the people have said; they just want to solve these cases to help people, but are met with a bad reward. Hathen wants to kill them, but Rockin holds Hathen's hand and says that this will be OK. Let's just ignore them and move on. The city people continue chanting at them.

Meanwhile, Gorham and Dola are going to check on Elid's old mansion, all wrinkly and old with vines everywhere. Gorham sees the structure about to be destroyed, hearing the rumbling as the building collapses like a mountain. Dola runs away in Gorham; he also runs away. In such cases, they hear laughter coming from the woods. Sam follows the voice as he sees a dying man, as he said, "Mr. Liar has been telling me the whole time, Mr. Liar, Mr. Liar, I can't see anything anymore." He tortured my eyes and then dug them out, and I couldn't see. His heart stopped, and his whole life faded away. Gorham needs to know, but as he heard, Mr. Liar is all over.

Dola said, "Mr. Liar was just a man who killed people for his selfish needs. Carmine has uncomfortable feelings. I mean, my guess could be that when someone has a really rough backstory or past, they tend to be so selfish about it just to be loved, but in my case, even this Lied Liar has got to go, but remember this child murder case he is involved in; his behavior feels funny, but when I first met Elid, she was very gentle and nice to me. Being nice could lead to suspicion. Never be nice to anyone because nice and kindness are two different things."

Snooping around the forest while the house was destroyed, Gorham saw memories and photos of a dysfunctional man, Lied Liar. He was a very rich man, but his differences in his face and personality made him not really be. And as he met Carmine, according to one of the photos, he smiled very big and closed his eyes.  He viewed that he and Carmine were talking about going to a park, then going to the movies, and then going to bed sleeping. This feels very uncomfortable, but as Gorham continues to look around his life, it goes to him seeing him eating broccoli with cheese, and then reading a book about gay marriages, and then seeing Carmine stalking him while in the showers or taking a nap. He never stopped thinking about Carmine wanting to marry him, but one day Ellie came in to stop him, highlighting, slapping him, and then he slapped her so hard she almost passed out.

The visionary continues. Gorham is going upstairs, looking around the hallways as the illusion continues. Seeing lighted sleeping on the ground and crying continues way further to the past as he is a kid playing with his toys and working for the rest of his entire life. Until the time he is older, things should not shape him well, thinking that if he had a child, he would just leave him alone, and then there was a man dressed in black, ordering the lighted to kill someone. The time of the man who steals food and then clocks in, he becomes a serial killer, but his most infamous case of all time has to be the kidnapping of children. Just look like Carmine. After Carmine goes on vacation for a while, he keeps those three boys who just look like Carmine, stocks them, rapes them, and hurts them until they die. The three kids go ahead and say that he stopped the visualization of the ghost of Lied or, in this case, Elid.

Dola follows Gorham to the destroyed mansion. Dola sees Gorham as he watches Fred, as this is the case that needs to be done. Sadly, those three kids died, but when I come further, this guy continues to cure all children, even though their future will be terrible. Don't listen, as she wrote all the notes down; this is completely one of the worst things ever. This guy is just a man who has not learned his behavior, never learned his lesson, and never learned who we really are. Being in love isn't about someone else; it's about yourself. The more you love yourself, the happier you are. It's not like being selfish is more about finding what makes you happy with your heart, not outside, Dola said.

"Do you really hate the monster police, Gorham?" Dola asked.

"In my perspective, no, they're monsters just like me. I really don't force myself to like them. I just don't like being with others, and mostly them, because I see them as both criminals and monsters.

Remember, this is for the GAME Dola thought of.

Dola and Gorham look at the sun rising and the sun setting. Nature will never die, but a person will die. Another passed down. Dola closes her notebook and walks away as Gorham follows her.