Don’t Work In Pick Department Volume 1 2

***Don’t Work In Pick Department Volume 1 2*** is the second chapter in Don’t Work In the Pick Department Volume 1 created and written by Khaliq Trevor X.

## Synopsis

Kurmon doesn’t accept Dayanara’s request of working inside the Pick Department, and points out how Worthyzone is a kingdom that frequently mistreats workers and treats them like numbers as well as promoting harassment and toxic work culture. Dayanara grows angry, and brings out a computer cart. Kergorias tries to talk Bradley into simply impaling Dayanara but he’s more preoccupied with finding the Rage Sword and the Gossip King. When Dayanara reveals the disembodied head of a Muccian/Tameda man, Bradley ceases looking and learns that Dayanara is a processor and problem starter who had been within the Pick Department since the kingdom’s foundation.

Dayanara blasts at Kergorias and Bradley, destroying a lot of the magnetic fields of the droid cage. She uses droids to fight Bradley and emits energy beams from her disembodied head weapon in an attempt to kill the duo. Panicked voices ring out from her walkie exclaiming that more summons have arrived nearby or within the kingdom and that Dayanara must report back to the kingdom’s main break room immediately. She abandons the fight against Bradley and Kergorias, leaving the two to deal with collapsing droids.

Bradley and Kergorias adventure throughout the kingdom, now trying to not only locate the Rage Sword, but also learn more about the summons who were conjured into the area. Their first major confrontation comes when Wraiths appear, the creatures don’t pose a threat as they are gradually crushed and disintegrate by Gabriella Garcia, a stout and heavyset processor with a low tolerance. She sees Bradley and Kergorias and immediately knows they are from some incarnation of the Rage Knights. She screams Pig Latin to her comrades as she challenges Bradley and Kergorias to surrender or she’d kill them. Bradley and Kergorias fight Gabriella, who discover the woman has an arsenal of strange attacks such as budding and making smaller versions of herself. Her durability and elastic weight recoils Bradley’s direct physical attacks and injures him. A proud Gabriella threatens to *place* Bradley and Kergorias into the Pick Department to be bullied, yelled at, gossiped about and have the Rage Knights Red God and Khaliq Trevor X pages be viewed on a shitty social media website full of negativity and trolls. A confused Kergorias questions the threats, believing Gabriella “took a page” from Midlore’s forth-wall breaking. This serves as a distraction when a Gabriella clone impales Kergorias with a steel rod.

A bloodied Kergorias collapses as he discovers Chirothulian-grade poison had been steeped on the rod. Bradley grabs Kergorias and leaves the fight prematurely but Gabriella calmly tells her associates that Bradley is on the move. Elsewhere, Spitterott, a handsome Caucasian man with red hair, glasses and a beard sits in his throne chair as he thanks the “dumbass" Spitz Bullzer and “dumbass” Rottwell for combining their powers. He prepares to join the meeting room where various other operators, goons and other monarchs have gathered to discuss the disastrous summons roaming within the kingdom. Spitterott reveals he has a mutilated woman’s hand that he throws to a hungry Luncheon-Ego.

## Appearances

#### Main Characters

* Kergorias
* Kurmon Bradley

#### Featured Supporting Characters/Summons

* Jeredith the Offensive (mentioned)
* Lou Jacobs (mentioned)
* Midlore West-Stein (mentioned)

#### Featured Items/Weapons

* Rage Sword (mentioned)
* Robotic Dr. Grippe Head
* Steel Rod

#### Featured Antagonists

* Dayanara
* Gabriella Arbaca
* Spitterott (cameo)

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

* This chapter references the social media pages for *The Rage Knights: Red God* itself and Khaliq Trevor X, in where every time the series creator has a bad day or interacts with a considerably unfriendly person, it can lead to harassment and an unsolicited view or phone recording that in turn results in more harassment from strangers or co-workers.

***Disclaimer**: To whom this may concern, the characters in their entirety, while they borrow inspiration from events, ideas, themes, and other sources from the original author's life, are incredibly different and fictional entities inside the Rage Knights Red God and under no circumstance are they expressing a real person's actual views, ideologies, names and likeness to cause harm or defame them. Any names bearing similarities to any person(s) are unintentional unless stated otherwise and under special permission. The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, events to come nor does it condone the very human evils the series itself is/was meant to advocate against. © Khaliq Trevor X.*