Happy New Years, Mean People c: Vol 2 11

### Theme(s)

Anger, Desperation, Friendship, Grudges, Heroism, Letting Go, The Past, Trust, Workplace Bullying

### Heroes

Aaron, Breeyana Jess, Damon Packley, Daniel Packblott, Midihr Westforth, Spencer Drew Humafeld

## Credits

### Artists and Writers

Khaliq Trevor X

***Happy New Years, Mean People c: Vol 2 11*** is the eleventh chapter in Happy New Years, Mean People c: Vol 2.

## Synopsis

Liliann’s attack causes a panic inside the first floor of the hospital, alerting the Rage Knights. Aaron takes his attention and suspicions off faculty and immediately runs towards the commotion. He’s joined by Dill and Daniel, who encounter a desperate Liliann, who’s itching to kill Damon Packley. Daniel threatens to blow her into a new dimension and trap her inside her mind, but Liliann attacks the three with a horde of lizards.

She touches a nurse and transforms her into a reptile creature, forcing her to fight the Rage Knights. Aaron and Dill perform a number of attacks to keep the Lizard Nurse under control and stop her from destroying the interior of the hospital as Daniel and Liliann fight across the hallway. Elsewhere, Breeyana Jess picks up the commotion from her walkie talkie, and ends her grocery trip for her friends. She runs to the hospital kingdom and finds many security guards, and hospital staff severely injured from an animal attack. Breeyana also sees the fight against Liliann has taken a wrong turn and some of the faculty and patients are also even under attack from Liliann’s lizard hordes. Aaron and Dill ignore Breeyana’s appearance and continue fighting against the lizard nurse. Dill suggests Breeyana track down Daniel and assist him as their fight intensifies, urging her to aide in healing Daniel’s wounds.

Upstairs: Daniel struggles with his perception magic, as the lizard-like woman shakes off mental attacks. Daniel believes meditating and changing the room’s atmosphere into a Toxic Environment may help in defeating Liliann. Spencer and Midihr arrive upstairs, with the latter searching for a mysterious item inside his vest, but he refuses to share what it could be. A conflicted Spencer tries to telepathically convince the lizards to get off people, as he angrily plots to incinerate Liliann before she can reach Packley’s room. All the while, Liliann insults them and messes with nearby faculty, playing with their minds and even making fun of their fears of reptiles.

Meanwhile, Damon Packley enters his own subconscious, where he encounters a young Indian woman named Evida. Packley realizes she’s familiar and possibly connected to Worthyzone, becoming afraid to interact with her but the woman reassures him that she isn’t intending to hurt him. Evida discusses Packley being able to awaken from his gravely Ill state only if he meditates and lets go of any trauma and past evils. Packley seemingly takes her advice and begins meditation, but then realizes that even if he let go, what of the people of Worthyzone, Queens Mane and practically everywhere else where they harbor hatred, and the intent to kill him just for being or *looking different.* Evida doesn’t respond directly and keeps silent, eventually leaving Packley’s mind and entering a strange door.

Ragorias appears behind a meditating Packley and suggests they follow Evida. The two Red Magic users arrive inside a tower that seems to borrow remnants from Worthyzone, only the place is pitch black. Just as Packley turns away to run away, the entrance disappears, trapping both him and Ragorias inside the location. A woman’s voice calls out to him from a loudspeaker, telling him to “hurry” upstairs to the forth floor. Packley and Ragorias realize that Evida may not necessarily be on their side.

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

***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.*