Have you got kids at home that never leave you alone? Have you ever desired to get rid of them? Well visit our Opposite Emporium where we sell and take children!

Our visitors believe that this is the best Emporium they’ve ever been in! Yes! We care about our customers and the quality of our products! We offer:

-Potions

-Magical brooms

-Shoes for mice

-Frog legs

-Cauldrons

-Shoes for giants

-Jumpers for ants

-Fairy wands

-Jewellery

-Spell books

In our shop you can leave your kids behind and get more time to grind! Don’t be the only one to miss out on this great opportunity! You will see:

-Tons of people rushing to our store

-Items out of this world

-A collection of lost children

You won’t regret purchasing our tailor-made items! Our attractions come from the amazing mind of Elizabeth Widow and her amazing ‘book of wonders’.

“Visiting this shop is like a rollercoaster!”

-Taylor Swift, 2054

-Built in Theme Park

-Swimming Pool

-Cat Café

We offer Opposite Clubcards to our dearest customers. If you own an Opposite Clubcard you shall get a free item everytime you visit!

-We are open from 5am- 11pm on weekdays

-We are open from 6am- 9pm on weekends

Visit our website to subscribe to our Emporium and get notifications everytime we have an amazing offer!

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Have you ever wondered what lives beneath the surface? Well entomologists have caught a new insect to their collection. If you would like to find out more, feel comfortable to read on!

Now that you know that Ploophs exist, where do you think they live? Ploophs live underground in the sewers. They like to live in dark areas out of human touch. Their name comes from what they like to do. Jumping around in the dirty water and splashing it all over the walls. That is a sign of fear or excitement.

You might be wondering, well what do they eat? Well that’s what this paragraph is going to be about; their diet. Since they live in the sewers it is quite difficult to get a reach of food. But with their six legs, they can move faster and jump higher. So, because of their advantage, they can move around the sewers faster trying to find their prey. Once they do, they strangle whatever they found with their venom filled tongue. If the prey escapes, the Plooph has no choice but to stab their prey filling their body with venom.

Well, how do you think a Plooph looks like after everything you read? Well a Plooph has six hairy black and white legs; a black circular body with a grey heart like shape where their organs are placed; bulging purple fly-like eyes.

Time for the fun part; fun facts! Even though Ploophs eyes are purple, they see in black and white. The average amount of venom stored in their tongue is usually thirteen gallons. Ploophs can jump up to fifteen feet into the air. Ploophs can move up to sixty miles per hour!!

Ploophs can shoot webs from their mouth; their webs store up to one thousand- five hundred fungus gnats. On the 3rd of December, Ploophs get out of their hiding and go on a hunt for sweaters.

And then she ‘woke up’. Winifred started to cough. Alot. She was at the verge of coughing up blood. But in that moment, Winifred noticed that she was still in the ‘twisted world’. The glass door was open. She darted out hoping that this was the end. But as a result of running out as fast as lightning, Winifred’s body ended up at the bottom of the stairs.

Winifred’s body was again stuck onto the floor. She moaned in pain. Then she noticed her bloody wound. And then again, Winifred remembered the waterfall surrounding the world. Without hesitation, she put her ingured leg into the water. It started to heal! And then, Winifred saw a door at the bottom of the waterfall.

Wait a minute. Could this be it? The exit to this wicked world? Winifred was an excellent swimmer. So without hesitation, she dived in. It was hard to swim because inside the waterfall were rocks floating everywhere. Winifred didn’t care. Not even if she would get hit. She had to escape. Her lungs started to pound against her chest. She was running out of air. So, she started to kick her legs faster and reached out for the door handle.

“She’s back!” yelled a voice coming from the main Emporium area. Winifred didn’t even realise she was back. She was interested how her clothes and hair were dry. But she was snapped out of her thoughts when Ms. Widow came into the hallway of doors. She looked rather worried than mad.

“Oh dear lord, thank God you’re okay!” exclaimed Ms. Widow. “The world you’ve created had a deathly entity that could of killed you!”. And not even five seconds later, Winifred was wrapped in Ms. Widow’s arms. But little did they know that the entity was destroying the Emporium…

Chapter Three – Through The Portal

What she saw was rather fascinating: a golden path with a carefully carved in flower pattern; little houses made out of the finest type of birch; a magic filled waterfall connecting the whole entire world together; a six story building with a enormous clock floating above it. The building was built like a hospital. It had a unorganized front desk with papers dancing around in the air. But, the whole entire land was abandoned or that was what Winifred thought…

Winifred’s head was filled with curiosity. She started to roam around the ‘hospital’. A few moments later, she realised that every clock had a bloody handprint placed on them.

Her hands started to sweat. Her face turned as white as a ghost. Her entire body started to shiver. Her heart skipped a beat.

“Hello?” she called out.

But to her disappointment, there was no reply.

Winifred continued to search the ‘hospital’ to see if she missed anything. She found a room that had it’s light turned off. It was like there wasn’t any power in it. When she was thinking why the light wouldn’t turn on, she noticed a green spark flashing at her.

In that moment, right there and there, she heard a crawling sound right above her. It didn’t sound like it but rather like a brocken staircase when something steps on it. (Winifred has a flashlight by the way). She turned her flashlight on and stared at the ceiling. It now had a black ooze dripping from it onto Winifred’s head.

Without even noticing what is on her head, she continued to look above her, making sure that the ooze wasn’t some sort of creature. It was only making a tapping sound when it was dripping onto the floor. And then, a noice was coming from upstairs, not the tapping but rather scratching. Carefully, Winifred crept up the stairs and looked in every room. Her eyes widened when she saw it: dismorphed black body; lanky arms with nails as sharp as daggers; a head shaped like a clock. It was eating something. She tilted her head and saw that it was eating fresh human flesh. (ryhm?)

A scream escaped Winifred’s mouth. The entity turned around. The ticking on its head stopped. And a red ‘run’ sign appeared. It got up and started to limp towards her. Another scream escaped her mouth but this time, followed by a run.

She ran down the stairs as fast as she could, while it was crawling down on the walls like a gigantic spider. Winifred stayed focused on her steps. Then she reached the first floor. But the door was stuck. It wouldn’t even budge. She turned around and saw it running towards her. And in that moment, it lunged at her.

“Darling are you alright?” said a faint voice, ringing in her ear.

I stood in the room of crimson red roses,

and the petals fell from their homes then floated.

I stood in the room of pens,

and the ink threw itself on the card.

I stood in the room of seasons,

and the climate changed everywhere I went.

I stood in the room of stars,

and they winked at me up above.

I stood in the room of seas,

and the seas waved at me.

I stood in the room of clouds,

and tears fell from their faces.

I stood in the exit,

the outside was calling me.