The Return of Dr. Morty, pt. 3

       After all that was over, Dr. Morty removed all the devices but kept the fox clamped down so that he couldn’t get away. The sadistic doctor then yawned. He hadn't slept for a while. He tightened his medical gloves as he said “well now I’m bored. I guess it’s time to kill you”. The fox's eyes went wide. “What?!!! No!!! Don't, please!!” he begged. “Oh, don't worry. Your death won't be in vain. I'll still find some use for you” Dr. Morty said as his 'patient' tried to get free, but in vain. While he was trying to do that, Dr. Morty brought over a machine and pierced the fox's arms with a couple needles connected to two thin clear tubes running to the machine. The doctor then turned it on and it began drawing blood from the fox. The fox grunted and tried calling for help, but eventually passed out due to lack of blood. The machine kept going until it couldn't draw anymore and the blue fox died. Dr. Morty then pulled on his surgical garb and put on a new pair of medical gloves. He then began harvesting his victim's organs and any other useful parts that could be used either for experimentation or for other medical uses. The doctor then undid the body from the table and tossed it down a chute which led to an incinerator. He then cleaned up and left to get what little rest he could.

The next day Dr. Morty arrived at his dental office for another day of work. Dr. Shadow was already there and working on a cavity, without painkillers of course. Dr. Morty unlocked Dr. Shadow's office door and poked his head in to let the other dentist know he arrived. “You're late” Dr. Shadow said while drilling his patient's tooth, ignoring the sobs of pain. “I know. I had some stuff to do last night and was really tired by the end of it” Dr. Morty replied. He then went down to his own office and checked his patient list for that day. He checked what his first patient was coming in for. “Oh, wonderful. A root canal. This should be a fun day” he chuckled to himself before putting on his medical mask and setting up. He then called in his patient for what would be a long and painful procedure, Dr. Morty enjoying every minute of it, and the rest of the day as well, as the sound of drilling or pulling teeth and patients' cries of agony filled the air.

                                       THE END