Peepers' Pitt--Kamola

Artist's Rendering of Kamola!

Peepers’ Pitt--Peepers New Crew pt. 19 of 20: “Kamola”
Peepers floated, invisible to everything around him, as he surveyed the indivdual below. This was the last of the individuals he had brought to his Peepers Pitt, a rather large Asian lady called Kamola. Upon closer observation, Peepers discovered that Kamola was actually from Thailand. He could see that fact very clearly in her thoughts. However, it was not the Thailand of Peepers’ Earth. Kamola had come from an alternate Earth, as all Peepers’ “new crew” had. In Kamola’s Thailand, everyone appeared to be suffering from a famine…except her!

Peepers floated down closer to the little straw hut he had placed Kamola in. It had been his goal to remove Kamola from her food source, and to see how she would react to such a predicament. Had Kamola really eaten all the food of an entire country? She was large, but she was not THAT large! Peepers couldn’t get all the information he wanted from her, because her mind was filled with single thoughts that she kept revisiting repeatedly. They included her name, where she was from, food, hunger, fullness, and lustful desire! Peepers certainly liked the last part, and would have focused on that if he wasn’t so sure there was much more to this Kamola.

Peepers had come so quickly to Kamola because he had sensed that she was doing something rather interesting. Now, upon his arrival, it appeared that she was doing absolutely nothing! She sat there on the ground inside the hut, leaning over with her hands in the dirt. Peepers’ godlike sensations had never been wrong! He was sure that Kamola was up to something! Yet, whatever it was, there was no evidence he could discern. Peepers laughed to himself. He was the Preeminent Peeper! Nothing in his Peepers’ Pitt occurred without him knowing! Perhaps he was getting a bit of O.C.D from all the sensory input he had been absorbing in his godlike state. Peepers was bored with Kamola, and didn’t even bother to appear before her for an interaction. He just floated away, still in his invisible state. An instant later, Kamola looked up at the departing Peepers…

All characters, stories, photos, and performances
are (C) 2011 Joshua Dyson

The characters and events portrayed in this work are fictious.
Any similarity between persons living or dead, is purely coincidental.