Battery Cells
After thirty minutes of traipsing down one of the many school corridors, Duke and Michel arrived at a room with a sign, which read ‘Battery Cell No.1’.
“What do you reckon? Do we burst in?” Michel asked.
“Do refrain from using the word burst as that’s exactly what my exhausted body wishes to do now.”
Michel stood on the tips of his toes and peered inside the enormous white room. Sure enough he saw row after row of large hamster-like wheels with young children, young animals and other young creatures all running, making the wheels spin round and round.
“I can’t see him.”
Michel turned the handle of the door and crept inside with Duke trotting in after him. He wandered down an aisle, staring open mouthed at the sheer number of hypnotised creatures forced to run on these w
