It was a Dark and Stormy Night.
The gray clouds hung oppressively low in the sky. As I walked home I sensed a familiar but odd sensation, a reminiscing of my long past youth. Strange creatures were afoot. As I arrived home I came upon and captured an image of one of the creatures sleeping in some sort of transportation pod. It is assumed this creature had traveled long distances in turbulent conditions, as the pod is nearly indestructible. We also assume this creature is extremely fragile, since it had been covered in cotton balls, we assume, to cushion its journey.
This creature was especially ferocious and demanding. Quick and cunning, he must be watched closely at all times. He has a strange attraction to cars and candy. The specimen's head is also extremely hard and though not used as a weapon, it's head has been known to injure his companions and caretakers alike.
This creature is hideously ugly with its green face and green hair. Incredibly strong for its size and weight, and surprisingly fast, this creature has shown an aptitude for maneuvering any type of ball with any appendage. Although it prefers a monotonous activity of repeatedly bouncing a ball against a floor and specific wall of its habitat, which it calls wall ball, we are assured that this behavior is not an indication of its intellect. This one also as shown a strange attraction to candy, but to also to green peppers and lettuce (Perhaps explaining the green color?)
Each of the creatures claimed a gourd, we traditionally call pumpkins, and placed an image upon the gourd. We assume the image was meant as manner of intimidation or warning, however each character seems to be smiling. Based on the coloring, of the image, we will leave you to ascertain which creature created which image. Below is a picture of the creatures with their gourds. This collection of gourds includes two simulated gourds that the specimens would later use to extort candy from surrounding habitats.
Be on the lookout for these creatures, keep valuables and candy locked up or out of sight if they are seen in your area. However, if they approach you seeking candies, it is in your best interest to give them a small amount in hopes they will continue their foraging elsewhere.
