Zach was ready to ask even more questions about his confusing situation, when an angry looking figure phased through the orange wall behind him. It was another strange creature, but this one looked like a blue tinted version of the devil. It had long horns that grew out of its head and had a long forked tail coming from their rear end. However, this blue devil was wearing clothes, a suit in fact that one would expect from a business man. They even had gelled back black hair in between their horns. They were not wearing shoes though, but their feet looked like they belonged to a goat.
"You two troublemakers got a lotta explaining to do," the demon screamed, "You both have really made a mess of our programming schedule."
"Programming?" Zach asked. He was initially started by the yelling demon, but after talking to a clump of bricks, he was beginning to go with the flow.
"It would be wise to let me explain our actions," Mandanu butted in, "Zach is still a novice to this."
"I don't give a rat's ass about it being your first day. The human kid supposed to be here anyway. No mortals allowed. Hell, you're not supposed to be in there either Mister Bricks. Rules clearly state only pre-approved entities may enter a Lake Point to shake it up for the viewers."
"What do you mean by a Lake Point? There's only one Lake Point, unless this guy means a different state or something?"
"First off, my name ain't guy. It's Mr. Hackman to you. Get it right or get lost. Second, there ain't one Lake Point here kid. We have access to as many as we want here."
"Wait, what?" Zach was becoming lost again by being placed in a world far outside his scope of understanding. Thankfully, Mandanu stepped up.
"It might be best for Zach to look at the realms in use to understand," Mandanu said. The living bricks without warning gave Zach a lift by grabbing him like a hand would and lifting him close to the orbs floating above him. After some initial struggle, Zach decided to look at the purple orb in front of him. He could see and hear what was happening as he focused attention on it.
