Planet Phyno [The Machine Mortem]

Professor PhyNoa rules his kingdom with a fiery fist as he has locked down all possible conflict by ruling of mortem, that is capital punishment, for every little offend you could come about. So steely was his ruling that he didn't even let his own family be immune to his regime as he slayed his two newly borned infants in a bloody combat,1 officially by virtue of bad kitchen-manner, making it clear to everyone what type of ruler he is.

So strong was his paranoia that he soon started to slay his minions daily and without any chance for his victims to strike back. He might say that his atrocioutices is needed to uphold peace in his territory but to what good is "peace" to someone already besieged.2

But it wasn't until the inauguration of his 'Death Machine' that his paranoia seemingly went mutated into a mass murder by state totally unseen before.3 By this machine Professor PhyNoa could travel around the streets in his collected territories and shoot or stab anyone he like - all very (or perhaps not very) nifty sewed (narrated) out by this machine (promptly named the 'Machine Mortem').

But evendo love had so typically not met up with the character ruler knowned as Professor PhyNoa rumours is then started to swell that this PhyNoa has been divided by his mind and physical stature in two pieces and that what you see of him plowing through the streets (doing his murder tours) is not the full picture. In reality, atleast according to the folk lore, this menace grows in size for every murder of innocent people, no matter his own people or foreign people, he does; that is his mind compartment - the one not seen in public displays.

The legend goes on telling off his nightly affairs killing everyone in his way up to a dozen every half hour as he plows the streets with his new doctrine - the one telling that every child over the age of four should be installed in his office for the receivement of the captial punishment. No one knew how it could, per ce, be a punishment to be older than four but PhyNoa resisted that a living entities soul seize to be in its purest form when a child is growing above four years old.

Evendo this lacks much of a common sense these last executed (actual) killings just boosted the PhyNoa creature mind-component to atrocies levels. The rumours, among the actual living people left in PhyNoa territories, is that at night you could see the glowing part of his mind reaching out from inside the castle inharbouring PhyNoa leaving no doubt that this creature has, of not just in comparison to the last night, bein' growing in appearance.

PhyNoa seemingly just grew and grew for every day (or perhaps even hour) andso until the stories about the benevolent ruler started to get even more alerting and alienating. At some point, he was compared to an (angry) God, or, more inline, the Devil himself but after these stories peaked collaborating a rumour that PhyNoa could control time and reality in a more prestine way stating he could demolish the whole reality plane of existance; after a while these stories started to culminate and becomin' more and more not just lore but down right above nothin' else but ghoststories. And when ghoststories wasn't the like the character of PhyNoa was likened to reality "soup opera" documentaries4 putting a huge dent in the torn of the legacy of (Professor) PhyNoa but it wasn't until his narratives, the stories that is there to sustain his (self)-glorified image, went downscaled to better be judged by the smallest of children5 that the story checked in. All-in-all; Professor PhyNoa was nothing but a funny character (best (superbly) sorted out in a picture book).

1) The infants did actually put up a fight.

2) And deadrott deceased.

3) And also very much uncalled for.

4)That's the combo PhyNoa, before his stagnation, enjoyed as television-entertainment.

5) Childrens bedtime stories.