Once upon a time, in a big and dangerous city, lived a little rabbit. He was all white, with tiny black eyes and cute ears, the kind of rabbit every girl would take in her arm. This rabbit was named Hoon. One night, Hoon woke up in his house, all alone. Where was Kiseop, his monkey best friend? Frightened, Hoon began to search frenziedly in the dorm, but he didn’t find anybody. What to do? Going out looking for Kiseop, even though the rain was beating against the windows, or waiting, alone in the dark dorm, his friend’s coming back? Finally, when the rain stopped dancing on the roofs, Hoon went out and started his search. But the city was hostile: here, a woman was setting fire to her lover in his car; there, giant pink, red, green rabbits were destroying cars with hammers. Not too far from them, gorillas fought each other with chairs. Hoon moved quickly away from those mad, avoiding meeting one of their gazes. He finally arrived at a cross road and turned right, where the road was the most enlightened. “Oh my Gosh! I’m lost!” Hoon, in a panic, began to run, trying to find his way again. Along the road were nightclubs, and the green lights were lightning the still wet sidewalks, giving strange colors to the puddles of water. Avoiding these scary water holes, Hoon ran in a frantic pace, when suddenly BANG! he crashed into somebody. A bit senseless, the little rabbit took a few seconds to collect himself. He managed to stand up, but then fell again, surprised at what was under his eyes. Lying on the floor, still in shock, was a man dressed with what seemed to be a black skirt. He wore jewelry reminding those from the Antic Egypt. His make-up reminded even more this past period. The man finally regained consciousness, and seeing the little Hoon, stood up with dignified manners, and looking at him with scorn, said:

                -Keep your head down in front of your master.

              The rabbit, scared and fascinated at the same time, looked down, giving a total submission to the Egyptian. This one, glad to see someone who was such obedient, asked him what made him running like that, and made him crashed into his royal being. Hoon explained to him he was looking for his monkey friend and he came to escape death, because he just walked in streets full of dangerous people. The Egyptian, pitying this little shaky creature, decided to give him his help, but in exchange he wanted Hoon to become his slave, and to belong to him body and soul. Accepting the deal, Hoon continued his trip with his new master, who was in reality named Hyunseung. Walking along the streets, without knowing where to search, they arrived in front of Kiseop’s favorite restaurant, the Neverland. There wasn’t anybody there, only the boss, Kevin the squid. Installed behind his bar and dancing to the rhythm of the music in the background, Kevin welcomed the two new friends with a huge smile. His tentacles continuing moving with the song, he asked with his high voice:

                -Hoon, what brings you here? And who’s that man?

                -He’s an important pharaoh I met; he’s helping looking for Kiseop. Didn’t you see him?

                -So the stupid monkey is nowhere to be found again? He came to say “Hello” one hour ago, but I don’t know where he went then. I think he said he wanted to meet people or something like that…”

                Thanking Kevin for this information, Hoon and the Egyptian left the Neverland and the squid who was still dancing. They continued walking when suddenly they faced a horse sleeping in the middle of the road. When he tried to wake him up, Hyunseung lost some hair the horse took in his mouth, angry of being woken up. Finally Hoon, full of sense, gave a carrot to the animal, which calmed him down and awoke him totally. Asking the horse, the two friends discovered his name was Jungmin, and he had to sleep here because he didn’t have any other place to go. When he heard that, Hoon decided to accept Jungmin in his group, and then they went all three into the adventure. After walking in a lot of streets, they found an aquarium in which lived Donghae, a dancing fish, and his friend anchovy, Eunhyuk. The three friends stooped there and Jungmin, who seemed to be able to communicate with these animals, asked them a lot of questions, and asked them if they knew a place where they knew a place where they could meet a lot of people, hoping they could find Kiseop there. At this question, both fishes glanced at each other, and answered:

                -Find the shiny M; it will bring you to what you’re looking for.

                Then the two fishes disappeared in the depth of their aquarium. The shiny M… What’s that? Hyunseung, hating resolving enigmas, decided to let his two slaves thinking. The two animals, unable to find the solution, looked at the sky, waiting for a divine answer of God Shisus. Suddenly, they saw under their eyes a huge yellow shiny M which lighted the night sky. Hoon and Jungmin ran to it, abandoning the Egyptian. Arrived in front of the M, the two animals came into the red warehouse next to the giant shiny letter. Inside, a motley crowd was chatting and making a lot of noise, sitting around tables and eating junk food. At a table was sitting two dinosaurs with a mouse and a giant mushroom, at another was sitting a Thai-man with turtle and a panda. But there wasn’t any trace of Kiseop. Suddenly, a voice came out from the middle of the crowd:

                -Hoon! Come, I’m here!

                Hoon turned over and saw his monkey friend at a table with a pigeon. The monkey was doing big moves with his arms, trying to catch Hoon’s attention. The rabbit, followed by Jungmin, sat at the table:

                -Why did you get here to meet people, isn’t there any other place nearer our house?

                -Of course not, you know McDonald is the best place to do a thing like that!

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