“Follow it for seven hundred feet and you’ll arrive at a pump station. It’s as dank and gloomy as the others, but this one is filled with an echoing thumping sound that sends a chill down his spine. Daphne quickly pushes through the muck to join him as Shaggy carefully follows suit, and the three peer into the darkness. Take it.”Īhead, Scooby starts and hurriedly turns to face the tunnel behind him. “If you’ve been following my directions, yes,” Velma says sharply. Every trip has been a nerve-wracking crawl through the labyrinthine tunnels, and by this point Shaggy would almost rather go home, grab a snack, and leave the mystery to sort itself out. So far they’ve discovered three collapsed tunnels, two crocodile nests, six different graffiti murals and a carved map of Coolsville, but not their goal. This is their fourth venture into the Coolsville sewers this month.
The trip could be worse - the protective suits Velma acquired are enough to keep the nastier sewer contents away - but even when it’s dry the material weighs him down too much to be comfortable. Are you sure we’re still on track?” he asks, pulling his leg out of the muck and testing it. He leans into a jog to catch up but his foot slips on an especially slimy spot and plunges into the muck along the center with a wet splorsh. She smiles at his expression and squelches deeper down the tunnel towards Scooby, who’s standing by a side tunnel and clearly holding back a sneeze. Shaggy groans into his headset, earning a soft slap in the arm from Daphne. “This is the best chance we’ve had in weeks. We might still find it.” Fred’s voice is distorted in his ear, the signal dampened by the concrete sewer walls. “Shaggy to Fred, like, can we go home now? There’s nothing down here.” Shaggy valiantly tries to keep the whimper from his voice.
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