Mistic Pets

Welcome to Issue 3
Created by The Mistic Pets Team

Continuation of MSRPB
Written By Hominid

In the recent weeks, the Mistican Society for the Research of Pandoria Boxes, has held several rallies which are frankly large 'I told you so's.

Their last publicity stunt included several not-so-softly-said accusations made at the entire population of Mistica, warning of irreversible and inadvertent side effects of using the Boxes through interviews, rallies, and simple word-of-mouth. Since then they have been relatively quiet except for a few notices of 'new research' and 'possible breakthroughs' being made, but the organization has become alive again with the recent unveiling of what they call the "Daydream and Nightmare Epidemic".

They use the argument that it was Pandoria's anger that created both varieties of pets, and that anything that came from such wrath shouldn't be available to the public until tested to its extremes and over a period of years for the sake of public safety. They also claim that such pet transformations were perhaps meant as a punishment all along, and are more than simply harmful to the mind of the pets who undergo them.

The MSRPB have released statements such as the following: "Nightmare pets seem to exhibit an intended amount of antisocial behavior, which in some of our studied cases includes a tendency towards violent interaction. This change in behavior may or may not be dependent on the personality of the pet pre-mutation, and a larger test pool is needed before conclusions can be released to the public. Daydream pets seem to change towards the opposite end of the spectrum, but whether this is willingly done and what havoc is wreaked physically is also in need of more testing before we can say anything for certain."

The MSRPB have stated that they will continue their efforts to stunt the usage of the Boxes until either their experiments are 'finished,' or inquiries to Pandoria herself can be made by representatives of the group.

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