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"You bastard!" replied Stuffy.
Doc McStuffins began her "Toy Hospital" where she'd kill toys in ironic ways. For example, when a toy had hypothermia, she'd throw them into the fireplace. When a toy was dehydrated, she'd drown them. When a telescope's lens didn't work, she'd give them
"I've never spared a toy before, and I'm not going to start now," said Doc McStuffins.
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Toys that were taken from children during these invasions were often still loyal to their child, so Doc McStuffins used a high security prison, Blackout, to brainwash them.
Doc McStuffins then began working for days at a time on something that would allow her to do anything she wanted. If she got past this, she'd destroy them all. Humans, Toys. Everyone's Hopes. Everyone's Dreams. A weapon so evil, so sinister, so horribly vile, that even the utterance of its name strikes fear into the hearts of men. The only way to refer to this weapon of darkness is
Doc McStuffins created a test ground known as "Isolation". Lambie was the first test subject and she and her spirit were so utterly destroyed that it took a year for her to be cloned. It also created radiation with a wavelength the size of a Planck Inch, the smallest unit. This not only granted Doc McStuffins eternal youth, but created truly alien creatures known as the Flood. Doc McStuffins took them into Cold Storage and hoped that they could possibly replace toys. This is seen as the point that Doc McStuffins truly won. The demand for Spartan Lasers was so great that an entire new warehouse had to be constructed just for them: Foundry. They were automatically produced and shipped in Waterfall.
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