McThorz

In the early 2010s, if you wanted to read anesthesia or sleepy stories, one of the main places on the web was Yahoo Groups. On that "message board", one of the best writers was DNSister, who wrote stories about historical dental gassing in the 1960s United Kingdom. This story is very much a tribute to those old tales and internet history, in ways that will be obvious to anyone who's read them. I intended to be done with this one in time for Halloween of 2023, and, well, not so much. But better late than never. Broken glass crunches under your boots, as you step into the dark dental office hallway. Debris covers the floor and every surface, evidence of decay and neglect. Where once this dentist's office might have smelled of cloves and antiseptic, now the air is musty and stale. As you shine your flashlight ahead of you, it illuminates dust particles, kicked up from the dirty carpet by your steps. The only other light is the full moon, through a cobwebbed window, as you pick your