Negan's Short Story: Little Pig, Little Dragon

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“Little pig, Little pig let me in ” , Negan said as he knocked on the fence with Lucille. Lucile is a bat covered in barbed wire that Negan killed two members of the group with. Negan made them watch as he bashed Glenn and Abraham’s skulls in a few weeks before this visit. Rick said in a worried voice, “Who’s at the watch tower?” Sasha had been really angry because her brother Tyreese died and so did her boyfriend Bob. She felt like she was all alone in this world and she didn’t know how to express her anger. She was so mad that she started hunting walkers so when she was home she was always in the guard tower but not today. “I think it’s Rosita” Maggie said, “she’s been working on her aim” Rick grabbed his rifle …show more content…

The last time Negan visited he took half of their stuff and killed two people.
“I just wanted to visit” Negan said with a creepy grin on his face.
“This isn’t a good time ” Rick said trying not to go off.
“Rick” Daryl called signaling Rick to just let him in.
Rick waved his hand at Negan saying come in. Rick tried to lead Negan towards the lake where judith and hershel where palying (The part when the two kids where at the lake in the picture “ a strange day in july”) but Negan walked right past them all the way to the weapon shed. Negan opens the shed where they keep all their weapons and food and asked “ is this all you guys have?”
“What do you mean?” Rick …show more content…

“We’ve been working so hard to get you what you need at least you can be grateful.” Rick said
“I should be grateful?” Negan said “ No Rick you should be grateful i didn’t kill one of you when i saw this sorry mess of a food pantry.” At this point rositas fed up with all this disrespectful talk Negan is doing. She’s so tiered of him all the nagging and murdering and stealing he’s doing. Rosita grabbed her knife and threw it at Negan knowing good and well that knife throwing isnt her experticet. So the knife flys by Negans head and misses by about 6 inches.
“ Whoa” Negan said sounding angry but also kinda happy “Was that ment for me?” As soon as Rosita said that negans men “the saviors” grabbed her and pointed their guns at everyone so Rosita is pinned to a wall with a gun pointed at her and eveyone else has a gun being held to their head.
Negan yelled “i asked you a question”
“I I…” Rosita exclaimed “ I’m sorry

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