Sora arrived in Halloween Town, home of the legendary Pumpkin-King, Jack Skellington. Sora, like all visitors to this world, had switched into his "Halloween attire" in order to fit with the atmosphere. He thought that the spirit of Halloween might get his mind off of feet. Sora walked into the Guillotine Square. Suddenly, he was met with a loud scream from behind, startling him.
"Agh!" Sora screamed. He turned to see Jack Skellington himself.
"Oh ho-ho! I still got it!" Jack said. He then took a moment to realize who he had scared. "Sora! What a surprise! How are you, my boy?"
"I'm fine," replied Sora.
"Where are your companions, Donald and Goofy?" asked Jack.
"They're fine," replied Sora, "I came alone. I've been a little bored lately and thought I should visit some old friends." Jack smiled and patted Sora on the back.
"Well, you are welcome here anytime, Sora," Jack said, "In fact, Halloween is almost here! Can you believe it?" Sora took a look around and noticed all of the residents working hard around the town. The vampires practiced turning into bats, the behemoth was readying cob-webs, and the band was doing renditions of famous Halloween movies. The two then spotted Dr. Finkelstine heading towards them. He wheeled over.
"Ah, doctor," greeted Jack, "How are you this evening?"
"Busy, Jack," he replied, "Very busy. In fact, I need your help at the Mayor's office going over plans for this year's Halloween."
"Of course," Jack then began walking with the doctor towards the Mayor's office. Sora kind of felt left out.
"Anything I can do?" asked Sora. The doctor stopped and turned to him.
"As a matter in fact, yes," he said, "Sally is supposed to be preparing things in my lab. I was to help her, but seeing that the Mayor needs my suggestions, I had to leave Sally all alone. Hmm, perhaps you could assist her, boy?"
"Sure," replied Sora, he was glad he could help.
"Excellent!" observed Jack, who started to walk away again, "If you need anything, just let me know, Sora." Jack and Dr. Finkelstine then dissappeard into the Mayor's building. Sora then turned to face the giant observatory on the hill where Dr. Finkelstine lived. He then headed over there.
Minutes later, he arrived at the observatory.
"Hello?" Sora hollered, "Sally?" There was no answer. Sora then began ascending the stairs. However, on his way up, he felt something drop on his shoulder. He turned his head to see a petite blue hand. Sora yelped at the sight of it.
"Hello?" said a voice, "Is someone there?" It sounded like Sally's voice coming from the laboratory up ahead. Sora, with the hand on his shoulder, hurried up the steps and entered the lab. On the ground in the far corner of the room was Sally, the living rag-doll created by Dr. Finkelstine in order to assist him with experiments.
"Hey, Sally," said Sora, greeting her. Sally turned her body to see him. She smiled.
"Oh? Why hello Sora," said Sally, "What brings you here?"
"I thought Jack could use my help with Halloween and he and the doctor sent me here to help you," he explained.
"Well thank you," she said, still on the ground. she appeared to be searching for something.
"What are you doing?" asked Sora.
"Oh..." she whined, "I was trying to sort out Dr. Finkelstine's things and one of his experiments shocked me to the floor," explained Sally, "the bolt made some of my limbs fall off." Upon hearing this, Sora took hold of the hand on his shoulder.
"Like this?" he asked, presenting the hand to her. She smiled with relief.
"Yep, that's my hand," she then took hold of the hand, placed it on her wrist, and began stitching it back on with the other. "They act like I they have a mind of their own, but I could feel your shoulder when it landed on it." Sora then noticed that Sally was also missing her left foot.
"Where's your foot?" asked Sora.
"Oh?" uttered Sally, "I don't know. But I can feel that it's stopped walking and has hidden itself somewhere. Could you help me out and find it for me while I stitch my hand back on?"
"Sure," said Sora.
"Thank you," replied Sally.
Sora then began searching throughout the building for Sally's foot. He opened a door and entered a on the top floor filled with books. He then began searching all over, the shelves under the rugs, everywhere. Sora then got on the floor to look under a table. Suddenly, 'wap!', he felt something hit his butt!
"Hey!" he said. He looked back to see Sally's foot, hopping with joy at what it had done. Annoyed, Sora got up and hurried after the foot. It hopped quickly behind a bookshelf. Sora reached for it to no avail. He then got up to slide the bookshelf back so he could get it. With that, he saw the foot cornered. Sora crawled towards it and it submitted to him, accepting defeat. Glad that he caught it, Sora then picked up Sally's foot and observed it.
But suddenly, Sora began feeling an urge looking at her foot. He felt excited that he was holding her foot in his hand. Was this the foot fetish kicking in? Curiously, Sora found himself slipping off the shoe which gave off a slight odor. Sora's heart was pounding with excitement. He looked behind him to see if anybody could see him and hid himself deeper into the corner behind the bookshelf. One positioned, he then began slipping off Sally's sock, revealing her heel, then her sole, and finally her cute wiggly toes. sora placed the sock down and stared at the foot. He was so excited by his 'prize', he began caressing it; feeling ever part of the foot with his fingers. Sora could feel the buldge in his pants beginning to grow.
He then thought to himself, 'This may be the perfect chance to try out his foot fetish. And nobody would know!' He peeked from outside the bookshelf to see that nobody was near.
Perfect!
With anxiousness and excitement, Sora took a breath and...
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