I was fighting a thing. A pulsating, mucus-covered freak that I don't even know how to properly describe. Let's just say, for now, that it was one disgusting looking thing. How the fuck I managed to end up in this rank hellhole is still mystery to me, but all I know is that I was here and this was real. It lunged. That humanoid thing lunged at me alright, and pinned my sharply to the ground. I could feel his cold, clammy breath against my skin. I just lay there, shaking and shaking.
I knew he/it was winning, but I couldn't lose hope. Even in this desperate situation, even when the the last of the color drained from my face out of the sheer fear the thing instilled in me, I couldn't give up. I fought back. I thought I must've been batshit insane, but I slugged that thing in what I thought was its face with all my might. It howled in pain from what I thought must've been its mouth, and rolled off of me, writhing on the ground to my left and clutching the area where I had hit him. I saw that its pain had quickly turned to anger, and I could tell that it was determined to rip me apart. I got up quickly and started backing away from it, as the thing slowly rose. My back hit the wall, and I started inching my way across to the glistening object on the other side of the room.
As my hand finally grasped it, I immediately donned a wide grin. The thing didn't seem to share in my pleasure, though. It was up, and running at me full speed. Part of his slimy flesh split open, revealing two rows of teeth sharp enough to pierce steal. My grin didn't fade. It lunged. I swung. There was a large "CRAAAACK", followed by two things hitting the ground. The first was Thing's body, falling with "plop" onto the concrete floor. The second was the top half of its head. Apparently, it was more vulnerable than I had thought. I had just killed this monster with a baseball bat signed by Babe Ruth. Whoever owned this house must've been pretty damn old. Long story short, I won. Short story long, see above. I took a look at Thing, wondering exactly what kind of organic life could be this fucked-up. Wondering, that is, until I saw something glistening in the remains of its grey-matter.
"A computer chip?" It became clear to me. Someone, somewhere was trying to create a sort of modern-day Frankenstein. Organic technology? Sounds like something right out of a science-fiction novel. I knew I had to figure out what was at work in this strange, strange neighborhood, and why I got dragged into this mess. Let day one of the rest of my life begin.
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