Then he returned home to New Orleans to try and forget it ever happened.Sadly, that’s easier said than done when you’re the head of a global security firm specializing in paranormal threats. Still, it’s not every day that Armageddon rears its ugly head, and soon enough it was business as usual.Fate, however, can only be ignored for so long.Now, the ancient cult he vanquished has reawakened stronger than ever and they’re dead set on revenge. Viktor will need to face his past if he’s to have any hope of stopping them and saving us all from total annihilation.

    Dostoevsky's crocodile, cruelly displayed in a traveling sideshow, gobbles whole a pretentious high-ranking civil servant. But the functionary survives unscathed and seizes his new unique platform to expound to the fascinated public. Dostoevsky's Crocodile is a matchless, hilarious satire.Hernandez's Crocodile, on the other hand, while also terribly funny, is a heartbreaker. A pianist struggling to make ends meet as a salesman finds success when he begins to weep before clients and audience alike, but then he can't stop the crocodile tears.

    He returns to the Asylum adrift, unsure how to process the situation. But one thing is a constant: he's the Foul Mouth, he won't be grieving, he'll be GRIEFING, and it will be up to Ultra Class '09 to bear the brunt of the onslaught.