A flock of black crows begin to gather in several trees around the duck pond where Evertrust sits on a bench feeding his feathered friends. After hundreds of crows accumulate, the volume of their squawking is muted and they all stare down at Evertrust and all of his friends.

In an instance, they all swoop down and begin pecking and tearing apart all of the ducks waddling around. Evertrust looks on as a feathery blood bath happens before his eyes. Afterward, the crows all fly into the air and take formation. They fly down and pick Evertrust up into the air. They carry him for miles it seems and drop him into what looks like a void in the Earth. Evertrust falls for what feels like hours until crashing through several panes of glass and landing flat on his back.

The crows fly into the dark room in a straight line and take the formation of a dark figure. None other than the Doctor, Louis D'Ville. He stands over Evertrust, sits down on his chest pinning him, and enjoys the few crackers that were left in Evertrust's pocket.

Evertrust kicks out, his body exploding into thousands of tiny spiders before the naked eye. This prompts the Doctor to split back into dozens of crows which naturally cannot resist the juicy spiders, quickly gobbling them all up—a meal that hits the spot in more ways than one. Each consumed spider releases an egg that births a tiny parasite so small it makes its way up and into the tiny bird brain; and all of that happens within seconds.

The crows have no choice but to follow the commands in their minds and proceed to carry Evertrust, by way of carrying the parasites he evolved into, back to his original location as many new and hungrier ducks arrive on the scene, ready to be fed as the crows explode into flames once their mission is complete. The ducks feast upon the charred remnants of the crows as well as the parasites and after the feeding frenzy, one very lucky duck is chosen to mutate into Evertrust while the other ducks practice the moves of The Crimson Face against one another.

" What a perfect day this has been. "