Jointed mysteries

Hello guys! We’re on chapter 24 so far! Let’s get more father into the story now! -SpecialRaptor

Chapter 24

Fury woke out of his morning nap.

“Ah! Oh, Sorrow, you scared me!” Fury yelped.

“Sorry,” he apologized while approaching him.

“That’s okay, did you get any food for us all?” He asked.

“Yes, but not much. There wasn’t much enemies or prey beyond us all.”

He replied.

“Ah, that’s okay. I guess there isn’t many others beyond this cave, awake right now, am I right?” Fury asked.

“Your right. Looks like the others are asleep. Like the rest of the group here.” Sorrow replied. There was a distant roar beyond them. Shuttle woke in a surprised expression.

“WA! What was that!?” He roared.

“I don’t know,” Fury replied. There was another distant roar.

“THERE IT IS AGAIN!” Shuttle roared.

‘Shuttle acts like he is a scared toddler all these days, soon he’ll have to eventually start acting more tuffer.’ Fury thought. The distant roar was getting closer.

And closer.

And closer.

Until..

“Ack!” Mia’s wing got bit by something.

“What was that!?” She roared. She turned to see ten bats right in front of her.

“AH!” She yelled. She warned the others about the bats behind them.

“What!? How!? I thought those were extinct years ago!” Fury roared.

“Looks like their not…I heard if they bite you, you’ll get rabies from their venomous bite.” Sorrow honestly said.

“AND IT BIT ME!” Mia roared.

“This is bad…” Fury warned himself.

“There IS an antidote to prevent her from getting rabies.” Sorrow said.

“Good, what is it?” He asked. Anubis woke at the wrong time.

“What’s happening?” He asked.

“Don’t worry about it for now Anubis.” Sorrow said.

“Okay, tell me later then.” He said.

“I’ll tell you the antidote, but it has to be kept a secret.” Sorrow said.

“Why?”

“To prevent bad guys from healing their friends.” He replied.

“Oh, okay.” Fury said.

“Here’s the antidote,” Sorrow continued.

***

Joe stopped worrying about his thoughts.

“This is worse then I thought,” he said.

“Which route do I take?” He asked himself.

“I’ll try the left. I mean, the left is always lucky!” So Joe followed his instincts and took the left turn on the path.

“I think I took the wrong turn..” he said. He looked around. All he saw was trees and trees and even more trees.

“I think I’m,..lost..” he wondered if he would ever make it to his group. If he would make it, HOME. He thought he had no chance of surviving the rest of his life. I thought he would die there.

“I hope I make it..home..” but, those were his last words. Until, a thyla jumped right on top of him.

“No..I can’t die..I haven’t lived long-’’ his mouth was covered. He couldn’t talk, he couldn’t yell, he couldn’t even peep. All he could do is, mumble.

“This is your last life, kapro, have a nice rest!” The strange creature gave him humor. He promised himself never to go in the woods again, if he lives. He was dragged into the depths of the woods, and wished he never witnessed this.