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George O Episode 2

Jerramy peered over the majestic chasm of which lay a quarry, full to the brim, of deadly water. The heavy air choked their lungs seeping into their nostrils with a grim smell. The eerie planks across the quarry crumbled into the depths below. Tailer was swallowed into it like the water was eating a spoonful of ice cream . As he descended, the urchins threatened to attack. Abruptly, a mermaid, with the beauty of a pearl, gave a mythic topaz of the tide to Tailer. POOF! With a zap of magic, he teleported to the melancholy shore.

Afterwards he was alright. “You scared me Tay ,”Jerramy exclaimed. “Got a banger of an idea; I will sell the gemstone and fix the ship. But that’s a quest in itself.” They would venture through the Dreadful Glass Desert, the Scorched Pumpkin Pasture, the Treacherous Fiery Forge and more …

The victory command continues H

The battered Victory Command was coming down at lighting speed. It was hailing and the mist was all over. They woke up in horror, when the gigantic engine had collapsed. They all had fear in their faces hanging on for dear life.

All of a sudden , there was a massive boom. They landed on a deserted island, there was no one there just lots of colossal trees with big lushes’ leaves. The sand was burning hot. They didn’t know what to do. They were stranded. They couldn’t get back.

Episode 2 – Boomstar Emme-Mai

Episode 2

The chugging sound from the back of the boat was getting worse and worse.

“I think we should land!” Enzo shouted. They all nodded in agreement. Nevaeh glanced around, looking beneath the Boomstar, but all she could see was a barren, desolate city, like a shipwreck, as the twilight of the night glistened over the sky. By the side of the vessel was a tilting tower. Chef O’ Morgan thought it looked familiar so they began their descent. This was Theopetra Cave – the rigid rocks made an echoing drum sound. Nevaeh gazed into the gap of the abyss. The crew were blissfully unaware of the danger before them.

Swaying in the wind, the Boomstar was in serious peril. There was a sound of a slip of a rock dropping like losing money down the drain. Oscillating back and forth in rhythm, the Boomstar was at risk of capsizing into the endless chasm. Darkness hovered over the airship like a threatening volcano. More rocks began cracking but where was Chef O’ Morgan ? Nobody knew. The children didn’t move a muscle. Nevaeh and Enzo were standing near the stern of the airship surrounded by darkness. A peach star appeared above them and the cold crisp air drought inside the airship made them shiver.

At this point, a cluttering sound appeared. How were they going to get out this dire situation?

 

The Sting-Air-Ray Continued

The Sting – Air – Ray; Continued Will B S EPPSA

Captain Morgan opened the rotate sails so they could pirouette until the next clearing…

About 97 miles along, they arrived at the edge of the glass desert, knowing they couldn’t pass because of the 100-mile limit on the rotation sails.The deathly noise of silence was stomach turning.

However, the mountain of gold could be seen one mile east.  At that moment, Captain Ian Morgan had a light bulb moment: carbon and gold equals levitation and he knew he had carbon on the ship because he had investigated the results of carbon and florine which created fire!

With an iron pick axe and other supplies in hand, Captain Morgan set out east for the dormant mountain of gold. After 15 minutes, he noticed some ash falling from the sky, but when he looked much closer, he realised it wasn’t ash at all it was pure gold gracefully gliding down from the sky; nevertheless, after studying these from islands around the world, he knew that there was only one hour left for the gold before eruption. Ian Morgan ran as fast as his muscled legs would take him. Smacks could be heard from under his feet, upon the orange-yellowish glimmering coal.

When he had arrived at the mountain, the ash was a lot thicker than before, so the lava had tripled over the last half-an-hour. Captain Morgan only had 5 minutes.

What felt like only seconds later, Ian Morgan had a slither of gold enough for 3 people;

However, eruption had struck. Captain Morgan tried running back to the west, but one step caused a massive spit of magma from deep in the earth. He tried the north, but lava had struck here too. South – more lava. He realised that the only escape route was east, meaning he’d have to go up and round the volcano to head north then, from there, he’d have to head east round the lava and head back to the ship, but this would be easier said than done.

*

Ten minutes later, he made it out but faced a much bigger problem. He had no escape.

He decided he only had one choice. Hover Board. He whipped it out yet realised he had just enough to make it to the other side of the lava. He swerved in and out of the hot rock and had just made it to the other side of the lava. He started his torturous way back to the ship on foot.

*

When he made it back, the Bagmans mixed the gold with the carbon rock and handed it out to Captain Morgan, Officer Lake and Sonar. They made their way south over the Glass Desert towards the Titan Island. When they had finally arrived at Titan Island, they got the water from the River Titan. They searched for twenty-five minutes and finally found the distinctive blue glow of Petronius. After hacking at it for five minutes, they had five pieces and made their way back to and across the glass desert; unfortunately, they had crushed most of the gold so they could only hover and they knew it was too dangerous to step on the glass because of the heat (the desert was made of glass because the sun was so hot it had turned the sand into glass). They thought for three minutes until Lake suggested to Sonar about the Petronius and then recommended it to the Captain, whom realised they had no other choice. They fixed the gold with the one rock of Petronius but noticed the screeching from the storm clouds and knew it was only a matter of time before the beasts were done with their ever-lasting battle to attack the Sting – Air – Ray. Five miles along, they were back with the crew and gave the engineers Petronius who got the engine back up and running so they could escape the beasts.

Had the battle ended…?

The Sting-Air-Ray

The Sting – Air – Ray; Continued Will B S EPPSA

Captain Morgan opened the rotate sails so they could pirouette until the next clearing…

About 97 miles along, they arrived at the edge of the glass desert, knowing they couldn’t pass because of the 100-mile limit on the rotation sails.The deathly noise of silence was stomach turning.

However, the mountain of gold could be seen one mile east.  At that moment, Captain Ian Morgan had a light bulb moment: carbon and gold equals levitation and he knew he had carbon on the ship because he had investigated the results of carbon and florine which created fire!

With an iron pick axe and other supplies in hand, Captain Morgan set out east for the dormant mountain of gold. After 15 minutes, he noticed some ash falling from the sky, but when he looked much closer, he realised it wasn’t ash at all it was pure gold gracefully gliding down from the sky; nevertheless, after studying these from islands around the world, he knew that there was only one hour left for the gold before eruption. Ian Morgan ran as fast as his muscled legs would take him. Smacks could be heard from under his feet, upon the orange-yellowish glimmering coal.

When he had arrived at the mountain, the ash was a lot thicker than before, so the lava had tripled over the last half-an-hour. Captain Morgan only had 5 minutes.

What felt like only seconds later, Ian Morgan had a slither of gold enough for 3 people;

However, eruption had struck. Captain Morgan tried running back to the west, but one step caused a massive spit of magma from deep in the earth. He tried the north, but lava had struck here too. South – more lava. He realised that the only escape route was east, meaning he’d have to go up and round the volcano to head north then, from there, he’d have to head east round the lava and head back to the ship, but this would be easier said than done.

*

Ten minutes later, he made it out but faced a much bigger problem. He had no escape.

He decided he only had one choice. Hover Board. He whipped it out yet realised he had just enough to make it to the other side of the lava. He swerved in and out of the hot rock and had just made it to the other side of the lava. He started his torturous way back to the ship on foot.

*

When he made it back, the Bagmans mixed the gold with the carbon rock and handed it out to Captain Morgan, Officer Lake and Sonar. They made their way south over the Glass Desert towards the Titan Island. When they had finally arrived at Titan Island, they got the water from the River Titan. They searched for twenty-five minutes and finally found the distinctive blue glow of Petronius. After hacking at it for five minutes, they had five pieces and made their way back to and across the glass desert; unfortunately, they had crushed most of the gold so they could only hover and they knew it was too dangerous to step on the glass because of the heat (the desert was made of glass because the sun was so hot it had turned the sand into glass). They thought for three minutes until Lake suggested to Sonar about the Petronius and then recommended it to the Captain, whom realised they had no other choice. They fixed the gold with the one rock of Petronius but noticed the screeching from the storm clouds and knew it was only a matter of time before the beasts were done with their ever-lasting battle to attack the Sting – Air – Ray. Five miles along, they were back with the crew and gave the engineers Petronius who got the engine back up and running so they could escape the beasts.

Had the battle ended…?

 

The Sting-Air-Ray

The Sting – Air – Ray; Continued Will B S EPPSA

Captain Morgan opened the rotate sails so they could pirouette until the next clearing…

About 97 miles along, they arrived at the edge of the glass desert, knowing they couldn’t pass because of the 100-mile limit on the rotation sails.The deathly noise of silence was stomach turning.

However, the mountain of gold could be seen one mile east.  At that moment, Captain Ian Morgan had a light bulb moment: carbon and gold equals levitation and he knew he had carbon on the ship because he had investigated the results of carbon and florine which created fire!

With an iron pick axe and other supplies in hand, Captain Morgan set out east for the dormant mountain of gold. After 15 minutes, he noticed some ash falling from the sky, but when he looked much closer, he realised it wasn’t ash at all it was pure gold gracefully gliding down from the sky; nevertheless, after studying these from islands around the world, he knew that there was only one hour left for the gold before eruption. Ian Morgan ran as fast as his muscled legs would take him. Smacks could be heard from under his feet, upon the orange-yellowish glimmering coal.

When he had arrived at the mountain, the ash was a lot thicker than before, so the lava had tripled over the last half-an-hour. Captain Morgan only had 5 minutes.

What felt like only seconds later, Ian Morgan had a slither of gold enough for 3 people;

However, eruption had struck. Captain Morgan tried running back to the west, but one step caused a massive spit of magma from deep in the earth. He tried the north, but lava had struck here too. South – more lava. He realised that the only escape route was east, meaning he’d have to go up and round the volcano to head north then, from there, he’d have to head east round the lava and head back to the ship, but this would be easier said than done.

*

Ten minutes later, he made it out but faced a much bigger problem. He had no escape.

He decided he only had one choice. Hover Board. He whipped it out yet realised he had just enough to make it to the other side of the lava. He swerved in and out of the hot rock and had just made it to the other side of the lava. He started his torturous way back to the ship on foot.

*

When he made it back, the Bagmans mixed the gold with the carbon rock and handed it out to Captain Morgan, Officer Lake and Sonar. They made their way south over the Glass Desert towards the Titan Island. When they had finally arrived at Titan Island, they got the water from the River Titan. They searched for twenty-five minutes and finally found the distinctive blue glow of Petronius. After hacking at it for five minutes, they had five pieces and made their way back to and across the glass desert; unfortunately, they had crushed most of the gold so they could only hover and they knew it was too dangerous to step on the glass because of the heat (the desert was made of glass because the sun was so hot it had turned the sand into glass). They thought for three minutes until Lake suggested to Sonar about the Petronius and then recommended it to the Captain, whom realised they had no other choice. They fixed the gold with the one rock of Petronius but noticed the screeching from the storm clouds and knew it was only a matter of time before the beasts were done with their ever-lasting battle to attack the Sting – Air – Ray. Five miles along, they were back with the crew and gave the engineers Petronius who got the engine back up and running so they could escape the beasts.

Had the battle ended…?

 

The Sting-Air-Ray Continued

The Sting – Air – Ray; Continued

Captain Morgan opened the rotate sails so they could pirouette until the next clearing…

About 97 miles along, they arrived at the edge of the glass desert, knowing they couldn’t pass because of the 100-mile limit on the rotation sails.The deathly noise of silence was stomach turning.

However, the mountain of gold could be seen one mile east.  At that moment, Captain Ian Morgan had a light bulb moment: carbon and gold equals levitation and he knew he had carbon on the ship because he had investigated the results of carbon and fluorine which created fire!

With an iron pick axe and other supplies in hand, Captain Morgan set out east for the dormant mountain of gold. After 15 minutes, he noticed some ash falling from the sky, but when he looked much closer, he realised it wasn’t ash at all it was pure gold gracefully gliding down from the sky; nevertheless, after studying these from islands around the world, he knew that there was only one hour left for the gold before eruption. Ian Morgan ran as fast as his muscled legs would take him. Smacks could be heard from under his feet, upon the orange-yellowish glimmering coal.

When he had arrived at the mountain, the ash was a lot thicker than before, so the lava had tripled over the last half-an-hour. Captain Morgan only had 5 minutes.

What felt like only seconds later, Ian Morgan had a slither of gold enough for 3 people;

However, eruption had struck. Captain Morgan tried running back to the west, but one step caused a massive spit of magma from deep in the earth. He tried the north, but lava had struck here too. South – more lava. He realised that the only escape route was east, meaning he’d have to go up and round the volcano to head north then, from there, he’d have to head east round the lava and head back to the ship, but this would be easier said than done.

*

Ten minutes later, he made it out but faced a much bigger problem. He had no escape.

He decided he only had one choice. Hover Board. He whipped it out yet realised he had just enough to make it to the other side of the lava. He swerved in and out of the hot rock and had just made it to the other side of the lava. He started his torturous way back to the ship on foot.

*

When he made it back, the Bagmans mixed the gold with the carbon rock and handed it out to Captain Morgan, Officer Lake and Sonar. They made their way south over the Glass Desert towards the Titan Island. When they had finally arrived at Titan Island, they got the water from the River Titan. They searched for twenty-five minutes and finally found the distinctive blue glow of Petronius. After hacking at it for five minutes, they had five pieces and made their way back to and across the glass desert; unfortunately, they had crushed most of the gold so they could only hover and they knew it was too dangerous to step on the glass because of the heat (the desert was made of glass because the sun was so hot it had turned the sand into glass). They thought for three minutes until Lake suggested to Sonar about the Petronius and then recommended it to the Captain, whom realised they had no other choice. They fixed the gold with the one rock of Petronius but noticed the screeching from the storm clouds and knew it was only a matter of time before the beasts were done with their ever-lasting battle to attack the Sting – Air – Ray. Five miles along, they were back with the crew and gave the engineers Petronius who got the engine back up and running so they could escape the beasts.

Had the battle ended…?

Stargazer – Episode 2

Episode 2

“Where is it?” Saylor screeched as she climbed the rigging for safety.

“It’s here!” Ben said.

They were in a forest, but didn’t know which one. The map and the compass had broken so they didn’t know where they were. The ground was torn underneath the ship. Saylor and Joe had already gone off for materials. Ben felt lonely. All that was around him was a golden orchid apple tree and a dried up pond.

Ben wanted to explore by himself, but was left with strict rules not to leave the ship. Ben debated whether he should be allowed to leave the ship, but Saylor said,

“You’re 11 and irresponsible, so you’re staying whilst me and Joe explore for equipment.”

By now, it was getting dark. Ben hadn’t eaten so he sharpened his spear and went off searching for food. All was well, until he bumped into Joe and Saylor, who shouted,

“Ben Thomas, you shouldn’t have left the ship.”

“I’m searching for food,” he mumbled.

“Ben, there’s food in the back of the ship. You disobeyed us. We’re not happy.”

All they could see was darkness enclosing them, twigs snapping, trees shaking and the wind howling. “We don’t have a torch.”

“Yes we do,” Ben said “I bought one.”

“Thanks Ben. I’m sorry for shouting,” Saylor said, as they found the ship. When they arrived at the ship, A strike of lightning stuck a nearby tree. They ran to safety and in the distance, they saw the tree burst into flames.

The Marshall’s Rig – Episode 2 Isaac

“Grab hold of something – any part of the ship!” Captain Vex shouted, whilst gusts of air past by him with the strength of Zeus and his lightning bolt.

Kieron couldn’t imagine what is was like to die this way. Isaac was thinking about it too. They were taking deep breaths because they had loads of air pressure on them. They could see a place called Mos Espa. Captain Vex found an abyss pit that was large enough for to conceal the Marshall’s Rig in there.

Whilst they were climbing out of the pit, in the distance, vast sand dunes stood like Mount Everest, stalking the nearby city, Mos Espa. The burning-hot sand buried their crusty, dry feet. They surveyed their surroundings. The land was parched and was unable to sustain any life and on the horizon there was were little sand houses. It had to be Mos Espa.

The Bounty – Episode 2 Liam F

John stared out of the round porthole. He peered through and noticed tall, towering swaying acacia tree towards the Bounty. He zoomed down. Captain David screamed, “ the ogres have taken our precious sail and our thrusters!”

He was able to stabilise the ship by grabbing the tiller and brought it down safely. Ben glanced down and,  in the distance, he caught sight of a deer running into, what looked like a forest of doom.

“We could land here!”suggested Ben pointing towards a small clearing in the trees. The crew told Ben and John to find anything useful that would help them bring the Bounty safely down.

It was landed with a bump on a pile of now broken trees.

The boys searched for a med kit, just in case, or an extra sail. It took all day for them to find food.

It was midnight. They were all alone. The crew never came back. But then, in the cabin of the ship,

a locker flew open. It made them all jump. A huge duffel bag dropped out on Ben’s head. “Ow!” Shouted Ben holding his head in agony. The bag was full of food, water and, luckily a sail!

But then, they heard a distant shuffling sound behind them.