We slowly crept around the cave, taking samples of the rocks as we searched for signs of the creature. Suddenly, a large shadow cast across the cave. Then, there came a loud, bloodcurdling screech. I told Jim we had to go, so he quickly followed me back to the surface. One Hour later, Jim told me he had found a sailor log from the 1850s. It told of a creature that ate sheep alive and that terrorised sea side towns. Sometimes it even swam inland through rivers to draw adventurers  to there fate. After listening to the I decided to go to bed.

Scarcely, everyone in the town was woken with the flood sirens and the screech’s of 100s of Nalamander. Soon the police arrived at the town but were slowly eaten by the Nalamanders. The next opponent of the Nalamanders were The Royal Marine Commandos. The Nalamanders finally were up to a challenge. Many of the Nalamander were shot but they still won battle after battle until One Mander remained. It did not want to fight so it quickly swam back into the sea. The Nalamander now only comes out at Winter when the bays are ice cold and it never dares to come into the town again.

We sat quietly, thinking what the blue slime could have been until I can up with an idea. I explained that most fish have a slime on them to protect them from attackers so what if the Nalamander is a amphibious fish. We quickly settled on it and agreed we should start looking in the old mines on the sea floor. Me and Jim walked down to the scuba shop and luckily I was friends with the shopkeeper so he let us use them for free.

We then hopped in are truck and drove to the beach. Once we set off on Jim’s boat I saw a shadow swim under the boat and into the mines. Suddenly, We sprang into the water and swam after the creature but it soon lost us in the mines until we saw it guarding it’s eggs. As soon as it had left, we crept out the water next to three little eggs.

On Monday, I found a leafless tree stood silently in the wind like a skeleton reflecting on its dark past.

On Tuesday, I walked to the park to were I found a majestic swan peering into the dark water trying to catch his prey.

On Wednesday, I saw a lonely spitfire fly over Ashley Hall soon followed by the Red Arrows.

On Thursday, I touched the soft wool of a sheep as it jumped on the fence begging for food.

On Friday, I tasted the juicy fish and chips as it steamed.

On Saturday, I heard the raw of sirens as the police cars rushed down the road to get to the destination.

On Sunday, I dreamed of a great battle of humans and dragons but as the last warriors and dragons fell a new world was created which was filled with peace and harmony.