Chapter 3
In the morning, Captain Rosie organised the crew so soon after they were venturing off to complete certain tasks. One gathering searched for drinkable substances; while the other searched for edible fruits and veg. Ava was abandoned by the ship with direct instructions not to wander.
It was not long before Ava became a cat on hot bricks, and started to wonder where Kai was. In fact she hadn’t seen him at all this morning, nor last night. She started a quick-paced search around the skyship, in the skyship and even in Ermitage’s wreck. He wasn’t anywhere nearby the shoreline or anything! Ava was very worried about her 7 year old brother, because she was supposed to look after him as she was 12.
So she wandered to the forest’s edge and peeked through the tall pine trees, she could barely make out the fifth row of trees from where she was standing. Ava decided to venture through the trees to see if Kai was in there, when a shape appeared a few paces away.
It shifted, then a tiny baby Koala poked his extremely cute, miniature head out of the vast thicket of trees. It was then he began to speak, “Take extreme caution, there are ghostly hunters on their way.” “Are you looking for your brother, Kai?”
“Yes,” Ava replied solemnly “Do you have any idea where he is?”
“Follow me.” They took at least a dozen paces when he suddenly stopped short of a fallen tree. He called loudly, so his voice carried through the woods.
Talking Koala’s are cute but dangerous to their enemies, they have razor-sharp fangs that are poisonous to a human. They also have the abilities to fly, read your mind, and kill with one bite. Ava was taken aback that she found one in such a strange place, they usually live in tropical rainforests. She was surprised to be reunited with Kai and Ermitage as they wandered past the tree. The chief of the Koala’s spoke to Kai and pressed a perfectly formed diamond into his palm and said, “This will be useful.”
With the Koala’s help, they carried the injured Ermitage back to the skyship. Ava blurted out the warning, and the crew got into action. People manned the riggings, took the wheel, got on deck and prepared to leave.
But it was too late.
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