Day 3 The Cave

The Cave

Today, there is no sound at all, giving me the feeling of danger.
I walk over to Sean, and we pack up tent, always on the lookout, knives at the ready.
I have mine tied to a length of nylon, all gadgets open, ready to be used as a mace.
Sean has his dagger in one hand, undoing the tent with the other.
When we were all finished, we slowly crept towards whatever was at the end of this dirt trail, probably some form of structure, maybe a cave.
We had no idea when we faced a trail of footprints, facing towards our campground, so, naturally, we stared at it. As a consequence, we didn't see the beast rising up off the ground behind us. The giant beast's shadow showed where it was, alerting us. We turn around, and see:




At first, we think they're centaur's, but when we notice the tail's, we run for our lives, only to trip over on some tree root's, after 5 minutes of running. As I fall, I think that I'm going to die, then I notice that I didn't hit ground. THUMP!!!! I hit rock, and get knocked unconscious. Sean runs back for me, and he See's me fall into the bushes. He thinks I'm hiding, So he jumps into a bush next to me, as the monsters run past.


I wake up in a cave, the only source of light being a hole, coming from the top of a hill. I cant remember much, but I look around in the dim light, and I see Sean, already lit a fire. I wonder how long I was out, and I try not to think too hard, so I ask him this. He Say's 3-4 hours, but then he point's at the walls.
I can't believe my eyes! The walls are covered in gem's!!! Diamond's, Ruby's, Emerald's, and Sapphire's!! I rush over to a wall, and immediately start grabbing them. Sean then reminds me of keeping our pack's light, so I only take one of each.



I look over at the deeper side of the cave, only to see darkness, and a Strange Looking pool of water which might be radioactive.




I don't hink that the pool is safe, yet Sean is oblivous to the fact, and chucks off his pack, and jumps straight in. I am too tired to pull him away, so I quickly hide behind a rock for safety, and when I emerge from hiding, I see:



To Be Continued