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Rangers Apprentice By Joe Marshall

It was a cold, drizzly night on a small island when Horace heard a small crackling noise, so Horace went to his safe and pulled out his sword when he was walking around his house in fear he hears a knock on his door. He was relieved; he opens his door and sees a big man in a big black coat. It was Sir Rodney he asks can I come in please, sure said Horace what can I do for you? I need you to come on an expedition with me, and you can choose one other of the castle wards to come with you. The purpose of the expedition is to expand the kingdom. You will have two days to choose your partner.

Horace was contemplating who was best to accompany him on this adventure. He needed someone who was resilient
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It was time they were saying goodbye to their friends and they were jumping onto their horses and galloping away from the village.

About a mile into the journey to the new land Jenny hears a small noise at first it sounded like a eagle but than sees Sir Rodney on the ground covered in blood and Horace sees a big, fast wolf in the distance running from the scene. He gasped with fear around him.

They don't have time to do anything with the body so they just leave it behind a tree and lets get going again well should we go back its to dangerous. No we are not we are doing this for Sir Rodney. Fine but can I have a banana? Sure but there’s a problem the wolf has the bag with all the supplies so that means all the bananas are gone, the tent, all the food, and all the medical supplies. So does that mean we are on our own. YES we are.

As Horace and Jenny are walking though the forest there are signs which said be aware brown bears, A bear have been spotted by Horace, he gasped he said first a wolf now there are big brown bears in the forest we have to go back right now!!

Horace said, “No we came here for a reason and we are obeying that


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