Descriptive Essay On The Lost Deer

I pulled myself out of my hole and walked up the river, hoping to see my home in the distance. Then, all at once, three growling, snarling animals burst out of the bushes. I backed up against a tree, scared. They had surrounded me! The animals closed in, making their terrible sounds. Then, right before I knew it was the end, a huge wolf lashed out of the bushes, baring it’s teeth. The three animals ran off their sounds growing fainter and fainter until they stopped. For a second I thought the wolf was going to eat me, but then I realized he was smiling at me. “Are you new here?” The wolf asked, “My name is Leo, What's yours?” “Y-Yes,” I stammered, still in shock, “I’m new here, and my name is Oliver. I was taken away from my family because of a storm.” “the same storm separated me from my pack!” Leo exclaimed’ “I am the alpha wolf, so I am the strongest and best at fighting.” “do you want to travel with me?” I asked Leo quietly. “Of course! I need a friend,” Leo said. “So do I,” I said with relief in my voice. “Then come on! I’ll show you the forest,” Leo said excitedly. “Okay!” I replied happily as I ran to catch up with

“Thanks, I was on a journey to find the Dragon, which I’m assuming you are also, because no one just stumbles across these woods, when I fell into this trap that it probably set up to stop people from following him..” he said, “also, my name is John.”

He sucks a glance at the onlookers. There still stood there ground the wolves were pawing at the earth like they had found something. The humans just stood there, some with wood in their hand others not even hiding they were watching a powerful King scream in pain.

Suddenly, they heard Max bark, but the bark wasn’t coming from the street, the bark was coming from inside the forest.

I stood at the entrance to the dark and gloomy forest. It gave me the chills before entering. But, as the leader, I had to follow my own orders. I walked in, making sure to step around the roots of every single tree in the woods, yet dodging the branches that hung low from the trees.

I lay low to the ground, and quickly make my way across the moonlight stretch of grass. Looking back, I can see the black suited wolf has rounded the corner, and has also taken up whistling a jaunty tune. Sighing, I reach the forest’s

"Answer me stranger! Porc dre trunk!" The creature was getting agitated, Voronborn had to answer quickly.

Easton looked from one druid to the next as each one stood and nodded their agreement. Easton stood. “My heart is full with the honor you bestow on myself, my grandmother, my wife, and our son.” He nodded to Beorn. “That includes you, Father.”

“Looks like the kingdom changed when we were running, this forest is the direct opposite of Crowlfield. We have to go back to the village,” Aileen shouts back to him, looking at the map for another direction, “Unless we go on a different, longer route deeper in the forest, but we’ll cross no villages or towns,”

A rustle in the canopy awakened me from my thoughts. Something caught my attention. A lumberjack suddenly appeared. “Help!” I yelled out.

The only thing that I hear at this point is the rustle of the wind through the tree branches. In the distance, birds sing their mystical song that entrances all who listen. As I travel further into the dense forest, brushing the hard-rough bark of the tree's trunks as I pass, I can feel the energy of each tree.

“Go do your knightly duties, but come and spend the night with me if you can, if not, I'll see you in the morning.”

It was quiet for the most part, the owls hooted and the other more smaller animals scurried away to the safety of their homes, however this particular canine walked a path of dead leaves to her "special spot" where food was constantly present.

“Poseidon has said something about you.” An enormous head popped out from the forest as I stood there unflinching.

“We’re going to try and slip him through the forest.” He hurried toward the door. “See to your mother and sister.”