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Let's find a way out
Author: Inonge Mitchie
last update2022-07-25 04:40:06

Mia and her crew swam to the shores of the lake and looked around at where they had fallen. They were in a cave with an intricate network of irregular shaped tunnels in it; tunnels that looked like they had been made by something burrowing through the ground.

“Goodness, now where are we?” Capt. Mohlenar asked as he and his fellow pirate captains shook the water off of their hats and put them back onto their heads.

“I don’t know but by the looks of it . . . I’d say nowhere good,” Mia answered.

“How are we going to get back up there?” Mr. Bear asked.

“We can’t we’re just going to have to find another way out.”

“How? We don’t even know where we are,” Capt. Grovergane said.

“We just keep moving until we find our way out.”

“Through these tunnels?” Capt. Mohlenar asked.

“Yes.”

“I don’t like the look of them.”

“Neither do I,” Capt. Grovergane agreed.

“Neither do I but we can’t get up there so the only other chance we have at getting out of here is through the tunnels,” she said.

“What if the
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