Tydeus raised his big boot and brought it down forcefully on Galdashkeh's testicles, crushing his balls.
“Aaarrrggghhh! Somebody help me!” Galdashkeh kept shouting and screaming for help.
Gryza immediately closed his eyes pretending to still be unconscious. Tydeus has once broken his left arm, crushing his testicles to be worse.
“This should teach you a lesson. But if I ever set my eyes on you again, I promise you; I am going kill you myself”, Tydeus said angrily to Galdashkeh, who remained on the floor groaning and holding his balls.
Tydeus ran outside the Fortress to catch up with his friends. The whole Fortress continued to tremble with noise coming from the inside, the prisoners continued fighting the pirates to escape.
“Do you need to waste any more time? We were about to leave you behind,” Rakeh, who had been waiting for Tydeus, said with a straight face.
“Yeah, I told you I needed to attend to an unfinished business”. Tydeus replied as he ran towards Rakeh and Apphathorus.
“What business is…”
“Eehhmm boys! We have a problem”, Apphathorus interrupted Rakeh who was about to question Tydeus.
They turned and looked at their front, there were four pirates with bows mounted with arrows ready to shoot.
“Oh-oh”, Tydeus mumbled to himself.
Rakeh pulled Apphathorus behind him as he tried to bring out his axe. As the pirates saw this, one of them was about to shoot and from nowhere,
A bird flew and distracted him. The bird continued flying and flapping its wings on the heads of the pirates who were about to shoot their arrows.
As one of the pirates got angry and was about to catch the bird, the bird jumped on his head, thrust its beak into the socket of the pirate and pulled out his eyes.
“Aaaarrrgghhh!” The pirate screamed.
“Aeww!” Tydeus exclaimed gently out of nowhere as he and Rakeh continued watching the little bird which came to their rescue.
Suddenly, One of the pirates caught the bird and as he was about to smash it to the ground…
Four arrows flew from nowhere and drove into the necks of the pirates accurately at the same time, sending them into the river.
“What the heck are you all doing down there?” Sakoh, another friend of Tydeus who has also been disguising as a pirate, shouted from the top of a fence where he had been standing as he put his bow back into his bag.
Sakoh immediately took off his pirate's mask.
“Have you all forgotten the plan?” He shouted again as his sparrow flew and landed on his shoulders.
“It was your guy.” Tydeus and Rakeh responded to Sakoh as they pointed to each other.
“Really? The plan was that you navigate your way and meet me up here and I will take you all to the boat. What the heck are you both doing down there?” Sakoh shouted again from the top, where he was.
“You should hold Rakeh responsible, he forgot the escape route he planned by himself”. Tydeus said defending himself.
“Oh spare me! Who wasted my time with the old man in the cell?” Rakeh objected to Tydeus.
“Fine! Where is the boat?” Tydeus asked Sakoh quickly.
“Come with me,” Sakoh replied to Tydeus as he jumped down to show them the boat he had prepared.
Gryza immediately stood up from the floor and went to help his boss. The entire pirates seem to be busy with the prison break in the fortress. He gently took his boss and went to the safest place where they could hide from any other threat: the roof of the Fortress.
All of a sudden, it started raining heavily. Sakoh brought Tydeus, Rakeh and Apphathorus to the boat they were to use to escape.
“Where is the boat?” Rakeh asked Sakoh quickly.
“What are you seeing in your front?” Sakoh replied to Rakeh as he pulled the rope of the boat so they could enter.
“Is this a boat? How are we supposed to ride in this heavy rain with this wooden bowl you call a boat?” Rakeh continued to express his dissatisfaction to Sakoh.
“Just get in, bro; the storm is about to hit the water,” Tydeus said to Rakeh quickly.
“My shoe is bigger than this boat,” Rakeh said angrily as he entered the small round boat Sakoh got for their escape.
Gryza managed to take Galdashkeh to the roof floor of the Fortress. No one can attack them there. He quickly helped his boss who continued groaning from his broken balls under a shelter in the roof.
Galdashkeh managed to open his eyes and looked to his front, he saw Tydeus and his friends Struggling to paddle their small boat in the middle of a storm.
“Very good. These bastards are going to have their boat wretched and they will drown in the water.” He said silently to himself with a villainous smile on his face.
“Paddle harder! Harder!!” Sakoh shouted at his companions; they could barely hear themselves due to the loud sound of the thunder. Their boat was moving very slowly, and a heavy storm was already hitting the waters.
“If we die in this river, it's all Sakoh's fault!” Rakeh shouted as he blamed Sakoh for getting such a small boat.
“Just paddle harder!” Tydeus tried to shun Rakeh.
Galdashkeh and Gryza, who were previously crying, began laughing from the top of where they were. There's no way Tydeus and his companions are going to survive the storm with a small boat.
“Where is our other ride?” Tydeus shouted to Sakoh as he paddled the boat with all his strength to keep it from sinking.
“It should be here by now, I don't know why it hasn't arrived,” Sakoh replied to Tydeus as he also paddled the boat. The wind became very heavy.
“Oh my goodness, Watch out!” Apphathorus shouted from nowhere.

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CHAPTER 93
They kept navigating their way in the renowned cave of the dead till they got to a narrow corridor, a creepy long passage, dark and appalling. Apphathorus quickly gripped the lamp he had in his hands tightly and swallowed hard.“This place looks scary, are we really going into this corridor?” Apphathorus asked“Everywhere in this cave is scary, there's no need to be dramatic. We must get the stones. So what did the map indicate? We are going through this corridor right?” Tydeus asked“Yes” Apphathorus replied “Fine. Just make sure you're very careful and you stay behind me”, Tydeus, whilst still holding his bleeding stomach warned Apphathorus, making his way into the corridor by leaping on his broken kneeApphathorus began walking behind him as they advanced further into the corridor. As Apphathorus walked, his legs were shaking terribly each step wishing he hadn't come into the Forest in the first place. With the lamp in his hands, he continued to turn his back often after each step
CHAPTER 92
The giant turned to Apphathorus again but could not see anything. Has he run away? It steered its body in different directions looking for the little human who just woke it up after sleeping for thousands of years. While the mummy turned back, Apphathorus furtively held his bag and began to make his way out of the cave. This was only their first encounter, and it was already looking like it would be the end of their adventure.Only one step was remaining for him to make it out of the cave from the big hole, but he noticed he wasn't moving forward again, it was as if an external force was taking him back. He turned his back in terror and saw the giant pulling him back into the cave. They had come to its playground, and it seemed the giant mummy wasn't done playing yet. The giant mummy gripped Apphathorus tightly with its wide, bony palm and brought it closer to its mouth, but just before he could swallow Apphathorus, who was already screaming beyond his voice, Tydeus emerged out of n
CHAPTER 91
“Watch your steps, old man; this place doesn't look like the playground you called it”, Tydeus said, breaking the ominous silence in the cave, and his voice echoed.“Oh my gosh! I'm creeping out right now. I feel like vomiting”, Apphathorus replied fearfully“Oh well, you can do that after we make it outside. As you can see this place is really dark and eerie. We are left to find the stones now”, Tydeus said, taking a closer look at the materials on the floor; they looked like dry bones of humans or perhaps animals. “Where could they be now?”“You have the map with you isn't it?” Tydeus cut in“Yeah?”“Then make use of it; where are we supposed to get the stones before something comes at us?” Tydeus asked Apphathorus sharply. “Uhm, This is what it says. We are supposed to…”“Hey watch it! Don't touch anything. Be careful!” Tydeus quickly informed as he saw Apphathorus almost resting on some of the creepy materials near the wall.“Oh, don't worry about me being careful; I mean, I was
CHAPTER 90
The rain had started to drizzle and the breeze blowing ominously, the trees had started to dance like horrible masquerades making the entire atmosphere in the jungle tense and creepy, but it seemed these two risk-takers were already getting used to the nature around these paths but they might just be making their way to the most dreadful part of all. Apphathorus and Tydeus, whilst still leaping with his stick, arrived at a wide spot under a big tree in the forest after a long walk, both of them started to gaze at the surroundings, trying to observe where they had gotten to. “Are we lost? Tydeus asked his voice sharp.“I think that's not the right word to use because we have been lost since we made our way into this jungle. But talking about ‘misplaced’, I think we…” Apphathorus was saying as he took another look at his map to study it again. “Oh no! Now we have to go back, we have been walking in the wrong route!” He said with a tone of disappointment.“Really? Let me see that” Ty
CHAPTER 89
Apphathorus's heart had started to drum in his chest, cold sweat trickling down his old, weak face as he awaited what would come out of the bush in the fog. But from afar, he saw something different; he was expecting to see the form of a monster or another hideous beast. Instead, he saw the form of a human, or maybe it was a monkey. He squinted his eyes to see who or what was coming behind the fog, every movement of his eyes begging it to be a human. He continued to focus his sight on the apparition in his front until he began to scream, “Help! Help!! Is anyone there?! Is anyone…” He halted his noise instantly as he saw what was coming out of the fog clearly. It was like a human being leaping with a walking stick coming in his direction. “Everybody in the forest can't be walking with a stick, except one person. But is it possible?” His thought swirled his brain as he continued to focus his gaze on the person coming his way. “No way!” he mumbled in shock with his eyes widened like
CHAPTER 88
“Aaauurrrrrhhh!” A loud weak yawn broke through the silence. But nothing was seen except the blurry view of two large eyes protruding out of a big green head with horns like… or perhaps antennas shooting out of the green head. But it seems what was seen wasn't much of a threat so… we can ignore it. Not until the creature whatever it was, felt like it was coming closer, closer? From where exactly? We can take another blurry look, but… it's gone, better! Not bad for another yawn of relief and… “aauurrrrrrhhh”*AATTTUUU!!!*Apphathorus let out a loud cough as the grasshopper almost flew into his mouth.*TUEH! TUEH!! TEUH!!!*He spat repeatedly even though the little grasshopper had flown away. “What was that for?! I was sleeping and you flew on my nose? That wasn't enough; I tried to yawn, and then you flew into my mouth till you finally woke me up?!”“Why don't you creatures of this jungle have any sense of humour?” He yelled out disgustedly at the grasshopper, which had flown into t
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