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Ninja Journey, Chapter Four

Chapter Four

They traveled for about an hour, then stopped and went to look for food. Luke found some sugarcane growing by a stream, so he stopped and picked some. Also, Michael managed to shoot a red panda, and John found a apple tree covered with apples. They brought their finds to Peter, who they had left to guard the camp. He cooked the meat, and then striped the tough outside of the sugarcane, then cooked the inside to make sugar, then he roasted the apples with it. After that, they traveled until about 9:00. Peter, who was tracking, pointed to the tracks. "They're close. Only about an hour ahead of us," he said. "If they keep on traveling we should catch up to them in about two hours." A while later, they all heard something ahead of them. They crept up on whatever it was, and saw that it was a group of about twenty samurai, all carrying swords. Suddenly, the Samurai leader came out of a tent, carrying his sword and wearing the Wizard master's crown. "Lets steal it back!" Luke whispered. The other Ninjas agreed with him, and they waited until the Samurai fell asleep, and then sneaked into the leaders tent. They stole the crown back, and crept out of the camp. When they were far away, Peter stood up an said, "come on everybody, lets go home!"

The End

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  1. WOW! How exciting! I especially like the information regarding their food. Imagine having roasted apples with sugar while in the wilderness! What a treat to have with their meat. I can't believe they stole the crown! I wonder what will happen next! Thanks! Love, Grandma

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