Helanie:
We had arrived at the deeper parts of the forest where many other creatures had been caught previously. The sight was frightening. It wasn't just Kaye and Maximus, but a pile of Zharns that Maximus had killed and eaten.
"What the heck," I muttered. The smell in the area was terrible too. Maximus must have come here to stack them up.
"Maximus," as soon as I said his name, he snarled and turned to me. Kaye had been keeping him in place until we arrived. Kaye looked very low on energy too, but his eyes showed he wasn't going to leave without his brother.
"What do we do?" I asked Norman, who was watching his brothers with teary eyes.
It made me feel really bad for him.
"We have to take him home somehow," Emmet suggested, but I noticed Kaye swallow hard, like he wanted to say something.
"Are you sure he'll be fine there? I mean—" Kaye stopped talking when I began to speak.
