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Some day on the hunt for food the strange feeling came back ... |
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But the CatCoon ignored it and aimed for his prey ... |
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He waited for a good aim to make the first shot count. |
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But the first arrow missed and the prey made his escape. |
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So he waited again ... |
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But no new prey appeared and the temperature fell. |
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Now the strange felling had the CatCoon fully in his grip. |
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Angry he spoted for the source of his feelings. |
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He saw something twinkling... |
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But it was only a sunbeam. |
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So he continued his voyage through the woods. |
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Then he found a hidden place ... |
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A strange place ... The CatCoon saw a footprint ! |
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With caution the CatCoon snifed and prepared himself for the unknown. |
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He hid in cover and took a moment to look around. |
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With cocked bow he enterd slowly the area. |
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Seemed to be peacefull and lone here. |
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But the CatCoon didn't thrust the peace. |
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He moved over the place. |
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And again something gained his attention. |
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"Grrrr" - Something twinkled in the sunlight ... it wasn't him ! |
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He lowered his bow and turned towards the water. |
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A little rest will be not so bad for me, he thought. |
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So he dropped his sword and moved closer to the water to refresh himself. |
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Carefully he moved down the stone steps. |
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"A Spring! Fresh water..." |
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But something wasn't ok. |
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The Catcoon had the felling that something was looking deep into his soul. |
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"Is this you, old Friend ?" |
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"Come out!" |
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He stepped over the littel river and got his sword back in hand. |
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"Must I play the old game again and again with you ?" |
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I say: "Come out!" |
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Again it got colder ... |
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He shrinkled.. |
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Angryness filled the CatCoons heart as he saw a shadow appearing. |
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"So you come to mess with me?" |
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"I will be ready" |
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"Come on ...." |
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"I am waiting" |
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But the shadow disappeared. |
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Disapointed but a little bit relieved he put his sword back on the belt. |
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"You aren't as mighty as I think before. I won" |
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"I live in peace with nature and its creatures" |
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Upon this speak the shadow reappeared. |
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"So we will bring it to an end" |
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"No excuses. Just you and me" |
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But the Catcoon's first strike going just through the shadow. |
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Weakend in his heart the CatCoon fell on his knees. "Then make an end. Quick, but make it NOW" |
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But again the shadow just disappeared. |
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The CatCoon thought about the things happend in the past. |
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"Must I live my whole life with this strange things happening?" |
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"It's this the will of mother nature or of some cruel god ?" |
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Like the punch of a battelram the cold returned and laid his fingers with an iron grip over the Catcoon's body. |
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"By the blood of my family. One day I will find a way to end this." |
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And so the CatCoon left the place with fast stepps. |
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Without a look back or the rest he planed. |
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Back in the woods he continued his endless journey for hope. |
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