Quest for the Diamond Sword (Deluxe Illustrated Edition) by Winter Morgan

Author:Winter Morgan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Sky Pony Press
Published: 2020-03-14T16:00:00+00:00

“Let’s build a snowman!” suggested Max.

“Can we do that?” Steve asked sheepishly.

“We can do anything we want,” replied Max. “We can build an igloo!”

The cold air felt funny in Steve’s lungs. He had never been in the cold before, and he wished he had a wool coat. He didn’t want his friends to know how awkward the cold weather made him feel. He wondered why they all seemed to enjoy it.

“Join us!” Lucy said to Steve. “It feels funny at first, but you’ll get used to it and have fun!”

Steve felt like she had read his mind. Would he really get used to this cold weather? As he watched his friends having the time of their lives in the snow, he realized Lucy might be right. He had to relax and enjoy this biome.

Steve grabbed a mound of snow and started to help his friends make a snowman when he heard something breathing heavily.

“What’s that?” he asked.

The gang didn’t seem to hear it and happily continued playing in the snow.

“I’m a snow princess,” Lucy said as she danced around Max and Henry, who were hard at work on their snowman.

“Too bad we’re not at your wheat farm,” Henry said. “We could really use a carrot for the nose.”

“I know!” Max agreed. “I wonder what we can use for the eyes!”

But Steve couldn’t pay attention to the snowman. He could hear someone panting in the distance. It sounded like a group of wild animals, and he was scared.

“I hear something breathing,” Steve told the gang, but nobody listened to him.

Max ran up a large hill covered with snow.

“I can see something,” Max called out.

“I told you!” Steve called out to Max.

“It’s a frozen river. I bet we could slip around and skate.”

“But I hear something breathing!” Steve screamed. “Am I the only one?”

“Ice skating!” Lucy said, “I love ice skating!”

Suddenly a pack of white wolves emerged from behind a snow-covered tree. Their black eyes stood out as their white fur was camouflaged in the snowy landscape.

“I told you I heard something!” Steve shouted out as the pack raced toward the group.

“Get your weapons,” Henry told everyone. He took out a sword, and the wolf pack ran away, rushing through the frosted terrain. Their paws left wet imprints in the snow.

“Good job, Henry!” Lucy said with a smile and a handful of snow. “You scared them!”

Yet one lone wolf remained, and it approached Steve. Its menacing, sharp teeth shined in the snowy landscape.

“I have a bone,” Steve announced as Henry, Lucy, and Max held snowballs at the ready to battle the growling, hostile wolf.

Slowly the wolf joined Steve and inspected the bone carefully. The wolf’s nose brushed up against the skeleton bone. Steve gave him the bone, and the wolf began to roll happily on the ground. A red collar appeared around its neck.

“It’s tame!” exclaimed Max.

“You have a pet,” Lucy said as she walked over and touched the tame wolf, which was now the same as a dog.

“Let’s use our anvil to make it a name tag,” Henry suggested as he and Max joined Lucy to play with the dog.

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