| On the Trail ... |
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| You head down the right fork. After paddling for seemingly forever, the trees begin to get denser, and the air to become thick and humid. You're sweating and you can barely breathe, but you keep going. Finally, you can't take it anymore! Stopping the canoe in some reeds, you lay your head back to take a nap. Before long, there's a faint noise in the distance. You listen ... It sounds high-pitched, like a noisy bird from Coldwood Forest. You begin to step out onto the bank and investigate when ... "Oh, no!" you cry. Your canoe has sprung a leak! The only way to keep it from sinking is to hold your foot on it. The canoe is too heavy to pull up the bank. Do you ... Paddle back to the mouth of Binza river before the canoe breaks? or Investigate the noise and lose the canoe forever? |
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