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After escaping the Timber Wolves, and Lightning Bliss find themselves in a brand new, and just as scary enviorment, with seemingly endless browns shifting sands and alien thorny vines, with aggressive winds blowing around them. Will they ever find their way back home? Is there anyone out there to help them? Find out!

Dramatic Reading - www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-hRW6…

FanFic - An Unexpected Journey Chapter 2“An Unexpected Journey”
Written by Lightning Bliss
Edited by Godzillawolf
Proofread by :icondrwolf010: & :iconkendell2:

He didn’t know how long he was out, but he knew they had to have been teleported away from the Timber Wolves. The sounds of growling had now been replaced with a new sound of blowing cold winds. Slowly Doc sat up, rubbing his eyes and quickly trying to gather his bearings. A familiar pounding headache throbbed in the front of his temple from the sudden flash of light. He snarled at it, wishing one day that would stop happening every time he was startled by lights or even reading for long periods of time. Pushing back the ache in his head, he regained his feet underneath him and quickly realized they were not even surrounded by woods or trees anymore. Instead, he was met with the sight of a dark and brown land, with large alien-like vines protruding from the ground with sharp threatening spines on them. It was clearly

Description

After escaping the Timber Wolves, and Lightning Bliss find themselves in a brand new, and just as scary enviorment, with seemingly endless browns shifting sands and alien thorny vines, with aggressive winds blowing around them. Will they ever find their way back home? Is there anyone out there to help them? Find out!

Dramatic Reading - www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-hRW6…

FanFic - An Unexpected Journey Chapter 2“An Unexpected Journey”
Written by Lightning Bliss
Edited by Godzillawolf
Proofread by :icondrwolf010: & :iconkendell2:

He didn’t know how long he was out, but he knew they had to have been teleported away from the Timber Wolves. The sounds of growling had now been replaced with a new sound of blowing cold winds. Slowly Doc sat up, rubbing his eyes and quickly trying to gather his bearings. A familiar pounding headache throbbed in the front of his temple from the sudden flash of light. He snarled at it, wishing one day that would stop happening every time he was startled by lights or even reading for long periods of time. Pushing back the ache in his head, he regained his feet underneath him and quickly realized they were not even surrounded by woods or trees anymore. Instead, he was met with the sight of a dark and brown land, with large alien-like vines protruding from the ground with sharp threatening spines on them. It was clearly