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It didn't take long for Peter's senses to return. Although his ears were still ringing, his nose and mouth were filled with muck, and he was upside down, he knew he was no longer inside of that mysterious monster. The horse let Peter down gently to the ground. As soon as he touched the grass, Peter sat up to see what tried to eat him, and who managed to save him. Towering above him were two of the biggest creatures he'd ever seen, and for a second he was terrified of both. But the horse's friendly face, and the four armed monster's angry one, told him who was the good guy here. The four armed monster made a loud growl noise, which caused Peter to jump to his feet. He instinctively ran underneath the horse and held onto its leg, knowing he'd be safe with it.

The four armed monster realized this meal was no longer his. He reluctantly turned and walked off, not quite sure where he was going to find something else to eat. He knew tripping and falling earlier would have scared off some villagers, but not all of them! If he could only figure out where they ran off to.

As the monster grumbled to himself, Peter finally got the chance to see his savior. The horse looked like any other horse, but this one happened to be two stories tall. Its black coat shined in a midnight blue color, which almost perfectly matched its blue eyes.

How could Peter thank such a creature? It was obviously intelligent enough to save him, it must be intelligent enough to know it wants a reward. Peter didn't know where to find a three foot long carrot to give it.

As he thought, he noticed the horse eyeing him quite intensely. It hadn't blinked since the other monster walked away. Peter was about to ask it a question, even though he knew it wouldn't respond back, when the horse's mouth opened up wide.

It was clear the horse wanted Peter for itself, and Peter knew that as soon as he saw the white teeth. But before the mouth was on him, Peter had one last, and rather stupid thought: 'I wonder if another big animal is going to save me next'.

I think we all saw this one coming.

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It didn't take long for Peter's senses to return. Although his ears were still ringing, his nose and mouth were filled with muck, and he was upside down, he knew he was no longer inside of that mysterious monster. The horse let Peter down gently to the ground. As soon as he touched the grass, Peter sat up to see what tried to eat him, and who managed to save him. Towering above him were two of the biggest creatures he'd ever seen, and for a second he was terrified of both. But the horse's friendly face, and the four armed monster's angry one, told him who was the good guy here. The four armed monster made a loud growl noise, which caused Peter to jump to his feet. He instinctively ran underneath the horse and held onto its leg, knowing he'd be safe with it.

The four armed monster realized this meal was no longer his. He reluctantly turned and walked off, not quite sure where he was going to find something else to eat. He knew tripping and falling earlier would have scared off some villagers, but not all of them! If he could only figure out where they ran off to.

As the monster grumbled to himself, Peter finally got the chance to see his savior. The horse looked like any other horse, but this one happened to be two stories tall. Its black coat shined in a midnight blue color, which almost perfectly matched its blue eyes.

How could Peter thank such a creature? It was obviously intelligent enough to save him, it must be intelligent enough to know it wants a reward. Peter didn't know where to find a three foot long carrot to give it.

As he thought, he noticed the horse eyeing him quite intensely. It hadn't blinked since the other monster walked away. Peter was about to ask it a question, even though he knew it wouldn't respond back, when the horse's mouth opened up wide.

It was clear the horse wanted Peter for itself, and Peter knew that as soon as he saw the white teeth. But before the mouth was on him, Peter had one last, and rather stupid thought: 'I wonder if another big animal is going to save me next'.

I think we all saw this one coming.

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