Pray for Darkness: Terror in the Green Inferno
“The trees seemed closer, the shadows darker, making that other path, the one at the Amazonia Lodge, seem like a major highway by comparison.
Janie and Cooper took the lead. Janie knew where she was going and only lagged a little because she found it enjoyable to witness a newcomer’s reaction to the place she had, for the course of the past month, called home. Cooper found excitement in the smallest of things; every leaf, every twig, every sound held a mystery to him.
Auggie watched them... from behind. They were talking animatedly about something or other and probably ruining their chances of seeing any wildlife that might have been ahead. Treading carefully over the mat of leaves, Auggie kept his eyes on the ground, looking for, but hoping not to see, signs of movement there. His mind flashed back to the museum—the bushmaster with its hooked fangs and malicious gaze; the kind of creature that would bite you just because, just for fun. Suddenly, he was glad of Cooper’s excitable nature.MoreLess
Janie and Cooper took the lead. Janie knew where she was going and only lagged a little because she found it enjoyable to witness a newcomer’s reaction to the place she had, for the course of the past month, called home. Cooper found excitement in the smallest of things; every leaf, every twig, every sound held a mystery to him.
Auggie watched them... from behind. They were talking animatedly about something or other and probably ruining their chances of seeing any wildlife that might have been ahead. Treading carefully over the mat of leaves, Auggie kept his eyes on the ground, looking for, but hoping not to see, signs of movement there. His mind flashed back to the museum—the bushmaster with its hooked fangs and malicious gaze; the kind of creature that would bite you just because, just for fun. Suddenly, he was glad of Cooper’s excitable nature.MoreLess
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