Play To Win's

Level 123 - Eagle

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"I know he's still here." Smith's mind kept staring around. "Get out of there, we must be vigilant because a sudden attack like that could happen again." Said Smith.

Jackson and Joanne quickly got out of the water and walked towards the edge.

Jackson grabbed his clothes and put them on, while Joanne and Smith remained silent in search of the creature that had just brought the fish from the lake.

"I already feel like something is wrong with this place" Smith murmured.

"I don't feel it. Maybe because I'm too happy to see a clear lake." Joanne Sahut.

Jackson was busy wearing his clothes. Suddenly without a cue first; something flashed from behind without him noticing.

Jackson, who had just finished wearing his clothes, was suddenly lifted up with his claws.

"Friends!!!" Jackson panicked.

Joanne and Smith spontaneously turned their heads, but the creature first moved and passed through them.

"Jackson!" Shouted Joanne look at Jackson who is now carried by a large winged creature with dense fur.

"Help me!!!" Shouted Jackson.

"Elang.." Smith rounded his eyes. The great eagle brought their comrades. "We have to help her, let's go after her!" Smith ran in following Joanne behind him.

Joanne and Smith ran along the edge of the lake so wide, they followed the eagle that now brought Jackson across the lake.

The fast flight made it difficult for Joanne and Smith to catch up.

Jackson continued to shout for help while continuing to rebel so that the eagle would let go. Unfortunately, the eagle's claw so tightly gripped both shoulders.

"Aghh!! Unhand me!! Guys!" Jackson continues to rebel.

The eagle carried Jackson towards the mountains across the lake until it disappeared behind the mountain there.

Joanne and Smith stop their steps when fatigue overwhelms them.

Their energy was drained away, their legs going limp as they continued to run.

"He's so fast." Joanne tried to catch her irregular breathing.

"We lost track of him" Smith murmured.

"How now? What are we supposed to do? There's no way we can just shut up, right?" Joanne looked at Smith.

"We're going to free Jackson, and find out where the eagle's taking him."

"But how? He's even flying so fast, plus we don't know where he's going behind that mountain."

"We just need to go to the mountain and look for it there" said Smith, who then stepped slowly in following Joanne behind him.

"Before that, we must cross first. If we keep walking on the edge like this, there's more time consuming." Smith moved in search of something so they could cross.

"How can we cross?" Joanne raised her eyebrows.

"We'll make a boat or raft to cross. Now help me, we'll find a tree trunk or something we can use to cross."

Joanne moves in to help Smith find something they can use to cross.

They walked along the edge of the lake, but never found what they were looking for.

Smith and Joanne decide to find what they need in the woods. In there, they finally found some natural materials that they could use.

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