Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore

Chapter Three, a miracle is born

Newt Scamander, tall awkward and a lover of fantastic beasts trudges through a jungle forst in search of his queery. He is on an important mission for Dumbldore, and he cannot fail. What the exact purpose of the mission is, Newt doesn't know. But he trusts Dumbldore, more than maybe what was wise, given all of the secrets Dumbledore had. 

He freezes, and crouches down. He had spotted what he was looking for. What he had seen before he had crouched down, and the thing that he was looking for was a Qilin, a big deer with gold scales. He apprached it revererelently, even though he was an atheist.

The Creature was crouched down, and somehting important was happening. 

"Hey hy hey" Newt mummored murmmeringly to the craeature. Then the creature stood up and revealed that it had laid a soft egg with a baby Qilin inside. The egg bursts, and The little one walks forward on unsteady hooves. 

Newt picks up the

Qilon and strokes it, his face alight in the afterglow. "Beautiful, just beautiful."

Then, all of the suddenly at once, green lights shot out from the trees, killing the new mother. Newt gasps, and runs, taking the baby with him, and the miysterious figures in black give chase. There are booms and bams and blammmos, until eventually Newt falls of a cliff and hits his head. 

As he lays their, stunned, Creedence strides up to his stunned body, as he lied there, unable to move. He grabs the Quigon roughly, and shooves it in a brown sack. He smirks, and looks over his shoulder. 'Smell ya later, Crapmander." He and the other Grindlewalds followers vanish into the night, leaving Newt, stunned and unable to move. As he lay theyre, he opens his trunk and nods to teddy, the nifler he has with him at all times. The nifler nods back, and clambers into the case, going to the swamp area. There, a Blue feathered Skumble eats a fish whole. The nifler clambers up to the prestine bird and tells it to get up to the surface and help Newt. After the bird gets to the surface of the trunk, he gets to the surface of the trunk. He wraps his long tail around the stunned Newt and the trunk, and then inflates himself floating until he got high enough. Then he unfurls long dragonlike wings and flies Newt back the the body of the adult Deer.

Newt kneels down by the dying creature, and they both shed a tear. A nearby movement catches Newts eye, and he sees a miracle. TWINS! THERE WAS ANOTHER BAby. The mother is dead, so Newt, collecting the baby, sets off back to Dumbldore.