Sloth woke me up when the sun was already rising, and Mees was still asleep. We had to improvise as we had nothing on us anymore. We searched troigh the chest he had made when we were asleep but found nothing useful ecxept a handful of berries. I had an idea, so we wouldn't get our hands dirty. 'What about, we, dragging him into the water so he'll drown?' Sloth nodded and the plan started. We both grabbed a leg and pulled him into the water, where there was a unsuspected suprise. The water was full of piranhas. As soon as we noticed them coming towards us, we pushed Mees in front so he would get bitten first.
Ten minutes after the fiasco, we got back into the water and searched for the remains. We found nothing. 'Builder!' Sloth suddenly screamed. 'Look what I found!' I came rushing to Sloth and he did indeed find something amazing. Underwater, Mees had made some chests in a cave. 'What will be in it?' I asked. 'I think I know.' Sloth said. We opened the chests together and yes, our stuff. Complete with some usefull extra's. Such as clothing, tools and food.
We were back on land, laying down on the grass, staring towards the sky when Sloth began 'You know what? I'd like to have my own place. A place to rest, to be safe. Where we wont have to worry about food or water.'
'I'd like that too Sloth. I'd like that too.'
Not far from the place we found a peaceful place where we were surrounded by walls of rock. A pool in the middle and enough trees to make an complete village next to a forest. In the water we found fish and gigantic beavers. In the sky, nothing but a breeze trough the trees. We found ourselves at ease. 'It's time to get my building plans to work.' I started.
'I'll help you gather the recourses.' Sloth continues. 'And thogether we'll survive.' We had almost finished a small house when we saw another person. It was so far away, we thought he'll never see us. It became darker and we had just finished the exterior of the house and gathered the last recouses we needed to make two nice beds. We put them on the place we wanted them to be and I had a last look outside. 'Anything?' Sloth said. 'Nothing new ecxept a campfire pretty close. Good night Sloth.'
'Good night Builder.'
And so we went to sleep.
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Primitive Leadership
Random"You will see the world out of my eyes. Everything that happend, how it happend, when it happend." -Builder "Strange text for a dairy, isn't it?" I swept a bit of the sand of the small book. I looked at the back and there was a little extra text. ...
