Editing The Toe Chronicles (section)

=== Bob ===
Being patient is not one of my strong suits, and I was starting to think that Nathan had either died or had left without me. I mean, he has left me standing here for three whole minutes! The nerve! I decided that Nathan had probably left without me, and so I started to start the journey to Willow Creek, but then, I heard a scream. It sounded like something was attacking someone! I ran as fast as I could while holding my fishing rod. I knew that if there was an animal attacking people, I would need to have a sturdy weapon, and that is what my trusty rod can serve as in a pinch. I had just reached the rendezvous when I heard bushes near me rustle. Something was emerging! I almost clobbered the beast right there, but something in the back of my brain told me to wait and see what animal it was. Lucky me, or rather, lucky Nathan, I waited, and saw who it was. He looked like he hadn’t slept a wink last night, which was probably justified, but I was too busy trying to find the animal that was attacking him. “What are you doing?” asked a sleep-deprived Nathan. “Looking for the monster that attacked you!” I replied, still at guard with my rod. “Oh, that was just a dream” He said, “I hope.” I slowly lowered my rod. “Are you ready for the journey?” I asked Nathan. 

Nathan nodded his consent and they both started the long journey to Liverriver. Ten legions distance into the journey they had already both started to tire a little, and by midafternoon they both decided to take a break and rest. They both thought ahead some and grabbed some cooked broccoli, sourdough bread, and money to buy supplies they might need. They sat down to eat the meal, and they both were silent as they ate because they were both decently tired. After the quick meal, they moved on for a couple more hours until the sun started to rise, then they set up a temporary (and kind of shabby looking) camp to rest for the night. Suddenly when the sun was in the midnight sky, they were both woken up by a sound. They didn’t know what had woken them up, and they both looked around to see what caused the disturbance.