The Maze
“Well boys,” Skipper announced as he ripped off Kowalski’s, Private’s, and Rico’s blindfolds. The three winced in pain as some of their feathers got plucked out in the process. That was definitely not cloth fabric. “This is…a new sort of training. You know how to fight an enemy. You know how to get away from an enemy’s lair about to self-destruct. BUT. Dr Blowhole’s evil lair had been simple to navigate. There were even exit signs. So. Today’s training process is using your skills and knowledge in order to quickly get you out of an area you CANNOT find the way through. Hence, I present you the biggest and only maze of Central Park.”
They looked around. The four penguins were obviously in the middle of some sort of nature maze. Green, leafy walls, taller than any of them could jump, surrounded them completely on four sides except for a little exit cut out on one of the green walls. Beyond that, all they could see was a passageway leading into unknown parts of the maze.
Private looked nervous. “Do we do it sa pamamagitan ng ourselves?”
“You may go alone or together. As long as you make it out of here.”
Private looked relieved and turned to Kowalski, but he shook his head confidently. “No, Private. I’m going to go in myself. It will be simple for me. I, after all, know how to get out of mazes. All I need to do is just keep on running my right flipper against the right wall, and somehow, I will make it out of here, even if it takes a long time when going around dead ends, because the right pader will–” He paused at Skipper’s glare. “I really shouldn’t give that away.”
“You really shouldn’t have.
“Anyways,” Skipper continued. “Like I said, the maze will test you on your SKILL and luck to get out. Each of you must be smart, able, capable–”
Suddenly, Rico got bored of Skipper’s speech, and just ran straight towards a green wall. He burst through it, and kept on going headfirst through the walls of the maze, leaving a wreck behind, until he reached the outside of the maze, into the clearing of Central Park. He whooped with joy.
“–or be like Rico,” Skipper sighed and shook his head. Thanks a lot, Rico. XPXD
“Well boys,” Skipper announced as he ripped off Kowalski’s, Private’s, and Rico’s blindfolds. The three winced in pain as some of their feathers got plucked out in the process. That was definitely not cloth fabric. “This is…a new sort of training. You know how to fight an enemy. You know how to get away from an enemy’s lair about to self-destruct. BUT. Dr Blowhole’s evil lair had been simple to navigate. There were even exit signs. So. Today’s training process is using your skills and knowledge in order to quickly get you out of an area you CANNOT find the way through. Hence, I present you the biggest and only maze of Central Park.”
They looked around. The four penguins were obviously in the middle of some sort of nature maze. Green, leafy walls, taller than any of them could jump, surrounded them completely on four sides except for a little exit cut out on one of the green walls. Beyond that, all they could see was a passageway leading into unknown parts of the maze.
Private looked nervous. “Do we do it sa pamamagitan ng ourselves?”
“You may go alone or together. As long as you make it out of here.”
Private looked relieved and turned to Kowalski, but he shook his head confidently. “No, Private. I’m going to go in myself. It will be simple for me. I, after all, know how to get out of mazes. All I need to do is just keep on running my right flipper against the right wall, and somehow, I will make it out of here, even if it takes a long time when going around dead ends, because the right pader will–” He paused at Skipper’s glare. “I really shouldn’t give that away.”
“You really shouldn’t have.
“Anyways,” Skipper continued. “Like I said, the maze will test you on your SKILL and luck to get out. Each of you must be smart, able, capable–”
Suddenly, Rico got bored of Skipper’s speech, and just ran straight towards a green wall. He burst through it, and kept on going headfirst through the walls of the maze, leaving a wreck behind, until he reached the outside of the maze, into the clearing of Central Park. He whooped with joy.
“–or be like Rico,” Skipper sighed and shook his head. Thanks a lot, Rico. XPXD
