When the penguins reached the H.Q. no one could sleep or even have conversation. Something changed the youngest ibong dagat that night. Like a flame of fury and rage burning in his heart. Private yourned for one thing almost madami than anything else. Revenge. Like in the story.
P: "Kowalski, I'm going to get revenge on that wolf!"
R: "Yeah!"
K: "No, revenge won't bring Skipper back! It's just madami violence."
Their words cut through the silent air like a blunt blade.

The susunod araw passed with their last real discussion the one the evening before about gettin revenge. It was midnight when Rico, the last ibong dagat awake, finally shut his heavy eyelids. Private then rummaged through the weapons. He took Rico's flamethrower and without farther noise left the zoo.

Private finally reached the mysterious woods. He slowly crept through the woods. It was too late to turn back. Wishing he hadnt come Private shook in fear. As if the lobo read Private's mind it once a again stalked his prey. It was like a nightmare Private couldn't wake up from. His trembling made him drop his flamethrower. The lobo made Private back up into a tree.
W: "Looks like your delicious friend won't be able to save you now."
The lobo picked a white feather out of his teeth. Private was trapped. He could do nothing but pray that he would be devoured quickly. The lobo lunged at Private. Private closed his eyes expecting to feel the wolf's powerful jaws around his neck. But it never happened, Private opened his eyes to something that terrified him even more. Now two mga lobo wanted him and were fighting over him. He almost fainted, but stopped and thought 'what would Skipper do?' Private bounded as rapidly as his legs could take him. Only one unfamiliar, madami muscluar lobo followed behind him. The famished lobo managed to pounced on Private.
W2: "I'll make this as painless and quick as I can, I promise."
The voice echoed through Private's mind. The lobo wasn't familiar but his voice seemed to be the thing most normal thing since the tragic accident. Yet Private didn't know why. Private began to tear up. The lobo noticed it.
P: "A-at least I can be with Skipper, again!"
The lobo stopped, and immediately looked into Private's eyes.
W2: "Private?"
P: "How do y-you know my name?!"
The lobo released Private.
W2: "Go home, now!"
P: "B-but-"
The lobo scooped up Private in his mouth and began to trudge toward the zoo. The sun was coming up and Private began to shut his eyes. The cold, wet mouth began to feel like soft and warm feathers to the sleeping Private. They were just outside the H.Q. when Private opened his eyes and gazed up to see Skipper carrying him. Just when Skipper was about to look at Private, Private shut his eyes and pretended he was sleeping. Skipper whispered to Private before entering the H.Q.
S: "I'm so happy you're alive, son. I missed you so much. I pag-ibig you, Private."
He placed Private in his bunk and looked silently around. He slowly tip-toed out careful not to wake his former team. 'Why hadn't he stayed. If he really cared wouldn't he have stayed,' Private contemplated.

Private woke up in his bunk. He rushed up to Kowalski and told him. Kowalski gave Private a sympathetic look. And he brought the little ibong dagat closer.
K: "Private, Skipper's not coming back. It was just a dream. As much as it kills me to say."
P: "But it felt so real Kowalski! I heard his voice!"
Was it just a dream? Private had no clue. He waddled outside for a swim, when he noticed a deep scratch on his shoulder. It looked as if claws had dug into it.