Otter Creek Decode me

Burke didn't mind being ridiculed - he didn't look offended in any way. Quite the contrary, a bit smug, if Osprey was correct in her observations. And it also did well for her pride to know that he was enjoying the story so far, no matter, how odd and far-fetched it was. This was a good sign. It turned out also that he had a bit of imagination, because he joined the story telling game with ease. Where some would have added just a few words or sentences, then he went so far to add two, hefty paragraphs. However, since Osprey had decided not to show any appreciation or sign of liking the fellow, she kept her face neutral, only letting a little smile tug at the corners of her mouth.

The ball was tossed in her side of the field, therefore she did not hesitate to fill in: "But Had-wig got scared by the suddenly flying monster before him, therefore in order to defend himself, he batted at Bunny-but with one of the six sharp-clawed paws. One nail hit the air filled tail and it exploded with loud "boom"!

Bunny-butt fell back in the water with a very loud splash, splattering the water in every possible direction and making Had-wig even more scared. He began to wail very, very loudly - HAAD-WIIIUGGG! HAAAD-WIIIUG! The sound wave was so strong that it made the trees bend and sway and the water go in waves.

This, of course, didn't aid the Butt Bunny get out of the water, because, whenever he resurfaced, a wave hit him in the face and pulled him under. He would have drowned and the story would come to an end at that point, BUT..." she looked pointedly at Burke, as if adding - not the "butt" you might think of.

"... one wave was especially strong, the wolf was washed ashore and there he lied, gasping for air and having hard time to decide, whether he was still alive or not. This was also the moment, when Had-wig stopped wailing and drew closer to examine, what this monster was. When he had come very near, he extended one of his paws and poked the lying creature with his finger. "HAAD?" he asked," it was Burke's turn now.