Chapter Six: Asmodeous Poisonteeth The Sixth
When they got outside the abbey building, they heard loud screams of a young mouse.
"Help! Help! Ahhh! Get off! Get OFF! Errr." They could hear the sounds of something being dragged away. They ran through the gates, and could see where the thing was pulled into the woods.
"We must follow that, whatever it is. You, Brother Michael, go back to the abbey and tell everyone where we are," Matthias ordered the guard, "You, Abbot, go look for Matti. If he's not at the Abbey, we will come back with him. Me and Addie will follow that thing." The Abbot and the guard left for the Abbey. "Come, Addie, we must find that thing. All we have to do is follow this trail. Let's go."
"Matti! Mattimeo! Come here, young boy! Oh, where could he be? Mattimeo!" The Abbot was searching the Abbey for Mattimeo. Others were searching, also.
"Any sigh of Matti, Abbot?" asked Cornflower, Mattimeo mother.
"Not yet, Miss Cornflower. I'm very sorry. We've looked everywhere. He is now where to be found," the Abbot explained.
"Oh, that's OK, Abbot. I know you tried," Cornflower reassured the Abbot. She began to sniffle.
"Oh, don't worry, Cornflower. If young Matti isn't here, then Matthias will find him, I promise."
"I think I smell something, Addie," Matthias said after they had been tracking for some time.
"What do you think it is, Matthias? Matthias? Matthias, where'd you go?"
"Run, Addie, run!"
"Asmodeousssssss." The hissing of the giant adder could be heard from the same direction of Matthias. Matthias popped out of the bushes.
"Addie, I said to RUN!" Addie just stood there.
"Wait! What about Mattimeo?" Addie asked contently. The snake was coming.
"Oh, damn it!" Matthias moaned, "If only I had my sword! I know! Addie, you stay here, and distract the Poisonteeth. I'm going back to the Abbey to get my sword. Now RUN!" Addie ran as fast as she could, making as much sound as she could.
"Asmodeousssssss." Addie could here the snake behind her. It was going slow, as if it had just eaten something. Oh, no! Addie thought, It must have eaten Matti! Addie couldn't help sobbing. She stopped running so fast, and then started to walk. Something grabbed her tail.
When they got outside the abbey building, they heard loud screams of a young mouse.
"Help! Help! Ahhh! Get off! Get OFF! Errr." They could hear the sounds of something being dragged away. They ran through the gates, and could see where the thing was pulled into the woods.
"We must follow that, whatever it is. You, Brother Michael, go back to the abbey and tell everyone where we are," Matthias ordered the guard, "You, Abbot, go look for Matti. If he's not at the Abbey, we will come back with him. Me and Addie will follow that thing." The Abbot and the guard left for the Abbey. "Come, Addie, we must find that thing. All we have to do is follow this trail. Let's go."
"Matti! Mattimeo! Come here, young boy! Oh, where could he be? Mattimeo!" The Abbot was searching the Abbey for Mattimeo. Others were searching, also.
"Any sigh of Matti, Abbot?" asked Cornflower, Mattimeo mother.
"Not yet, Miss Cornflower. I'm very sorry. We've looked everywhere. He is now where to be found," the Abbot explained.
"Oh, that's OK, Abbot. I know you tried," Cornflower reassured the Abbot. She began to sniffle.
"Oh, don't worry, Cornflower. If young Matti isn't here, then Matthias will find him, I promise."
"I think I smell something, Addie," Matthias said after they had been tracking for some time.
"What do you think it is, Matthias? Matthias? Matthias, where'd you go?"
"Run, Addie, run!"
"Asmodeousssssss." The hissing of the giant adder could be heard from the same direction of Matthias. Matthias popped out of the bushes.
"Addie, I said to RUN!" Addie just stood there.
"Wait! What about Mattimeo?" Addie asked contently. The snake was coming.
"Oh, damn it!" Matthias moaned, "If only I had my sword! I know! Addie, you stay here, and distract the Poisonteeth. I'm going back to the Abbey to get my sword. Now RUN!" Addie ran as fast as she could, making as much sound as she could.
"Asmodeousssssss." Addie could here the snake behind her. It was going slow, as if it had just eaten something. Oh, no! Addie thought, It must have eaten Matti! Addie couldn't help sobbing. She stopped running so fast, and then started to walk. Something grabbed her tail.