Jungle Rollers Of Death
Later that day, Daring Do continued on with her journey through the jungles. "Now where to go?" Daring Do thought to herself, "Maybe this way." Daring Do venture down another pathway through the jungle.
Of course, she still couldn't fly, on the account of her left wing still being disabled. Nonetheless, she came across another abandoned temple. "Another ancient city," Daring Do said, "This is peculiar." So, Daring Do began to explore these ruins.
"Man," Daring Do said, "These ancient ponies sure know how to live." Daring Do was amazed by these ruins. However, once again, Daring Do made a mistake. She pressed one lever on a structure and a nearby wall opened up to reveal heavy stone wheels.
"Uh oh," Daring Do exclaimed. Then huge spikes burst out of the big wheels. "Rolling circles stones!" Daring Do said, "With spikes!" Daring Do wasted no time of running away as the stones started to roll towards her.
"Not again!" Daring Do exclaimed, "And my wing is still disabled! So now what?!" So Daring Do continued to run away.
Meanwhile, Dr. Caballeron and his henchponies started to search for Daring Do. "Keep an eye out," Dr. Caballeron said seriously, "We need to find her! And make her pay for what she did to me!" "Don't you mean us?" a henchpony asked. "Shut your hole!" Dr. Caballeron shouted.
Suddenly, Daring Do ran by and pushed him aside. "What the hell?!" Dr. Caballeron exclaimed, only to get squished by the rolling spiked stone. "Ugh!" he groaned as Daring Do ran off the rolling stones still chasing her.
"Luckily, you weren't needled," one henchpony said. "Shut up!" Dr. Caballeron shouted. Daring Do came up with a plan. "I have one shot at this!" Daring Do exclaimed. Daring Do immediately grabbed a vine and swung around a tree, dodging the spiked rolling stones. The stones ended up crashing into a Cliffside and destroyed each other.
"It's done now!" Daring Do said, "Now it's time for a break!" And Daring Do walked off to wherever she is going next. Just to take a short break. "Ok," Daring do said, "That was too much excitement."