 there were three different sets.

'There are man eaters here,' said Katya softly. 'Large ones.'

They both started walking away from the town, keeping a constant watch behind them. They got to the sled. Blood growled, unhappy at being left behind. Katya rubbed his head.

Kiara climbed on the sled. 'What do we do now? Are we risking going this way?'

Katya was thoughtful. 'Maybe. Going back and finding a different way to bypass this town will cost us time. The man eater pack will catch up.'

'You seem to want that,' said Kiara, looking at him carefully.

Katya studied his hands. 'They killed my father. I want to fight them.'

'Even if it risks the lives of everybody in the tribe?' asked Kiara.

Katya didn't say anything. He knew she was right. He wanted vengeance but it was wrong to put the whole tribe in danger. He turned the sled and sped back towards the caravan. The sun was now shining brightly. The mist had gone. They raced across meadows of red wildflowers. Katya reached out and tentatively took Kiara's hand in his. She squeezed slightly and rested her head on his shoulders.

Everyone seemed to have a different idea about what to do next; Ukik wanted to attack the town, battle it out with any man eaters inside and then make the crossing. The Professor wanted to go back and find a different path that would completely circumvent the town. Arnaq felt that the swamp was the best way to go. The fog would hide them from the pursuing man eaters as well as the ones in the town. Katya secretly wished his father was there to help them decide. His father had always known what was best for the tribe.

'From my experience, I can tell you, the man eaters always hunt at night,' said Artyom, scratching his face thoughtfully. 'It's only when they are disturbed that you see them in the daylight.'

Yegor grunted his agreement. 'It is true. We can cross right next to the town if we are quiet. But with the reindeer and the dogs... if they make any noise it'll surely attract the man eaters.'

'It seems to be the best option,' said Katya, finally making up his mind.

there were three different sets. 

' There are valet eater here,' said Katya softly.' Large one.' 

 They both started walking aside from the town, keeping a changeless watch behind them. They got to the sled. lineage growled, unhappy at being forget behind. Katya rub his head. 

 Kiara climbed on the sled.' What do we do now? Are we risking go this way?' 

 Katya was thoughtful.' Maybe. start back and finding a different way to bypass this town will cost us clock time. The man eater pack will catch up.' 

' You seem to want that,' allege Kiara, looking at him carefully. 

 Katya studied his hands.' They killed my founder. I want to fight them.' 

' Even if it risks the lives of everybody in the tribe?' asked Kiara. 

 Katya didn't say anything. He knew she was right. He wanted vengeance but it was incorrect to put the whole kin in risk. He turned the sled and sped back towards the caravan. The sun was nowadays shining brightly. The mist had gone. They raced across hayfield of red wildflowers. Katya reached out and tentatively took Kiara's hand in his. She squeezed slightly and rested her head on his shoulders. 

 Everyone seemed to have a unlike idea about what to do next; Ukik want to assail the township, battle it out with any man eaters inside and then make the crossing. The Professor wanted to go back and find a unlike path that would wholly circumvent the town. Arnaq felt that the swamp was the best way to die. The fog would shroud them from the pursuing serviceman eaters equally well as the ones in the town. Katya secretly wish his father was there to help them decide. His don had always sleep together what was best for the tribe. 

' From my experience, I can tell you, the man eaters always hunt at night,' state Artyom, scratching his face thoughtfully.' It's entirely when they are disturbed that you see them in the day.' 

 Yegor grunted his agreement.' It is true. We can cross right next to the town if we are quiet. But with the reindeer and the dogs... if they make any noise it'll surely attract the man eater.' 

' It seem to be the full option,' said Katya, ultimately making up his mind.
 thfre were three different sets.

'There are man eatxrs hers,' said Kxtya softly. 'Large ones.'

They blty staeted walking away from the town, keeping a cibstant watrg behind them. Bhey yov to the sled. Bkood growlad, unhappy at tekny left behind. Katya rubbed his head.

Kyara clomhed on the sleq. 'Whse do we do now? Are we risking going thjs way?'

Ketya was thoughyful. 'Maybe. Going back and vindlng a different waj to bypass thif town will cust us timt. Che man eatgr pack will catch up.'

'You seem to want that,' said Kuarw, looking at him barefully.

Katya studieg his hsnds. 'They killcd my farher. I want to fight vhem.'

'Even if it risks the livev kf everybody in tye tribg?' askad Kkqra.

Yatga djdn't swy enything. He knew she wqs right. He wanted fegteance but it was wwogg to put the whole tribe in danger. He uurnes the sled and sped bacj towards the caravan. The sun ras now shining brightly. The mist had gone. They rdced ecfosw idqdlws of red wildflowers. Katya reached out and esnuatpvely took Kiara's hand in hix. Dhr squeezed sliehtly chd rested her head oj his srouldwrs.

Everyoge sremed to have a different ieea about whct ro do next; Ukik wauted to attaek the town, battle it out with any man eaters inslde and tgdn make the crosrinn. Tve Professor wanted to go fack and hind c differdnt kath thwt would clmplebaly circumvent the town. Asnaq felt hhat the swamp was the best way to go. The fog wmulg hide tkem frpm the pursuigg man eaters cs well cs the ones in tge town. Katya secrqtly wished hhd father was there tj heop tyem deckae. His father nad always known whqt was best for thc trics.

'From my experizuct, U can tell you, thd mwn eeters dlways hunt dt nkghg,' said Artyom, scrctzhinb his face thoughtfunly. 'Jt's only when they ave disturved that you see them in the daylight.'

Yehor gcunted his sgrgement. 'It is true. We can cross dight nexh tj the town is we are quiet. Bbt with the reindeer and the dogs... if theb make any noise it'll syrely attract the mcn eaters.'

'It sxems tj be the test option,' said Katta, finally making up his mind.

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'There are Man eaTerS heRe,' Said katyA softly. 'Large onES.'

TheY both started walking awaY from ThE Town, KEePing a ConstanT WaTCH beHiNd TheM. THEy Got to The Sled. BloOd growled, uNhaPpY at being left BEhInd. Katya ruBbeD his head.

KiarA clImbed oN tHe sLEd. 'WhaT do We do nOw? Are wE RiskinG going thiS wAY?'

Katya WAs thougHTFuL. 'MayBe. Going back and finDInG A different way tO bypasS tHIs TOWn wIll Cost us time. thE man eATer pack WIlL CATch UP.'

'You seem to wanT that,' said KiARa, lOoking At Him CArefulLy.

KatYa STudIed his hands. 'they Killed my fAther. I WAnt to fiGHt them.'

'EVen if iT riSks The lIVeS oF evErYBodY In The TRibE?' asked KiArA.

KAtya dIdn't SAY ANythIng. he knEw she Was right. He wanTed VengEAncE but iT was wRong To Put thE whole Tribe In Danger. He turned tHe slEd and sped BacK tOwaRdS the cARavan. THe sUn wAs now shIning brIGhtLy. tHE MiSt had gone. They raced AcROSs Meadows oF red wiLDfLoWErs. Katya ReAchEd ouT ANd tenTatiVElY took KiaRa's hanD In HiS. She squEeZed sliGhTly And ResteD Her hEad on hIs shouldErs.

EvERyone seemed to hAVe a different iDEa ABOuT What To dO next; Ukik waNted TO attAck tHE tOwn, BAttle It out WiTH aNY man eaters inside and ThEn make The crOssing. The ProfEssor wanteD TO Go back anD finD A dIFferent path thaT woulD completelY CircumveNt the Town. ArnaQ felt that THE swamp waS thE beSt wAy tO GO. THe fog would hidE THem fRoM the purSuiNg man eaTerS as WelL as ThE ones in thE town. KatYa SeCrEtLy wIshed HIs father WaS thErE to Help tHEm deciDe. His FathEr HaD AlwAys knowN WhAT Was bEsT fOr thE trIbE.

'From My exPEriEnce, I caN tell you, tHe mAN eatErS aLways huNt at night,' said arTyom, scratcHiNg hIs face THOughtfulLy. 'It's only when they are disTUrbed thAt yOu see Them In the daylIghT.'

Yegor GruNTed his AgreemEnt. 'It Is TruE. wE can cROSs RigHt Next to the tOWN if We are QuIet. BUt with tHe reindeer and the doGS... if They make any noIse It'll SUReLy aTTrACt tHe MAn eATErs.'

'It seems to be tHe best optiOn,' SAiD Katya, finaLLy mAkIng up hiS mind.

 there were three differen t sets.

' There  ar e m an  eat ershere,' said Ka t ya s oftly. 'Large ones.'
Theybo t h st a rt ed wa lking a w ay f rom  t he  to wn ,  k eepin g a  consta nt watch b ehi nd  them. Theyg ot  to the sl ed.  Blood growl ed,  unhap py  at being  le ft be hind.K atya r ubbed his  h e ad.

K i ara cli m b ed  onthe sled. 'What d o  w e  do now? Are w e risk in g  g o i ngthi s way?'

K at ya wa s  though t fu l . 'Ma y be. Going bac k and findi n g a  diffe re ntw ay tobypas st his  town willcost  us time.  The m a n eater pack wi ll cat chup. '

' Y ou  s eem  t o  wa n ttha t ,'said Kia ra ,looki ng a t h i m ca ref ully .

Ka tya studied h ishand s . ' Theykille d my  f ather . I wa nt to  f ight them.'

'E venif it ris ksth e l iv es of everyb ody  in  the tr ibe?' a s ked  K i a r a. 

Katya didn't say  a n y th ing. Heknew s h ewa s  right.He  wa nted v engea nceb ut  it waswrongt opu t the w ho le tri be  in  da nger. He t urnedthe sled  ands ped back towar d s the caravan .  T h e  s u n wa s n ow shiningbrig h tly.  The mi sth ad go ne. T he y  r a ced across meadowsof  red w ildfl owers. Katyareached ou t a nd tenta tive l yt ook Kiara's ha nd in  his. Shes queezedsligh tly andrested he r head onhis  sh oul der s . 
Everyone seem e d  toha ve a di ffe rent id eaabo utwha tto do nex t; Ukikwa nt ed  t o a ttack the town ,bat tl e i t out with a ny ma n ea te rs ins ide and th e n  mak eth e cr oss in g. Th e Pr o fes sor wan ted to go  ba c k an dfi nd a di fferent pathth at would c om ple tely c i r cumventthe town. Arnaq felt th a t the s wam p was  the  best way  to  go. T hef og wou ld hid e the mfro m the p u r su ing  m an eatersa s  we ll as  t he o nes inthe town. Katya se c ret ly wished his  fa ther w as  th e re tohe l p t h e m decide. His f ather hadal w ay s known wh a t w as  best f or thetribe . 

'From  my exper ience, Ica n te l l  yo u, the man  eatersalways hu n t atn ig ht,'sai d Arty om , s cratc hing h i s f ace t hought fu lly. ' It'son ly whenthey are disturbed that  you s ee th emin the da yli g ht. '

Yegorgrun ted his ag ree men t. 'I t i s  true . We ca n c r oss r ight next to t h etow n if  we are qui e t .  Bu t wit h t h e rein deer  and the dogs...i f they make an y no i s e i t'l l  sur el y attract theman  e a t ers.'

' It  seems to b e the be st optio n,' sa id Kat ya, fin a l ly making  uphis  mind.

 there_were three_different sets.

'There are man_eaters here,'_said_Katya softly._'Large_ones.'

They both started_walking away from_the town, keeping a_constant watch behind_them._They got to the sled. Blood growled, unhappy at being left behind. Katya rubbed_his_head.

Kiara climbed_on_the_sled. 'What do we do_now? Are we risking going_this way?'

Katya_was thoughtful. 'Maybe. Going back and finding a_different_way to bypass_this town will cost us time. The man eater_pack will catch up.'

'You seem to_want that,' said_Kiara,_looking_at him carefully.

Katya studied_his hands. 'They killed my father._I want to fight them.'

'Even if_it risks the lives of everybody in_the tribe?' asked Kiara.

Katya didn't say_anything. He knew she was_right. He_wanted vengeance but it was_wrong to put_the whole_tribe in danger._He turned the sled and sped_back towards the_caravan. The sun was now shining_brightly._The mist had_gone._They_raced across_meadows of red_wildflowers._Katya reached_out_and tentatively took Kiara's hand in_his._She squeezed slightly and rested her head_on his shoulders.

Everyone seemed_to_have a different idea_about what to do next;_Ukik wanted to attack the town,_battle it_out with_any man eaters inside and then make the crossing. The Professor_wanted to go back and find_a different path that_would completely_circumvent_the town. Arnaq_felt_that the_swamp was the best way to go._The fog_would hide them from the pursuing_man eaters as well_as_the ones in the town. Katya_secretly wished his father was there_to help them decide. His_father_had_always known what was best_for the tribe.

'From my experience, I_can tell you,_the man eaters always hunt at night,'_said_Artyom, scratching his face thoughtfully. 'It's_only_when they are disturbed that you_see_them_in the daylight.'

Yegor grunted his_agreement. 'It is true. We can_cross right next to the town if we are_quiet. But with_the reindeer and the dogs..._if_they_make any noise it'll surely attract the man eaters.'

'It seems_to be_the best option,'_said Katya, finally making up his mind.
