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Instantly Dunbee was released from her clutches and fell to the ground.
The reptile now filled with anger turned to find the one that caused her pain, but before she could react
she felt a blinding sting between her eyes. The rock fell to the ground.
The reptile was furious when she saw the culprit that threw the rock.
“You will pay for this,” she said, directly looking at Cham.
“I’ll meet you at the whirl wind!” Cham shouted and started to run.
The reptile followed him out of the cave.

“Dunbee, are you okay?” asked San concerned.
“Yes I am fine thank you, but we must go after them,” he said.
“Yes, we will shortly,” said San and he turned his attention back to his sketch.
Once finished he put his hand on the rock and lifted out a chain. He tied it to his spear.
“Let’s go,” he said. Once outside they ran to the whirl wind.

On arrival they saw both Cham and the reptile in the Whirl.
“I hope Cham has a plan,” San said as he watched them being spun around.
Suddenly Cham was thrown out of the whirl wind.
“Come on!” he shouted and he grabbed San.
“Wait for me!” shouted Dunbee and he grabbed onto San’s waist.
They jumped back into the Whirl as the reptile was thrown out of it.

They were being spun around like leaves.
“One,” Cham screamed, “two and three!”
San threw the spear; it lodged itself in the red rock. “Hold on tight,” he shouted.
They were being sucked out of the whirl wind, their bodies were pulled toward the red rock.
They lost grip of one another. Cham and Dunbee landed on top of the red rock.
They lay there for a second, both out of breath.
“Where is San?” Dunbee asked. He was not on the rock.
They looked down and saw the reptile being thrown out of the Whirl once more.
She shook her head, clearly dizzy and started to make an unbalanced walk back to her cave.
They looked at each other and started to laugh.
“What is so funny?” asked San.
They looked down once more and saw a brown spot nestled on the rock.