As time passed, Fanged grew up and we reached a dark forest teeming with large insects: poisonous spiders, large cockroaches, long centipedes and other creatures. We walked at night through the black forest. To the sound of river water. We went to the river, but after a couple of minutes, Fanged smelled the orcs, and we hid the orcs and talked about some kind of poisoned blood, and the atom that they need to run to a lonely mountain. We sat for so long that we fell asleep and woke up in the morning when we were about to get out. Fanged smelled new smells. Coming out of hiding, I saw a woman and a man. They looked like people, but they didn't smell like people. The man felt my presence. From not knowing what to do, we went to them, they suspected me. I said hello to them and was just being myself. They turned out to be very friendly, but I knew for sure that they were elves. The man's name was Legolas, and the woman's name was Harunoe. They let me go. But they became interesting to me, so I and Fangs followed them.

We reached the city on the water. We and they noticed the orcs on the roof. Legolas and Haruna charged into battle with the orcs. Legolas chased after the head orc and Haruna saved the people in the house. I asked Fanged to look after Legolas, and I followed Haruna. There were people and gnomes in that house. one of the gnomes was wounded. Haruna knew this dwarf. One of the gnomes came running with the royal herb and Haruna began to treat him. She kneaded the royal herb and smeared it on the dwarf's wound. Suddenly an orc appeared. Haruna's swords were on the floor. The orc almost attacked them but I jumped out of hiding and killed the orc. Haruna u knew that I was following them, but she did not get angry with me, but instead thanked me for my help. But Haruna said "if you're sick, don't hide if you want to sleep" and I agreed. Haruna and I went to Legolas and told the atom what had happened. And then I told them about mine and introduced them to Fanged. At first they were wary, but after a while they got used to it.