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Fly famous mockingbird |
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Fly |
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Fly famous mockingbird |
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Fly |
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Fly famous mockingbird |
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Fly |
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Fly famous mockingbird |
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Fly |
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Fly |
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Fly |
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Fly famous mockingbird |
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Fly |
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The next morning at the camp Errand Wolfe and Rutherford stood frozen in |
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Awe as the famous mockingbird flew out of the sky and laid the Helping |
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Friendly Book at their feet. The quest for the book had dragged on for so |
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Many years that it's sudden appearance left the men staring in disbelief |
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Unsure of what their next move should be. The shock wore off quickly |
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Though, and Errand Wolfe shot into high gear. He snatched up the book with |
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One hand and the famous mockingbird with the other, and began to inform |
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Rutherford of his plan. He would first kill Wilson, and then put the |
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Helping Friendly Book to work for him |
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With Rutherford's aid he fastened the famous mockingbird to a pole, with |
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Glue and rubber bands, to insure the secrecy of his mission, and then set |
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Out to find the only man in Gamehendge who could handle the job of |
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Eliminating a King |