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The Signal in the Woods

Chapter 2: The Injured Hawk

After walking for about fifteen minutes, the friends heard a strange sound. Flap! Flap! Screech!

 

Flap! Flap! Screech!

Beside a fallen tree, they discovered a red-tailed hawk. One of its wings appeared injured.

“Oh no,” Maya whispered. “It can't fly.”




Ethan looked at the dark clouds gathering overhead.

“We need to find help. This storm looks serious.”

Just then, the blue light flashed again in the distance.

Maya pulled a folded trail map from her backpack.


“Look! There's an old weather station marked on this map. It's not far from here.”

“An abandoned weather station in the middle of a forest?” Ethan asked. “That sounds like the beginning of a horror movie.”


Maya grinned. “Then let's make sure we're the heroes.”


They decided not to touch the injured bird. Instead, they would seek help from someone who could care for it.


As the first drops of rain began to fall, they hurried toward the mysterious light.





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The Signal in the Woods

 

Chapter 1: The Strange Blue Light

Maya was a 13-year-old girl who loved solving mysteries. Her best friend, Ethan, was 12 and enjoyed exploring forests, climbing hills, and discovering hidden places.

One Saturday morning, they decided to hike through Pinewood Forest, a beautiful woodland near their small town in Oregon, USA.

“Do you think we’ll find anything interesting today?” Ethan asked, adjusting his backpack.

Maya smiled. “With you around? Probably a broken shoe or a squirrel stealing our lunch!”

Ethan laughed.

Suddenly, Maya stopped walking.

“Wait! Did you see that?”

Deep between the trees, a small blue light flashed three times.

Then it disappeared.

Ethan stared into the forest. “Okay, that was definitely not a squirrel.”

“Let's check it out,” Maya said.

They followed the light deeper into the woods.

Neither of them knew that their ordinary Saturday adventure was about to become something extraordinary.

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