Gobi Desert Chapter Summaries
Chapter 1 – Mystery
“Hey Chloe, look what I found!” said my younger sister, Christy. “Shush! We are in the library! You should not shout!” I hissed. Christy waved the book under my eyes. I looked at the book cover and said, “This book is about the Gobi desert and it sounds interesting.” I started flipping through the pages. All of a sudden, everything in the library was gone. I found myself all alone with my sister beside me in a hot and sandy desert. I panicked. I didn’t know what to do. Then, I felt the hot wind on my face. I knew from what I learned about ghosts that a ghost was coming. A few seconds later, a white figure stood in front of me. It said, “Thank you for coming to the Gobi desert. You are now a new challenger to the Gobi desert. …show more content…
None of the animals in this universe could use electricity and zap people with its tail except the Gobi worm and the electric eel. The creature was not an electric eel because it thrived in the water. In a blink of an eye, the Gobi worm flew into the air and chased us. Using my full speed, I ran toward the Gobi worm and kicked it with all the energy I had. However, the Gobi worm was too big, strong, powerful, and tough to kick. I then recalled how Gobi worms chase their prey. They leap into the air and start jumping up and down in the hope to smash its victim to be as flat as a pancake. I thought, TOUGH LUCK PAL!!! Equipped with my armor made of foil, I grabbed the sticks, lit them with fire, and started throwing them at the worm. The worm was at least two meters thick and 30 feet long, which was... HUGE!!! I told Christy to keep throwing fire sticks at the worm to set it on fire as I get some more sticks to get fire. We worked well together against the Gobi worm. I wondered how long will it take for us to kill the beast. Our fire sticks were no match to its huge size. The Gobi worm was a tough beast to fight and charged at me like mad. It tried zapping me with electric current, but failed. It tried to cut me in half, but missed. “Shame on you!” I thought. It got really mad and started to drill holes under the hot sand. At this moment, Christy returned with a huge armful of
“Hey Chloe, look what I found!” said my younger sister, Christy. “Shush! We are in the library! You should not shout!” I hissed. Christy waved the book under my eyes. I looked at the book cover and said, “This book is about the Gobi desert and it sounds interesting.” I started flipping through the pages. All of a sudden, everything in the library was gone. I found myself all alone with my sister beside me in a hot and sandy desert. I panicked. I didn’t know what to do. Then, I felt the hot wind on my face. I knew from what I learned about ghosts that a ghost was coming. A few seconds later, a white figure stood in front of me. It said, “Thank you for coming to the Gobi desert. You are now a new challenger to the Gobi desert. …show more content…
None of the animals in this universe could use electricity and zap people with its tail except the Gobi worm and the electric eel. The creature was not an electric eel because it thrived in the water. In a blink of an eye, the Gobi worm flew into the air and chased us. Using my full speed, I ran toward the Gobi worm and kicked it with all the energy I had. However, the Gobi worm was too big, strong, powerful, and tough to kick. I then recalled how Gobi worms chase their prey. They leap into the air and start jumping up and down in the hope to smash its victim to be as flat as a pancake. I thought, TOUGH LUCK PAL!!! Equipped with my armor made of foil, I grabbed the sticks, lit them with fire, and started throwing them at the worm. The worm was at least two meters thick and 30 feet long, which was... HUGE!!! I told Christy to keep throwing fire sticks at the worm to set it on fire as I get some more sticks to get fire. We worked well together against the Gobi worm. I wondered how long will it take for us to kill the beast. Our fire sticks were no match to its huge size. The Gobi worm was a tough beast to fight and charged at me like mad. It tried zapping me with electric current, but failed. It tried to cut me in half, but missed. “Shame on you!” I thought. It got really mad and started to drill holes under the hot sand. At this moment, Christy returned with a huge armful of