'Guys Come See,'he bellowed to his friends after entering the Cabin, the trio raced themselves to Randy and entered the room from descending order of fastness. The Cabin was vacant except for a hollow covered by thin nets that closed themselves immediately Sesson the fastest among the three ran into it, Roden tore the net and pulled Sesson out, but not without feeling the presence of an unseen force around him for sometime. Cherry looked around the Cabin amid the feeling and found a door behind himself which he pushed to find a weak green glow coming from a particular spot in the room. He entered the room with his friends and then he walked steadily to the green glow which was coming from a fireplace, he kept wondering why the light was green until he found a hard textured book on a chair beside the fireplace, he picked the book up and then suddenly they heard a loud horse neigh outside the Cabin, they all stood still for awhile as they looked at Cherry who hugged the book to his chest. They watched the door of the first room move slightly from its open position and looked on as swords came in, then followed by legs and then two men with the swords came in, they looked in the direction of they boys who had began to jump through the Cabin's small window, the men rushed out of the room and saw the boys fleeing with bicycles and then they mounted their horses to follow the boys who they didn't see anymore.
Cherry opened the book and flipped through the pages until he met a word written in a legible manner, he read the word out and then they felt a gush of wind, followed by a sudden calmness, then the fruits of a tree above them began to fall in an amount that surpassed its yield. He shut the book tightly after getting a glimpse of interesting words. The falling fruits stopped and then Roden hit him on the head. The book he was holding was snatched out of his hands and he was about to rebuke the snatcher when he saw the men who were chasing them right in their front, the man behind the snatcher picked up a fruit on the ground and began to eat while the boys looked at them in awe of their locating abilities.
Cherry recited the words he had seen quickly that no one heard it, then the book in the hand of the man changed its component before the man could open it, Cherry smiled mischievously and brought his fingers together and interlocked them with each other.
'Well well well', the man with the book said,' so this is the famous book, the one everyone has been babbling about.' Cherry watched him use the olden accent of his town and knew immediately that something was amiss because of their accent, their robes and the horses and then their protruding moustaches. The man with the book opened it and read out the first sentence he saw for gold coins to rain down but nothing happened, he waited until a fruit fell on his head to throw the book back to Cherry.
'Is that it?' his fellow asked.
'No, I knew there wasn't such book,' he bellowed at his fellow,' the king and Prince only made foolish requests to get everyone on their feet and help them fight witchcraft! It was all a lie.'
'At least those boys thought it was true,'his fellow said as they rode out, he gave his fellow a loud slap on the head as they left the boys after making a turn.
Cherry turned to the boys behind him only to see them feasting on the fruits on the ground, a feeling of a great mist being around him came upon him and he soon left the boys, he stamped his feet on his way out and nothing happened, he clicked his fingers and still nothing was the result, then he clapped his hand twice rapidly but mistakenly and the book disappeared along with the fruits and then the boys rushed to him as they went to the bush where they hid their bikes.
The boys got to their bikes and rode it to Roden's house, Roden and Randy's sisters were no where to be found while town settlers helped put down a fire which had burnt the house, after putting it off, they found building materials around the environs which they used to help renovate the house.....·
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