The Guardian Chronicles

by Travis the dog

Prologue

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It was already a pretty bad-looking day when me and my friends got separated. It was late afternoon, spike and I were out gathering materials for our shelter with Big Mac. "are we done yet?" Spike asked. "Almost" I replied. "We just need a few more sticks for our shelter". "I wouldn't call a old cardboard box a shelter" he said. "Well it's all we got so you'll just have to deal" I said.

I looked over to Big Mac and shouted "everything good on your end big guy" he looked over and responded with a "eyyyup". "Good cause I think we have enough we should get back, vinyl's waiting for us" I said.

Spike, Big Mac, Vinyl, and I have been friend since we found each other. I found vinyl when I was only 3 years old as an aura. Then we found Spike, followed by Big Macintosh.

Spike had been my best friend for a while. We really connect and enjoy the company of eachother. Whenever I need a pal he's there for me. But back to the story.

As we walked back the wind began to pick up. We decided to pick up the pace but it wasn't enough. The boom of thunder shook the world. Being a dog I hated thunder it was like a scream in your ear. I looked up at the sky and saw what came next. Millions of raindrops pouring down making giant splashes as we ran for our lives. We had to dodge the raindrops the best we could. We had to drop the sticks in our hands to avoid slowing us down. We saw the box in the distance and vinyl shouting for us to hurry up. Big Mac was the first to make it. But then spike tripped and tumbled forward. I couldn't leave him so I ran over and helped him up. After he got up we darted for the box.

Then I saw the milk crate. It was hurtling towards us! I knew what I had to do so I grabbed spike by his sweatshirt and tail. "Travis what are you-" he began to say before I threw him into the box. It was just me now I had to run before the milk crate hit me. I ran and dove forward but it wasn't enough. The crate hit me and I was sent hurtling back. The last thing I saw was the horrified faces of my friends as I hit the ground hard and blacked out.

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