The Adventure In Coconino National Forest

This is my story. Even if you don't believe me, it's all true. This is a secret, only my serious brother, Marcus, and my sister, Clara takes everything lightly, even murder. But back to the story. Me, my siblings...and my cousins, Rokia, Genina, and Veronica all live in Winnipeg, Manitoba. And in Winnipeg, the weather is at most -9.3°C in winter. So every X-MAS, break we all go south to the USA for camping in Coconino Forest. But if there is one thing that we learned from vacation is always avoid crossing Densely populated cities, as there are really noisy. In Coconino National Forest we are never allowed to go past the river as there are creatures, creatures that will rip you up in 5 seconds. Well, one time my curiosity got the better of me and I asked everyone to come to the other side of the river none of them listened that is my three cousins didn't listen to me. Marcus and Clara wanted to come so it was just the three of us.

We three kicked off on our adventure journey, surprisingly there are Most Dangerous Forest signs with weird creature names everywhere. By watching these names Marcus started worrying that we were going to be picked up and eaten by a Monster called Wallaw Sakndak he read about him online. Marcus, looked like he was going to pee in his pants, and he did just that.

Clara, on the other hand, was not so scared she yelled loudly and didn't hold anybody's hand.

But 5 seconds later she ended up regretting it something was moving in the bushes and we ran into the jaguar habitat. My instincts kicked in and we started running away. Then I saw a creepy entryway and screamed "Everyone shall we open the door". As usual, Marcus was scared but Clara was really enthusiastic about the idea and we opened it. Marcus didn't want to come with us but we pulled him with us. The moment we opened the door there was a tunnel. But you know it is very dark and creepy, Clara suggested using a cellphone torchlight to flick through the tunnel, believe me, it was so scary to see all the skeletons, bats, and spider webs everywhere around the tunnel, but somehow we managed to move along the path which leads us to a tropical island. Anyway, we walked on the beautiful coastline and then saw a village. We had to walk past a relatively calm village and saw a bunch of people chattering nearby.

They all were talking about a monster who threw rocks at them every week. Then it happened again the monster threw rocks at them. I recorded the whole thing while I was running away from the bouldering rock. The trembling rock slowly stopped. At that very moment, we all believed there is really a monster on the island.

So we started asking questions about why is this happening and then the native tribes of the island narrated that "Every 15 days before the full moon we are hearing very loud weird noises and the immediate next day some trembling rocks are falling on the island. Nobody till now dared to cross this mountain to see what it was. Few people tried but they never returned back."

After hearing the story we used our technology like a compass, and GPS...and tried to overpass the mountain to check what it really was.

And we succeeded to trek the mountain and shockingly we figured out it was a Government-Owned Energy plant where the general public is not allowed. We went to speak with the security manager to check what was going on. He was very friendly with us and explained that the whole thing was classified and can't be revealed to the public. But coming to this fallen rock the security general said Rotten Bananas Butte mountain range has a land sliding every 15 days. And about the village people who never came back, the Security officer said "we thought they are Mexican Drug lords and were sent to JAIL ".

I tried to convey that there is a whole village in between the mountains and they are tribal people, not illegal immigrants. After hearing this security assured me that the tribal people will be released after thorough checking.

This information from the security solved the mystery of the island and we went back and explained all the information clearly to the native tribes. They got relief after hearing it and out of happiness they all made a thanksgiving gesture to us and said goodbye. We followed the same route back to our camping site. We had a very good adventure experience, meeting innocent native tribes, enjoying the coastal island beauty, finding out the mystery of weird sounds and imagining there is a monster, finally figuring that it is an Energy plant and meeting the security gave a few goosebumps but finally had a very memorable experience.