Wild, Wild, West

Scarlet Johnson was a renowned zoologist. Not only did she go on expeditions to research on the different species that existed, but she also compiled them into books for everyone to read. One such expedition was on the 3rd of July when she left her home in California. She was in for an adventure. She decided to take her research to the next level and go to the world’s most dangerous and uninhabited place on the Earth. The Alaskan wilderness. She packed her bags and set on her journey. It took a few weeks because she was set on going there on foot. After she reached she opened up her bag pack and set up her tent. She sat in her tent drinking coffee and thinking where she could begin her search and drowned in her thoughts she fell asleep. The next day, she woke up with her face to the morning sun and decided to start her day.

She came out of her tent and stuffed it into her bag. She continued walking further into the forest. Until she heard a rustling sound behind the bushes. She looked behind to find a mouse-like creature but had a little more fur. It was like a hybrid between a possum and a mouse. She picked it up in her hands and took out her handy microscope to check whether it was sanitary enough to carry with herself. She found out that it was crawling with different viruses and bacteria! So she quickly placed it onto the ground, washed her hands and kept walking. She found a cave with a polar bear family. She stealthily took out her camera. She took a picture and kept the camera back in. She didn’t find anything much that day so she went to the nearest stable place and set up her tent again. During the night, a strange howling noise woke her. She searched in the darkness for her flashlight and after placing her hand in every corner of the tent. She finally found it and switched on. Before she could zip the tent open, she noticed a dog-like silhouette. Scarlet immediately knew that she was surrounded by a pack of wolves. She sat in a corner and prayed. Maybe this wasn’t the best place to locate her tent.