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Breezepaw rested after his long, hard work. The sun was starting to set, and it looked like he would be having a little sleepover. Sliding against one of the eggs, he actually...erm...talked to it? "You know, your mother is NO joke."

Tiki dashed for a hideout. The Turkzilla had spotted him though, and was diving in his direction. Landing she searched and sniffed.

[AmberGlaze]

Breezepaw squinted to look around. Maybe he would seen ny sign of the mother. Sighing when he failed, he began to talk again. "So..how's it like being in a case?" he asked.

Tiki's heart stopped as the Turkzilla landed. Gulping, he remained as still as possible. But the Turkzilla was too smart. In one swift motion she captured Tiki from his hiding spot. "Hehe, you're mine now little one!" She said. Placing him in her beak, she took off back to the nest.

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Breezepaw suddenly heard a hawk. "Well, that wasn't too bad." he said, smiling. "Now I can finally get those feathers." Rushing, he picked up all the feathers he could carry and mushed them into his backpack. "There." The Turkzilla landed on her nest and dropped Tiki. Breezepaw turned around to be faced to faced with his best friend. "Tiki?!" Tiki smiled smugly. "In the flesh...for now."

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The Turkzilla caught up Tiki in her beak and looked ready to chew him, when Breezepaw jumped up. "No! You can't eat him!" Spitting Tiki out, the Turkzilla looked at him. "Well, aren't you brave. Your work here is done, so you may leave." Breezepaw shook his head. "Not without my friend!" Tiki smiled. "You tell her buddy!" he cheered. The Turkzilla grinned slyly. "Fine, you may take his bones." Tiki screamed, "No Breezepaw!"

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Breezepaw flew up, and then dived at The Turkzilla's head. "Yah!" he screamed, grabbing her beak. She cawed in anger and nearly stepped on Tiki. Tiki yowled in fright and jumped at the Turkzilla's head. She clawed at him and Breezepaw kicked her in the eye. "RUN!" he yelled to Tiki. The two jumped from the nest and began sprinting across the forest floor. "Faster!" Tiki yelled as he heard the swoosh of giant feathers.

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Breezepaw nodded and flew faster. Tiki, directly by his side, looked back momentarily. The giant bird was right behind him. "Breezepaw, she's gonna catch us!" Turning around as well, Breezepaw did some quick thinking. Looking around, he smiled. "There!" he yelled over the Turkzilla's caws, pointing to a cave. Tiki nodded and followed Breezepaw into there. BANG! There was a sharp force that shook the whole cave. "Little pets little pets, let me in!" yelled the Turkzilla.

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Breezepaw nodded and flew faster. Tiki, directly by his side, looked back momentarily. The giant bird was right behind him. "Breezepaw, she's gonna catch us!" Turning around as well, Breezepaw did some quick thinking. Looking around, he smiled. "There!" he yelled over the Turkzilla's caws, pointing to a cave. Tiki nodded and followed Breezepaw into there. BANG! There was a sharp force that shook the whole cave. "Little pets little pets, let me in!" yelled the Turkzilla.

[AmberGlaze]

Breezepaw was going to say the famous answer back, but Tiki's challenging glare shut him up. The Turkzilla clawed angrily at the cave's entrance. Breezepaw sighed, and looked around. Tiki could tell the Sky Ferrikoon was beginning to think of a plan, and was relieved. Lately, the Ferrikoon had had great plans. Except for trying to make wings...that's what got them in this position in the first place.

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Breezepaw looked and smiled. "Well, Tiki...I have a plan." He began whispering to Tiki. "Listen to me, the Turkzilla keeps opening her beak trying to bite us. So what if we took some of the dirt and rocks, and throw it in her mouth. Hopefully it'll clog her throat. When it does, we escape." Tiki nodded. "Yes, but what if we kill her?" he asked him. Breezepaw sighed. "She does have children, but...it's either her or us." Tiki stared at him. "I choose her."

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Breezepaw nodded. "Okay, we must be quiet. We could awaken things in the cave, or let her on to the plan." The Turkzilla bashed her beak a little farther into the cave, and Breezepaw shuddered. "We better work fast as well." Tiki nodded, and the pair began to pick up little bits of debree and rocks. Cradiling the scraps in their jaws gently, they walked a little closer to the entrance. Dropping his, Tiki spit out the dust and dirt. "This better work, Breezepaw." he muttered.

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Breezepaw gulped...he was thinking the exact same thing. The Turkzilla snapped her beak into the cave, barely missing Tiki's leg. Tiki yelped and jumped back, and Breezepaw picked up a large stone. Tiki did the same, and braced himself to throw it. Breezepaw breathed deeply and then whispered to Tiki. "Ready...set..." The Turkzilla shoved her beak into the cave once more, and Breezepaw took immediate action. "NOW!"

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Breezepaw threw the rocks as hard as possible. Tiki did the same, and then prepared the run. The Turkzilla sputtered and choked, trying hard to cough of the debris. The pets took their chance, and slipped out the side. "Now let's keep running and maybe she won't catch up with us..." But the beating of heavy wings proved otherwise. "WHAT?!" Tiki screamed. Turing around he widened his eyes. Instead of the one Turkzilla female they had battled, there were now about 10 males closing in on them.

[AmberGlaze]

Tiki yelled over the flapping of wings, "Breezeapaw! Turn around!" breezepaw did so and gasped. "Tiki, there's only one plan I have for us now!" He yelled back. Tiki sighed with relief. Breezepaw's plans always seemed to work. "What is it?" He asked. Breezepaw flew faster. "RUN!" He yelled. Tiki nodded. That did seem like a pretty good plan. He ran even faster, depsite the pain in his legs.

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Breezepaw realized that the Turkzillas were closing in. "We need to split up!" He yelled. Tiki glanced at him in disbelief. They could only work as a team. Breezepaw had the brains, and Tiki had the brawn. "Are you sure?" He called back. When Breezepaw nodded, Tiki veered to the right as Breezepaw continued. Half the Turkzillas followed.

[AmberGlaze]

Tiki looked around wildy, his tounge hanging out much like an excited dog. "Well, let's see now. How many Turkzillas does it take to bring down an Albie? It seems to me that it;s five. Well dearest friends, you five have made a truly terrible mistake." Charging foward, he turned all of a sudden and charged to a hidden path. Four of the humongous birds swerved as well, while one rather silly one crashed into a tree. As he teetered and tottered, Tiki let out a mrrow of amusement, much like a cat.