Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 91

Lucas didn’t really want them to take the risk, but they seemed determined on going.

Finally, Lucas sighed, “I can take you there, but we’re not getting close.”

Eileen responded, “No problem.”

Then she tossed them the green ribbon.

Eddie and Lucas saw the writing on the ribbon: ‘The First Crossroad…

The dots indicated that the sentence wasn’t finished; it was just a half-spoken phrase.

“The hell does ‘The First Crossroad’ mean?” Eddie asked.

Eileen just shrugged, “Beats me.”

Lucas pondered a bit and handed back the ribbon, “Croc Cove Creek isn’t far from here. If we hit the road now, we should get there in about two hours.”

Eileen stood up, “Then let’s hit the road.”

The six of them set off back.

By dusk, they reached the place known as Croc Cove Creek.

Eileen stared at the half-visible crocodile eyes peeking out from the riverbed.

Looking around, she asked Lucas and Eddie, “Do you guys see the blue ribbon?”

Eddie replied, “The crocs move around. We’ve seen a blue ribbon here before, but who knows where it’s swum off to now?”

“So how are we supposed to find it, it’s too hard.”

“Over there,” Egbert suddenly said.

Eileen instantly turned to him, “Where?”

Egbert, with a slight frown and an expressionless face, said, “The ribbon fell off, it’s in the river.”

Eileen turned and sure enough, there was a big croc, laying on a blue ribbon in the muddy riverbed.

The ribbon didn’t just fall off, it was pinned by a croc.

Back at camp, the show director shook his head at Major Warner, “Sly fox, I don’t believe you didn’t foresee this. What made you think to tie the ribbon to a croc’s head? Now it’s fallen off, with all these crocs in the river, I bet you never planned to give them the clue on the ribbon, huh?”

Major Warner just shook his head with a smile, “If it’s Egbert, he can get it.”

The director was surprised, then rubbed his chin, “Really?”

piece of cake for him.”

“Is he going to do

Warner shook his

was surprised, “Then…”

could do it too. As long as Egbert tells him how; with Burton’s strength and reflexes, although it’s a bit

questioned, “Isn’t Burton a

risky, but with Egbert

voice trailed

followed

he was just

Eileen was using a rope from their supply pack, one end tied to a tree, the other in her hand. She tiptoed, leapt into the river.

three or four crocs were already lunging,

with her boots, and the force was so strong

of them was the croc

off it, the blue ribbon floated

head as a pivot, flicked up the ribbon with her other boot,

was quick to retract her feet, avoiding the snapping jaws of the crocs

the swing from the rope, she landed safely on the

was smooth

all took less

her anticipation of the crocs’ movements, everything was pinpoint

was clear she had planned this

time had passed since she spotted the ribbon to the

five minutes.

this whole plan ready to go, and executed it flawlessly on her first

Major Warner in disbelief, whose face

tried, he would have done it easily. How would he

quiet, his eyes fixed on the screen, on the smug face of the girl.

he said slowly,

would have done it the same way.

have been confident about pulling it off,

face, he suddenly remembered what

method, she used rocks to knock down the red ribbon from a distance. Although the method worked, it wasn’t the most efficient. You also said that if she knew how to throw knives, she could have just thrown a folding knife

blinked, “I did say

think it’s possible that she just didn’t want to

looked at the

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