Satellite Disappointment

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Suddenly a swishing electro sound was heard from behind the locked door which Rocky anxiously sat by. He immediately went to work picking the lock with his claw to open the locked door. Within a few moments, the door was unlocked. Rocky remembered how he unlocked the door last time, so it took him less time to open the door. Once inside, he saw that the interactive satellite dish was making a noise. A message from Shadow was now glowing on the satellite’s monitor. He read the message from Shadow:

Although I was much impressed with your offer to help me battle the Shadow Cat Warriors, I am afraid I have to turn down your offer. I can’t expect you to understand my reasoning, but I feel you are too young to risk your little kitty’s life. If you were older, I would jump at your offer. However, you have no idea what you are asking to do. You are asking and telling me you are willing to die to help in the battle. I don’t think you fully comprehend what battles are. Death usually ends up happening on both sides. It’s not pretty or comforting. It’s raw and bloody. It is disturbing down to your soul. I don’t think your young mind will handle it well. If you want to help, I prefer you stay home and look after John. I know he is upset I am not there. At least with you home, John will have companionship. I know this letter will make you upset. I am doing what is in my heart that feels right. Do you know what you could do? Pray for my brothers, and sisters, and me that we win the fight against the Shadow Cat Warriors. Take care, and wish our team luck.

Sincerely,

Shadow

Rocky stared at the screen in disbelief. He couldn’t believe his sister did not want his help. “I’m more mature than she gives me credit. I know it could cost me my life,” he said aloud.

He began to type back the following message:

Sister,

You underestimate my maturity. I know full well what I am asking to do. I know how to rumble and fight with the best. I always win in neighborhood battles when I play with other kittens. In fact, many no longer want to play with me because I always win the play fighting. I know how to fight paw to paw, claw to claw. I have been taking karate lessons behind John’s back in anticipation of beating the Shadow Cat Warriors with me by your side. Please, reconsider your decision.

In Anticipation,

Rocky, your brother.

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