It was now around 1:00AM, I had been wandering for hours, and still hadn't come across a break in the trees. I plopped on the ground, maybe I should have just stayed with that Gennete girl- but no, I could find my way out of this forest myself. Atleast I hoped I could. Right now I was starting to have my doubts. I sighed, I was about to fall asleep, when I heard a noise from the árvore behind me. "What-" I jumped out of the way, as the árvore fell to the ground. "Who did that!?" I shouted, looking around. There was nobody there that I could see. Suddenly a voice spoke from behind me. "Nobody did it. The trees around here just fall at aleatório moments." I whirled around to see Gennete. "Are you following me?" I asked, staring at the girl. "Yeah, I don't want you to get lost out here." Gennete replied. "...I'm not going to get lost, now goodbye." I ran off again, wanting to get away from that stupid fairy. After running for awhile, I looked back. Thankfully the fairy was gone. I sat down, and looked around me. It was pitch black, I could only see the faint outlines of trees. I watched as another on fell nearby me, and decided I'd better keep walking- if I stopped for long I'd end up getting smashed por one of these trees. I walked off again, further into the forest. I'm probably just getting myself even mais lost. I thought, looking back. Everything looked the same, árvore after árvore after árvore after árvore after árvore and so on and so forth. There really was no way to tell if I was going in the right direction or not. If I kept walking straight, I'd eventually get somewhere- right? I sighed, I wasn't sure what to next. It was 3:00AM in the morning, I wanted to rest, but I was too afraid of getting smashed por a tree. I sighed, and suddenly I realized I had never stopped walking- where was I now? The forest had changed into a slightly thinner forest, with a stream running through it. It was still nearly pitch black, so I couldn't see much of it. I just decided to stay here for the night, and then I'd keep wandering in the morning. I hoped that the forest getting thinner was a good sign, that maybe I would get out of the forest soon. I laid down on the ground, and after a few moments of thinking, I fell asleep.
