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209 THE BLUE FEATHER soon, as he was preoccupied with nocking arrows and was only alerted by the sound of Ronú’s shot impacting the diving beast behind him. He gave Ronú a thumbs up, and went back to launching shafts. The growing pile of dead beasts on the ground below was getting so large that the remaining Gigantoraptors were seen running into dead bodies trying to get to the humans. Bardala then slowed the other flying beast with her powers. This time it was Jonathan’s clean shot that downed the remaining airborne attacker, driving deep into the creature’s throat with a single fatal arrow. It fell in a death spiral out of the sky to join the small mountain of dead carcasses on the blood-spattered ground. For another long twenty minutes more and more furious Gigantoraptors charged frantically out of the deep, dark forest.