THE BLUE FEATHER THE BLUE FEATHER | Page 323

314 JUAN FRANCISCO BLANCO ran by. Two of the bison were speared on their way to their doom. Jonathan, to get a better direct-on control of his special powers, told Lena to slide their Gigantoraptor slightly out of line from the rest of the crew. Instead of freezing the bisons’ forward movements, Jonathan decided to have the herd run right over the cliff. The first two bison fell to their deaths. But the remainder of the herd Jonathan controlled and levitated safely over the heads of the waiting warriors below the cliff and far down the valley. All but four of the bison survived this hunt. Immediately, confusion set in with the Atoo warriors when they saw most of the bison flying over the cliff, but not falling to their deaths. The shock of the flying bison gave Tital’s crew the time necessary to force both Atoo G-raptors to the ground. The riders were furious at their beasts. They never even saw Tital, or Bardala coming in after them. The warriors were so engrossed with what they thought was the Gigantoraptors failure to obey their commands, that they were easily levitated off the ground, and turned upside down. With both Tital and Bardala on the ground, they were able to help Viviana control the Atoo warriors. One-by-one they were all turned upside down. Two of the warriors had managed to throw spears, but the spears were both stopped in midair, only to fall harmlessly to the ground. Moka and Eegh were quick to run around collecting all the warrior’s spears and obsidian knives. Even Brilloso, after he jumped off his Gigantoraptors back, brought the hemp ropes tied to his back, to Tital. While Viviana, who had now landed, and Bardala controlled the spooked warriors, Tital tied each man securely. Jonathan and Lena, once the bison were safe, concentrated on the eight men