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In a far, far land over a sky-scraping 

mountain range, there was a forest. This 

was the forest home to the most 

dangerous and safe animals of all time.

In this remote location, this baby panda was a 

panda who thought he was left all alone. Or so 

he thinks. 

In the darkness of the forest, a great evil 

roams around causing havoc to other 

creatures. 

The great evil is a creature known as Rip Claw. 

He eats other creatures in the forest and has 

not failed since the Silver Shield, the father 

and mother tag team of the Baby Panda. The 

forest is not only home to the Rip Claw and 

Baby Panda but also to other animals.

One morning, Rip Claw was after another 

animal. This time it was Gustav the Elephant. 

Gustav was shocked to see Rip Claw behind 

him attempting to eat his flesh. 

In shock, he yelled, "help, help!" 

Although he was shouting as loud as he could, 

the panda could not hear him. 

Suddenly it all went silent, there were no 

screams of help. At that moment the panda 

looked behind him. He saw Gustav being hurt 

by Rip Claw, a creature he did not know. 

The panda was stunned to see them, because 

he did not know there were other creatures in 

the forest. However, he ran towards the 

creature for aid.  

As soon as Rip Claw saw the panda coming at 

him, he turned around and ran. This shocked 

Gustav for a moment. 

However, due to his extensive knowledge he 

thought he had a theory to explain why Rip 

Claw ran away.

Gustav had thanked the Baby Panda for saving 

his life. However, the panda was surprised 

because he did nothing. Gustav thanked the 

baby panda once more, and said he owes him 

and left. 

The Baby Panda still in shock decided to have 

some time, to think about what had recently 

occurred. Everything he ever thought about 

the jungle changed, in just ten minutes. All the 

creatures left, and he sat there helplessly. 

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