Adartgicgul's sack, with the king's money, went flying.
Little Josh saw when the sack of money landed between the rocks.
"Now, look what you have done. You made me lose the king's money." The giant Adartgicgul frantically searched for the sack of money, but did not find it. He knew he was in trouble with the king. He could lose his land or even his life.
What will Adartgicgul do? His sack-like clothing was filthy, dripping mud and moss, and no one can enter the king's court looking filthy.
"Adartgicgul," shouted Josh, "your mud moss wig looks good on you." Josh laughed out loudly.
The giant grabbed hold of a small tree, roots and all, and swung it at Josh's head.
Josh ducked out of the way and disappeared.
Little Josh knew the hillside very well. The land once belonged to his family; so his great great grand pappie showed in the family tree (that would be the deed).
"We will meet again Josh. This time I will have you for lunch."
"I expect you to be in trouble soon because here come the king's horses," Josh's voice echoed in the distance. Written by L.N.C.
Coming Soon! Expect more adventures of Little Josh and Adartgicgul.
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