"We are lost," said Tsuna. They were in a wide jungle which had nothing except trees and bushes. The sun was up above the top of the head and they guessed that now it was noon. Tsuna panicked, hugged his head, "What can we do now?!?"

"Tsuna, please do not worry! I will lead you out of here!" Gokudera said confidently.

"Really? Thank you so much, Gokudera!"

"But do you know the way out?" Yamamoto asked. Definitely, all three of them didn't know where to go. "So, why don't we decide on rock paper scissors"? He suggested.

"That is stupid!" said Gokudera. However, it was the best way to decide the way out of the jungle without a conflict between the three people. In the end, the winner was Yamamoto, so they took the right path.

The road was bumpy and hard to walk, Tsuna was afraid that at some point an animal would suddenly jump out and grab them. Yamamoto and Gokudera were not worried like that, they quarreled all the journey because of some bullshit. Tsuna suddenly stepped on something soft and slippery, he looked down and saw a big snake. Tsuna screamed, backed up in panic. Yamamoto caught the snake and threw it away, then he turned to Tsuna, "It's okay. I threw the snake away."

"T-thank you…." Tsuna said. Abruptly, they heard a roar sound. Then, a big bear appeared.

"A, a bear?!"

"Run!"

Three boys began to run away and the bear chased them. Tsuna shouted, "Help! Help me!" But there was no one but them in this jungle. Yamamoto laughed and said, "Hahaha, that's fun!"

"I find it not fun!!!"

Fortunately, they saw a small cave and entered it. The bear was too big to come in, so they were safe. However, the bear refused to leave and wandered around the front of the cave. "I think we have to be in here tonight," said Yamamoto.

"What?!? Oh no!" Tsuna groaned with his sad face.

"Don't worry, Tsuna! The bear will leave tomorrow morning!" said Gokudera.

"I hope so…."