Chief Tula ran to the dam, instantly spotting Aqua on the ground, where the river used to be.

Aqua was no longer in the shape of a dog. It was just a small puddle on the ground.

"Oh no..." Tula whispered, her eyes wide.

Quickly, she ran over to Aqua, beginning to dance.

In her tribe, there was a special dance that would sometimes summon rain. It didn't always work, but this was the only way to save Aqua, so it's what she did.

The clouds became grey, as they covered the sun.

Aqua, slowly began to transform back into a dog, sitting up, as it panted, still in pain.

Slowly, more dark clouds rolled in, as Tula continued to dance.

'BOOM!' thunder roared up in the sky.

Suddenly, a raindrop fell from one of the clouds, landing on Aqua's nose.

Aqua smiled, looking up at the sky, as more raindrops began to fall.

Soon, the river began to refill, Aqua turning into a dolphin, to swim around in joy.

Tula smiled, as Aqua jumped in and out of the water, squealing with joy.

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Poppy and Barb both stood over Branch, trying to keep him awake, but he kept slipping in and out of consciousness.

"Come on, Branch. Stay with us," Poppy pleaded, placing her hand gently on his cheek.

He blinked, but didn't respond. He didn't even look at her. He was just too week.

His breathing slowed down, until he was barely breathing at all, his colors beginning to fade away, just like the had back in the hospital.

Poppy looked at him, tears in her eyes, knowing what was about to happen. They where too late...

'BOOM!" thunder roared up in the sky.

Barb and Poppy both looked up, as rain slowly began falling down, landing on them.

Suddenly, Branch gasped for air, jumping up, as his colors flooded back into him.

Poppy looked at him in shock, tears still falling from her eyes, as he coughed, slowly gaining back his strength.

"Branch!" she yelled with joy, hugging him tight.

     He smiled, hugging her back, until he remembered.

     His eyes widened, as he pulled away from the hug, worried.

     "Aqua!" he yelled, jumping to his feet, as he ran towards the dam, rain pouring down around them.