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// Chapter 3: Into the Unknown 
// Story: (Not Finished) The Park Adventures with THE Mane 6 
// by M4i 
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As they walked through the forest, Mordecai, Rigby, and the Mane 6 discussed their next steps. They had to find out more about this mysterious portal and how to close it before any more dangerous creatures or objects came through.

As they brainstormed, they suddenly heard a commotion up ahead. They ran towards the noise and found themselves in a clearing where they saw a group of strange creatures wreaking havoc.

"What are those things?" Rigby asked, fear in his voice.

Twilight Sparkle's eyes widened as she recognized the creatures. 
"Oh no, those are Timberwolves! They're made of wood and can be very dangerous."

The group knew they had to act fast before the Timberwolves caused any more destruction. Twilight Sparkle used her magic to create a barrier around the group, while Applejack and Rainbow Dash charged towards the Timberwolves, kicking and punching them with all their might.

Mordecai and Rigby, not to be left out, grabbed nearby sticks and started whacking the Timberwolves. It wasn't the most effective method, but it was enough to distract them and allow the ponies to finish them off.

After the Timberwolves were defeated, the group caught their breath and looked around at the damage they had caused. Mordecai and Rigby felt proud of themselves for helping out, even if it was just with sticks.

But Twilight Sparkle reminded them of their mission. "We still have to find answers about the portal," she said. "We can't let any more dangerous creatures come through."

The group continued on their journey, with a newfound sense of urgency. They knew they had to find the answers they were looking for, and fast. As they walked, Mordecai couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and adventure. He was in a magical world with talking ponies, fighting Timberwolves with sticks, and searching for answers about a mysterious portal. This was definitely not a typical day in the park.