waratha and yuka fighting to live over a humungus creature the bunyip

Waratha, meaning red flower, sat by a mossy green riverbank watching the orange goldfish swim in the river whilst picking the red flowers that she loved so much. Waratha went to the riverbank almost everyday because she liked the view. Waratha had lovely deep dark blue eyes and dark brown skin she wears a koala tooth necklace around her neck. Suddenly a dark shaded humongous creature took her!

Yuka, which meant a tree, came to get Waratha for dinner but she wasn’t there. Yuka saw part of her body on this dark shaded humongous creature and came to rescue her although he wasn’t fast at running he didn’t care. She was found by a lake against the world’s biggest rock yuka tried to untie the rope so they could get away but he didn’t see the bunyip creeping up on him this creature tied him up as well.

This creature was a strong fearsome bunyip. The bunyip appeared from the gloomy misty lake where Yuka and Waratha were watching the orange gold fish. They were the bunyips favourite food although he had a human flesh it was still fish. Waratha screamed when she saw the again. He had dark scaly skin, sticky out teeth, six terrifying eyes and three chunky long legs. When Waratha screamed it gave Yuka an idea of how to escape. “We are going to shout so people will come! “ He explained. Yuka and Waratha shouted. The tribe heard and came to find them.


When the strong fearsome tribe eventually found Yuka and Waratha they untied them and asked what had happened? So Waratha and Yuka told them what had happened. The tribe told them they were lucky they didn’t get killed because the Bunyip was fierce and tough. So the tribe showed them the way home when they got home they celebrated with the tribe and had the tuna fish that yuka had made.

Aimee Williams