"Psst" said a small bear out of the shadows in the Wicker District. I turned around and knew it was Droopy's operative. He pulled out this object, what is it? The operative said "Droopy wants you to have this, all archaeologists need one." I was still confused, then it dawned on me when the operative started humming the theme to Indiana Jones.
The operative and I had a discussion about how to use the whip then all of a sudden sirens started blaring (you know the Wicker District is dangerous at night). The operative turned to the right, then to the left and said he had to go.
One last picture of the operative heading back into the shadows of the Wicker District. Who knows what messages or packages he will deliver next.
I must admit I do look fetching with my new whip and I certainly look like a real archaeologist. Let's see how this thing works. Whip it backward. **Snap**
. **Snap** Whip it forward. **Snap**
Looks like I caught a ball. Not bad for an up and coming archaeologist. I wonder if they teach whipping and adventuring when students study archaeology at college?
Thank you Droopy for the cool whip (and other items soon to be blogged about in a future episode of Little Fox, Archaeologist).
Thank you Droopy for the cool whip (and other items soon to be blogged about in a future episode of Little Fox, Archaeologist).







