I lastly came back to my sense and let Buddy free from my firm grip, wiping off my tear and proceeding to the poultry farm. Reaching there, I saw the farm at least, fenced all four sides. There were loads of containers of chicken feed. The chicken crowed loudly making ear-deafening noises. Startlingly, two dogs gambolled and scampered towards the fenced gate and snarled at the top of there voices, showing their razor-sharp teeth along with saliva-dripping mouth. The left one was a Rottweiler and the other right was a German shepherd just like Buddy. They hooked their canines in the fence and commenced to pull the barrier robustly, filled with aggressiveness.      

Buddy growled back when she saw them with a fierce-looking face and sprinted to them recklessly, not caring about her forepaw. I need to stop him at under no circumstances and hastened, pulling myself in front. I tried everything: I whistled, yelled, clapped my hands... but she was out of her sense. 

Coming to the scene, she assayed to woof, claw and bite them with mayhem and madness. Tardily, I reached there pulling the out of control dog bringing back his mind and shushed her up to cease. Buddy's growl tempered down and backed away, still with his untame and deadly eyes. I tapped the able-bodied and beefy dog to push her away from them. 

Arriving at a distance, she at least soothed down completely and I graciously retrieved my old normal Buddy, her deadly eyes tuning into cutesy eyes. I gave a sigh relief and advanced to the more immersive world. Wandering off the path, I gazed at the darkening sky. Some stars began to glim and a half-moon could appear beyond the pinkish sky. "Dusk is coming ahead." I said.

I ought to find a nice and enough comfortable spot at once to nap. And started my search for a cosy corner. Checking all of the corners of the paths, I saw a route that wasn't ongoing but ended at a corner. "That would be a cosy corner." I thought and went towards it. The ground was warm and lushly grassy. Impromptu, Buddy hopped on the grass and at that moment the darkness was illuminated with elusive lights of dancing fireflies. I also entered by watching the magnificent twinkling insects. All the steps I performed, the fireflies would get out of their hiding. It was awe-inspiring. The gleams beamed back into my eyes. It was sumptuous. I flung myself onto the soft ground feeling the warmness of soil and coiled myself, snugged as a bug. The fireflies scattered out crowdedly out with celerity. Buddy resting beside me, lying on her sides with her legs extended. 

I laid there, my eyes soporifically half-opened. But then I saw a crammed full of phosphorescent stars in the vast and a vivid and gorgeous full moon over the horizon along with an aesthetic view. The night was eye-popping and glorious. A ubiquitous smile came upon my face. It was extraordinarily eye-catching that Buddy did have his face looking skywards also.

Instantaneously, a flying star, as bright as burning magnesium, curved swiftly and illuminated ominously. It was extraordinarily jaw-dropping.

I suddenly reacted and closed my eyes, wishing to find my way to my family as quickly as possible. 

Then, it went beyond the mountain smoothly. After watching at the spectacular event, I got drowsiness and gave a loud lazy yawn. "Good night, Buddy." I said, closing my eyes again.