Gameknight was now filled with panic. He couldn't do anything except talk. "Dad!" he yelled to the darkness. "Jenny! Anyone. Help!" but as he yelled he felt someone's presence. "Help!" His voice started to give out again. "Help, please."

Finally he heard a voice, "Gameknight...Gameknight. Talk to me!" It was Hunter.

His voice could only whisper now. "Hunter, help."

"Gameknight, is that you?"

Hunter had heard him. "Yes....now help. I'm stuck." His voice now fully gave out but as it did Huger came into the clearing.

"Gameknight, please say something." Her voice was desperate, "Gameknight!"

He tried to yell back but he could only watch as she sat down right under him. It was too dark. She couldn't see him. To his surprise, she started to cry, "Gameknight, this is worse than you going back to the physical world."

He tried to say something, anything but then he heard another familiar voice. It was stitcher. "Hunter, Hunter, are you OK? What's wrong!"

"I heard him. He needs help. He said he is stuck."

hunter stopped crying and looked up at her sister. "I'm not leaving till I find him."

"But Hunter you can't st--" Hunter cut her sister off.

"No! He needs help. He's my best friend!"

This caught Gameknight by surprise. He couldn't hold it in any longer. He started to cry. He wanted to say, "Hunter. I'm here. It's OK" but he was stuck. He couldn't move or talk. All he could do was shake his head so he did as hard as he could, trying to get her attention but it was no use. They all sat there until a tear from Gameknight fell on Hunter.

"Don't cry....please."

"I'm not," Sticher said surprised.

"Then what?" She looked up right at Gameknight. He shook his head as hard as he could. "Sticher. Something is up there." She slowly pulled out her bow. It's purple glow cast light across the walls, just enough to let Hunter see Gameknight.

"Is that you, Gameknight? Sticher, it's Gameknight! Gameknight, tell me you're OK." He nodded. "Can you talk?" He shook his head. She looked up at him, her eyes sparkling with a purple glow. "I'll get you out. Don't worry." She pulled out an iron sword and sliced the ropes the zombie had tied him up with. When the ropes were gone, she started on a web, "Gameknight, I can't break it. It's too hard. I need a diamond sword. It won't appear in my hand."

"Nor me," Stitcher added.

Hunter placed torches around the area. "Stitcher, go get Monet and Monkeypants. Let's hope Monkeypants is a dream walker."

"OK, Hunter." Sticher disappeared and left Gameknight and Hunter by themselves. When she started to hack at the web, Gameknight realized what he needed. He mouthed the words to Hunter, but she was busy with the web. Then he heard the sound of his dad, "Tommy!" Worry filled his voice. Then he emerged from the tunnel.

"Over here!" Hunter yelled.

"Oh, Tommy, I was so scared," his dad said relieved. "Here, Hunter, I have a diamond sword."

"Thanks, Monkeypants." She placed some cobblestone blocks to reach Gameknight's five block high prison. She sliced the webs with ease, but on the last one he tried to stop her for he couldn't catch himself but she didn't see his signals. He fell down and flashed red. Now he was completely still.

"Oh my gosh! Gameknight, are you OK?" Hunter said in a worried tone. Gameknight just stared at the stone wall deep in thought. Hunter picked him up. "Gameknight, please say something." He just kept staring. His dad just stepped in front of him. Gameknight just stared into his brown monkey eyes and mouthed the words, "Wake up."