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After what seemed like a lifetime, the great ship that had carried over fifty men for half a year finally settled near the shores of the New World and was ready to be departed. The many men hurriedly rushed out, eager to greet the stability of land that was deprived from them for so long, at least, all of them except for Edmund. Instead, he took his time and lingered at the massive door of the ship, taking in all of the new sights before him. He inhaled deeply as a small breeze blew by, admiring how clean and fresh the scent of it was. This was indeed a whole new world.

After another moment or two, Edmund finally made his way to the shoreline and followed his fellow english men to help set up their settlements.

(Oh no, that's fine. It doesn't suck at all. It's a good paragraph.)

Edmund watched as alot of the men were already gathering their axes and tools to go search for sturdy wood and other materials that will be helpful in building their temporary camp. He let out a rather bored sigh as glanced over at the man that was put in charge of their little group. The man was a good few years older than Edmund, but was by no means a weak old man. Edmund suspected that he could probabley do twice what any young man could hope to accomplish. Because of that, Edmund respected him. "So, putting everybody to work, I see..Even after six months of being in a large wooden box. You are such a slave-driver, Joshua."

The man gave a crooked smile and laughed, giving Edmund a good pat on the back that made him lose his balance a bit. "I have to keep them on their toes or they'll go soft on me. Would you like to join them by any chance?" Josh smirked, already knowing what the answer would be.

Edmund gave a wave of his hand and started to walk off. "Not right now. Actually, I'm going to go explore a bit. I'll be back later."

Joshua cuffed his hands over his mouth and yelled to him, "Don't get eaten by one of those nasty bears. I'll have no use for a limbless body."

Edmund shook his head and laughed. "Don't worry. I'll send him over to you. You would be more appealing to a bear than I." With that, he then headed into the mass of trees, eager to explore the environment that he would soon call home.

Edmund suddenly halted after a strange noise had echoed from behind him. Slowly, he looked over his shoulder and scanned the area with an arched brow. After realizing that there was nothing there, he shrugged and then continued to walk on, figuring that the noise came from a species of bird.

(Sorry that it's short. My brain ran from me.)

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Getting past the tangled web of branches and to more stable ones, Edmund looked around for what had made the movement but saw nothing. "Perhaps an animal.." He gave a slight shrug and continued to climb down. Climbing downward, he seemed to be more clumsy and slower than he had been climbing up. He paused about midway to take a rest and then continued down from branch to branch, trying his best to keep his footing. About six feet from the ground Edmund mistakingly put his foot on a dead branch and it snapped, causing him to fall the rest of the way down. With a thud, he landed on his back and knocked the breath right out of his lungs. The only words that he could manage between coughing and gasping were, "Idiotic..Completely idiotic."