“What’s happening?” James said as he grabbed Hannah’s
hand.
“It’s scaring me!” Hannah said. “Are we going to crash
into the moon?”
“I think the prophecy is going to the next part of the
story,” Paul said quietly. He seemed calm, which surprised James.
“What do you mean?” James asked, breathing quickly.
“The woman is going to have her baby,” Paul replied.
As they hurtled toward the moon something emerged from
the dark side of the earth—something they hadn’t seen before. It was large—much
larger than the three children. It was red. And it was flying toward the moon.
“What is that?” Hannah screamed in fright.
The beast was close enough now to see more clearly. It
had huge sinewy wings and flapped them ferociously, propelling itself toward
the moon—and the woman.
“I think it’s a dragon,” Paul stated.
“And I think,” James interrupted, “that we are going
to run right into it!”
He was right. They were headed on a collision course
with the Dragon and the moon. It seemed there was going to be one huge crash
when they reached the woman.
The dragon was getting closer and larger with every
passing second. It was impossibly huge. As it got within a few hundred miles of
the children they could see the dragon had seven heads on seven long necks. It
was a hideous beast. And it was heading toward the woman who was beginning to
have her baby.
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