In the peaceful forest of Silver Pine Hollow, a group of kids and their camp counselor set out for a night hike. It was a clear evening, and the moon lit up the trail like a silver lantern.

“Stay close,” said Counselor Mia, holding a flashlight. “We’ll follow the loop and be back before bedtime!”

But after exploring a hidden clearing filled with glowing mushrooms, the group realised something was wrong. “This isn’t the main trail,” one camper said nervously.

They had taken a wrong turn. The path behind them looked unfamiliar, and the trees now cast confusing shadows.

“We’re... lost,” Mia admitted, trying to stay calm.

The Moonlight Guide

Benny swooped low again, then flew a few feet ahead. He perched on a branch, chirped, and fluttered on, leading the way.

“It’s like he wants us to follow him!” shouted one of the kids. Step by step, the group followed Benny through moonlit trails and over gentle roots. Whenever they slowed down, Benny circled back and waited, then flapped ahead again.

Thanks to Benny’s sharp hearing and perfect memory of the forest, he guided them through twists and turns, back to the main trail.

Suddenly, Mia saw the wooden post that marked the campsite loop. “We’re safe!” she cried.