โ Scribed by Michael A. Susko
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The chameleons' adventures continue after a twister uproots them, and they end up living in a tree by the elephant. The theme of friendship and having adventures mix with a tension between the two. In the end, they find that having adventures works quite well with finding and keeping friends.
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