The Mighty Taniwha

By Anonymous -
Walking in the cold breeze to the amazing mural, listening to the voices of the other students.
Smelling the fresh air entering my lungs.
I was surprised how much the tree looked like an actual realistic one.

Curving around the bend I saw a huge Taniwha, it made my heart pound, that thing was terrifying. I’m so glad that is not a real Taniwha.

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