24-GNIIIK-GNIIIK!!!!

GNIIIK-GNIIIK!!!! Professor von Volt packed his things. Then he shook hands with the father yeti, who moved the ROCK that hid the entrance. Outside of the cave, I saw a helicopter the color of Swiss cheese. The professor climbed into the pilot's seat and switched on the engines. The helicopter began to rise in the air. A HUGE steel box dangled from the bottom. It contained all of the professor's lab equipment. Professor von Volt waved his paw. "Good-bye, Geronimo! I hope to see you soon, dear friend!" he called out. Good-bye!

Soon, the helicopter was just a speck in the sky. The yetis peeked out of the cave. I think they were sad to see the professor leave. I

was, too. He really was one fascinating mouse. Before I headed out, I took one last look at the yetis. It was too bad I wouldn't be able to tell anyone about them. But I had promised the professor. And a rodent's promise is a promise. Just then, I noticed the little cub peeking out from his mother's paws. "Get well soon, little guy," I whispered. Then the most amazing thing happened. The cub lifted his little paw and waved at me! "Gniiik-gniiik!!!!" he chirped. "Holey cheese!" I laughed, waving back at him. Maybe telling the world about the yetis wasn't the most important thing after all.