105. Rules

The two could only look on as they saw the first two obstacles of the course. There was a large pit dug in to the ground full of mud. The only way to cross it was a shaky looking rope ladder with wooding pegs to grip on to. This would have been a fairly simple challenge if not for the side. It was nearly half a football field in length and the ladder was wobbling. The only way to safely grip it and cross would be upside down.

Farther ahead the two could see that there was a huge climbing wall between two trees. They would have to get across the mud pit and then climb the wall. Their arms were sure to be tire and sore making the climbing infinitely harder.

"We can only see two of the obstacles. If there are more we could be run to the ground after the third or fourth." Jackson was already starting to admit defeat. The obstacle course was too intense. Instead of the ones he had heard f that might have a small mud pit and a few slides or climbing ropes, this one was a monster.