Slammer

For the Fireworks It was a very beautiful day in the summer of July 2nd 2012 and the birds were getting ready for the Fourthof July. Suddenly, the pigs were swinging from ropes, hanging from floats, coming from underground holes stealing every egg and firework! They also captured all the birds except the Yellow Birds and the Black Birds. They couldn’t think of anything except getting Slammer. Now it is up to Slammer, the Black Birds, and the Yellow Birds to save the other birds, eggs, and the fireworks to make Fourth of July perfect. The three birds couldn’t stand watching their friends and such being tortured. The Yellow Birds were up first. They were in charge of getting the Fourth of July fireworks. He got them by cutting through wood with his super speed. There were fireworks everywhere. Luckily they got most of the fireworks on the forts. Now that they have the fireworks, the Black Birds reported to Slammer they were going to blow the pigs like dynamite. It was pretty easy to destroy the pigs because of the Yellow Birds. It pretty easy because there were still some left over fireworks. There were only two forts left and the Black Birds got the first one right away. But on the last fort no one was expecting … The King Pig. The Black Birds were no match for him. Slammer was their only hope. Slammer 1# shot 50 inches back from the slingshot, and next thing you know…fire! He had no plan but to kill that mean old King Pig, but he was protected by his hard metal fortress. Slammer 2# thought he could use his powers instead of nothing, but of course it only made a dent. But then Slammer 3# came up with a perfect plan. There was a huge firework next to him, and he could blow up the fortress and kill the pig. He tried it and it unexpectedly worked. After King Pig was ambushed, the team of Angry Birds freed the other birds and eggs. Finally, it was July Fourth which most call the Fourth of July. The birds set the fireworks back up and had a great time. Even though the pigs were bad they let them watch it. Then they scared them away.