Previously on Camp Dino, Bo, Zeta, and Gavin followed Tuku back to his hideout, a stranded bus stuck up in a giant tree.

They ambushed Tuku, and while Gavin and Zeta blocked the exits,

Bo dug through the fat monkey's treasures and recovered Gavin's knife, Zeta's necklace, and a

bacusa scroll.

But Tuku didn't give up his trinkets easily. Bo had to stick fight him for it. In the end, Bo won, and with

a little help from Echo, the kids flew away.

Once settled, they unraveled the scroll and realized it was a map of the Bakuza camp.

And now for episode 14, the tournament.

The Purple Rocket Podcast presents Camp Dino. The Oh no! The day of the tournament had arrived and the weather couldn't have been better.

The sun rose high in the sky and a thin scattering of clouds drifted over the treetops.

Sure it was hot and a little muggy, but Bo was used to that now, and he'd much prefer a hot sunny day over a dark wet day, where they'd have to traverse the tournament's obstacles in pouring rain. Most of the kids climbing down from their sleep trees

looked nervous. A few of the more experienced kids had already been up for hours, getting some last minute practice in with their dinos.

Claudia was doing push-ups with their little fuzzy-tailed aquilops on her back.

Tony from the green tree was doing pull-ups on the long neck of his brontosaurus.

Zeta was among them.

She'd taken shoot, toot, and scoot for a morning run and was practicing commands, having them jump over rocks or stop and

huddled together. She was pleasantly surprised with their progress.

Gavin couldn't have cared less about the day's events. He was sleeping in as usual, and by the sound of his snores, wasn't planning on getting up anytime soon.

Bo found it hard to get up too. Despite the beautiful morning full of

colorful jungle birds and the smell of green in the air, he felt exhausted and

unmotivated. He'd been up most of the nights studying the Bacusa map under lantern light.

He Zeta and Gavin had looked it over and talked about it at length shortly after he'd found it,

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