After an unexpected loud noise, Sabe can’t help but familiarize the sound to somelope he actually knows. It seems to sound an awful lot like Kekere the Dik-Dik to his ears, but is not entirely sure.  
Then, Uganda in a worry-ful sense, asks Sabe what it could be, trying to have him add on to the sentence that he started in the previous page.  
Sabe then lowers his head and shugs it off by fully assuming that it is indeed a dying Fish-Eagle. Uganda is rather confused with his reaction.  
As Sabe descends down the hill, Uganda takes one more look back at the bush over her shoulder in both confusion and curiosity.
 
So, here’s another page! Hope you all enjoy! I plan to hopefully get two out in a row tomorrow.  
This one was fairly easy to do, nothing really striking as of yet, but I can assure you that it’s going to get interesting as the story continues.  
This is just one of those, what I like to call, “Transitional Pages”, where it is needed to have the story flow together smoothly, without it seemingly rushed or slogged. It helps the story segway from one sequence to another.