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I was beyond excited as the four of us made our way over to the loading dock, packed tightly in raincoats to protect us from the storm. A large trailer was already waiting and a handful of other keepers had shown up to assist. The miserable weather was soaking the ground and making it much harder to communicate.
"Right, let's get our new friend off the truck. He’s been in there for about ten hours now, I’m sure he’s dying to stretch his legs," Nissan shouted, waving to get the attention through the curtain of rain. "I need two of you to open the loading door. Felicity, Aaron."
The two other interns bolted towards the heavy doors and slowly pulled them open. The truck reversed towards the gap and halted right in front of the dock, water pouring off of the side.
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