After a ten-minute break, I pulled Yuki to get up and continued on our journey. The cries of animals and the howling of wind echoed through the night as total darkness swallowed the wilderness. Feeling afraid, Yuki held onto the hem of my shirt as we moved ahead.
Yuki and I navigated for about thirty minutes when she tugged at my shirt and whispered, “Flynn, you should be able to see Seth’s camp base if you walk ten meters ahead of this forest.”
I looked back at Yuki who appeared nervous. “Wait here, Yuki. I’ll go and take a look.”
Yuki shook her head at the idea of me leaving her alone here. She said, “Flynn, I’ll go with you. I’m scared to be alone…”
“Sure.”
Yuki and I crept forward and arrived at the tree line.
I got a load of Seth’s base. Two bonfires were visible about twenty me
