I returned back to base camp by midnight with my mind still baffled about Talen. He was like a brother to me and to think he had lost his desire to live was making me crazy. I was highly disturbed, but that didn’t mean I could get a pass from my duty.
We were gathered in a hallway where the seniors were giving us some instructions for the morning. I don’t know what else had happened before that time, but everybody was acting weird. I would look around and see sweats forming on my fellow Cadets' foreheads.
“What is going on?” I whispered to the one on my right when the seniors and the head were not watching.
“Something is wrong!” he mumbled before I noticed that one of the Cadets was being sent out to check up on Mark, who hadn’t left his room since last night. I wondered how the head
