0043-Shall I Send...
Author: Calendula
last update2025-01-03 17:35:03
Suddenly, the headlights of the two Hummers parked behind them went out, and the forest was instantly plunged into darkness.

They were startled, exchanging glances, wondering who had turned off the lights of their vehicles.

There was no sound of an engine, just the soft rustling of wind among the trees.

Maxi furrowed his brow.

"Who did that?" he muttered, his voice a mix of confusion and anger.

However, he refused to let fear cloud his judgment.

"Stay alert!" he ordered firmly, then gave commands to his men.

"Point your guns! Shoot Zander the moment you see him!"

The men nodded, though fear was starting to grip them.

Everyone knew this night could end badly, but retreat was not an option.

The thick, suffocating darkness of the forest seemed to swallow them whole. They couldn’t see a thing!

Maxi quickly turned on his handheld flashlight, but the light only illuminated a few meters around them.

Every moving shadow beyond the light’s reach only intensified the tens
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