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Hell Hound Woof
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Nikolai stirred in the bunk that he was in, he looked around and saw a canvas roof over his head. He propped himself up on his left elbow and saw a bedside table, he spotted a glass of water, some kind of bread, and a bit of gauze. He reached for the water and began chugging it, he looked around and then sat up in the bed his legs dangling over the side. He looked around and spotted a huge open wall, it had a view of the beach. He gripped the underside of the bed and got a bit panicked. The dream wasnt a dream, Eira was real, his mother was a Norse goddess, and he had really rode on the back of Valkyrie's horse to a summer camp. He put his hand over his face and dragged it down.
"What the hell is going on..." Nikolai said tiredly.
He grabbed the glass of water and downed the rest of it. He stood on shaky legs and walked to the view of the beach. There were other beds around his, some had people in them, burn marks, a few cuts and bruises on some, some with casts on. Nikolai looked around the space and recognized it to look like an old medical tent. Supported by wooden logs and the entire building made of walls of canvas tied, and sewn together. He made it to the view and leaned on the log to the left, he just sat there staring at the view the glass which previously contained water in his right hand. He listened to the roar of the water and the bustle of the camp, metal clanking against metal, a few grunts, the sounds wood and string creaking then a command and several mismatched thudding sounds.
"What the hell is going on..." Nikolai said tiredly.
He grabbed the glass of water and downed the rest of it. He stood on shaky legs and walked to the view of the beach. There were other beds around his, some had people in them, burn marks, a few cuts and bruises on some, some with casts on. Nikolai looked around the space and recognized it to look like an old medical tent. Supported by wooden logs and the entire building made of walls of canvas tied, and sewn together. He made it to the view and leaned on the log to the left, he just sat there staring at the view the glass which previously contained water in his right hand. He listened to the roar of the water and the bustle of the camp, metal clanking against metal, a few grunts, the sounds wood and string creaking then a command and several mismatched thudding sounds.