Chai_T3a
sout("help");
Seeing the puddle of blood on the floor was enough for him to stop his search. He turned his head quickly to avoid the sight. His stomach was beginning to feel weak. He knew that he wouldn't be able to stay much longer in this room without throwing up.
Walking hastily out of the tent, he quickly closed off the flap. He looked into the jungle, trying to find comfort in the calmness of the place. It was deathly quiet. The only sound he could hear being the occasional rustle of the trees. The nocturnal creatures must have went to rest.
Albeit calming, he did wish that he'd be able to hear something. It never seemed to be quiet at camp. People doing their jobs, chatting with each other, the sound of construction, it made the place full of life and character. Rufus's camp seemed to be the complete opposite of that, at least right now. The lack of activity wasn't really helping at quelling his fears for Red Team.
"They'll be back." He whispered to himself. He wasn't completely sure if he believed that though.
With a shaky sigh, he made his way into the half completed house. It wasn't much protection from the frigid air outside, but the last thing he wanted to do was go back into the tent. He'd wait here until Red Team would come back, or until it became to late to attempt to make it back to camp himself. Judging from the state of this place, he didn't want to be here past nightfall.
Walking hastily out of the tent, he quickly closed off the flap. He looked into the jungle, trying to find comfort in the calmness of the place. It was deathly quiet. The only sound he could hear being the occasional rustle of the trees. The nocturnal creatures must have went to rest.
Albeit calming, he did wish that he'd be able to hear something. It never seemed to be quiet at camp. People doing their jobs, chatting with each other, the sound of construction, it made the place full of life and character. Rufus's camp seemed to be the complete opposite of that, at least right now. The lack of activity wasn't really helping at quelling his fears for Red Team.
"They'll be back." He whispered to himself. He wasn't completely sure if he believed that though.
With a shaky sigh, he made his way into the half completed house. It wasn't much protection from the frigid air outside, but the last thing he wanted to do was go back into the tent. He'd wait here until Red Team would come back, or until it became to late to attempt to make it back to camp himself. Judging from the state of this place, he didn't want to be here past nightfall.