Amazon Trail 3rd Edition Novels & Stories

And then, finally, the forest opened Infront of her eyes. The trailhead almost yawned at the base of the Mystic Mountains, marked by a splintered wooden sign half concealed by moss. Beyond it, the trees stood tall and silent,their branches twisting upwards like skeletal arms clawing at the perfect sky, the darkness behind them that never seemed to lift. Eden stopped at the threshold, taking a deep, cleansing breath, with the earch crumbling under her boots. She pulled her map from her pocket unfolded it and traced the dotted line that showed the three day loop she had chosen for this particular visit with her fingertip.

So long as our people survive, homes can be rebuilt. We continued through town until we reached the dense forest that surrounded us. Atlas's pack had always been blessed in the way of land; rolling hills, dense forests, and mountains that reached the sky. We stopped at the edge of the forest, at the entrance of a community park. There were nearly a dozen hiking trails, and a sign that showed different difficulties.

The rumbling sound of a thunder released a heavy downpour. Having a ride inside the amusement park, the ten container trucks spread out in an orderly fashion. Inside every carriage was a groups of shadow elite squad with a murderous expressions. With each container truck compromising hundreds of fighters, their numbered total to over three hundred. It was a large-scale group. The rain continued to pour heavily. The ten container trucks quitely stop at the sides of the central square. Instead of getting down, the fighters awaited the command of their leader Ricardo Maslow. Many visitors didn't manage to leave the amusement park before the rain poured and where no stranded inside the covered g

The van rumbled to a halt. “You sure about this?” the driver asked over his shoulder. “Next step’s a hiking trail. No wheels past this point.” “I’m sure,” Eden said, hoisting her backpack over her shoulder. The driver hesitated. “You got a signal up there?” “No. But I’ve got a gun.” She didn’t wait for him to respond. She stepped out into the rain and didn’t look back. --- The trail vanished after only a mile. Pines thickened around her. Mist clung low, swallowing every sound. The deeper she went, the quieter the world became, like it was holding its breath.

Bright green, yellow, faded brown and all bunch of colours made up the vegetation. "Woah" she gazed at everything in awe. Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful. The scenery was picture worthy. Vast untamed nature, all around her. She looked back to Carl "This forest... It leads to Lake Creek? I'm surprised there is a cleared path to drive-" she was thrown back into her seat as the car came to an abrupt stop. "Oof! A warning would have been nice" she mumbled under her breath as her hands went to grab her hair out of her eyes. She heard a door slam and her eyes shot open. Carl got out, pulled her bag out of the trunk and yanked her door open

"Y-Yes, Boss Jan." Damn it! Again? This night has the worst embarrasing moments of mine! "Okay now, grab your luggages or should i say camping bags. Make sure that you brought tents for our hiking, and some snacks too," He declared. "Because it's a three day hiking. Grab your suits now and let's get going." All of us, except Boss Jan takes our luggages out of the van and tuck in on our backs. I grab one of my chocolate bars and eat it. Well, i'm hungry you know?