Camp Buddy Game Novels & Stories

“I was waiting to turn twenty-one so I could make a move on him and he already has a girlfriend?” “What can I say? Don’t always take your time and just go head in. Enough about my brother, are you gonna spend the weekend at my place? Please say yes, we haven’t had a girl’s night in so long.” “I wouldn’t say no to popcorn and a naughty movie.” “Great, we should get ready for game night. Any idea who’s coming?” “A bit predictable if you ask me, his friends and every other popular good looking boy at school and obviously Betty, Sophia and their boring friends.”

With three hundred raffle guests ranging from eighteen to forty-five years old, I cannot afford to let my guard down. The first activity Ashton has organized for the Camp-Away event is a massive game of capture the flag. Divided into four teams distinguished by their red, green, blue, and yellow shirts and bandanas, the participants run amok across the fields and forests, shouting strategies and relentlessly searching for the opposing teams' flags. Amidst the chaos, security personnel weave through the crowd, their black T-shirts emblazoned with bold neon-green letters spelling out "SECURITY."

He pleaded repeatedly, "I'm telling the truth, sir! I really don't go here! I just came to meet a chick, that's all! If you want, I can introduce you—" "Alright, cut it out! What a load of nonsense!" I said, keeping a straight face. "This is a campus, not some kind of brothel! Please watch your language!" Deep inside, excitement had begun to bubble. The image of that female student from earlier flashed through my mind. I had heard rumors about people coming and going here for all kinds of reasons. Could I really have hit the jackpot and run into something like that tonight? The guy quickly pulled out his ID and held it up for me to see. "Look, I'm 25. I've already graduated. I'm not an activ

“I won’t lose.” “But if you lose, you have to bind CP with me in the game.” That last sentence revealed his true intention. Natalie curled her lips slightly and quickly installed the game. Canta is currently the most popular game in America. Its appealing art style and fantasy setting suited teenagers’ tastes, drawing countless fans. In reality, it had existed for nearly ten years, but few people had access to online games back then. “Do you have an account, or should I lend you one?” the red-haired boy asked considerately. “Or should we both use small accounts to solo?”

Olly’ POV Everybody looked very excited after they heard about the long list of games we were playing on camp but they were even more excited about the bonfire we were going to have in the night. It was almost like that was all they came here to do. We were split into groups, each group comprising of two girls and two boys. Each group was made to go hunting around the woods and bring back the materials assigned to them. My group members were Piper, Henry and Jasper and they were all my classmates from grade school so it was really easy for all of us to get along.

Activities can also be held there. "Camping? Grade twelve and grade eleven? Does that mean we’re together?" asked by a classmate as to which Ma’am nodded. “Yes, you’ll all be together. This is not a mandatory camp but this has an additional point in your grades, direct to your card.” I shook my head. Why would they say it isn’t mandatory when they’d add an additional point to those who’ll come, it’s like saying this isn’t mandatory but it’s your lost if you won’t join.

The morning was beautiful but something kept tugging at my heart, I was in the garden, sitting when Ellis came to me. "Hi," I kissed his hair. "Are your friends coming here or are you going there?" I asked. He mentioned that he had a playdate today. "They are coming here, and in three days, I'm going to their packhouse because it's the birthday party of my other friend, Jace," He told me and I nodded. "How come you have friends here?" I asked. "We meet at leadership camps," He told me, indeed, young future Alphas, betas, gammas, and high-ranking warriors are taken to camps to learn their roles in their various packs.

“No kidding, what?” “Apparently Principal Alderman wants a piece on you guy. Y'all are facing Pirates next week.” He nodded like he understood. “That's going to be an interesting game,” as an afterthought he added. “You should come to camp with us.” “Camp?” It wasn't like I didn't know about football camp, I just needed him to explain it to me. “Well, for two days we get to live in the forest and train. If you haven't already guessed it, it was Coach's idea.”

At least I hoped she was only limited to those. “Well, she’s with my mate, Jasper’s mate, and my sister now. Maybe they can get her to keep an open mind.” I suggested and Logan looked unchanged, as if resolved that an open mind would not be possible. “How’s about you finish your lunch and then we’ll all go to the rec room and play a couple rounds of call of duty?” Cam suggested and Sebastian nodded enthusiastically. “Call of duty?” Logan looked stumped. “Great, another new buddy we have to start from scratch with.” Cam pouted and Sebastian laughed before picking up Logan’s plate. “We’ll teach you. And there’s lots of snacks in there. Follow the smell of your food!”

I reached out, grabbed the snake-man, and dragged him along with me. When we finally reached the clearing, everyone was watching us. I also noticed that in just a day, half of the people were gone. Meanwhile, our former class president was missing a leg, and the remaining survivors all bore injuries of varying degrees. "Next, we will commence the role-playing stage. Every player must participate along with their host families. "Those who do not participate… will die." As it spoke those words, the mechanical voice grew noticeably colder. My heart sank completely. Hidden stage? As if. We were clearly just pigs waiting for slaughter.