Camp Buddy Novels & Stories

I threw myself on the bed and stared at the ceiling. This is the most boring day of my life. Usually, every day on vacation, I do something that I really enjoy. Either Candy and I will go for a walk or I will join the camping trips that are conducted here in our barangay every first week in the month of April. Camping is completely simple; it's just a natural way of camping carried out by girl or boy scouts. More knowledge and, at the same time, enjoying it, the association seems to have no plans for us. It seems that the budget is not enough, so it is not noisy in the barangay. I was at the peak of my meditation when my phone vibrated. My eyebrows immediately arched when I read Troy's name

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.

By the time I open my eyes, the sun has gone down behind the trees, making the sky an impeccable orange color while the ground is shadowed with a blue hue. “Hey, babes! Want some dinner? The guys are putting together a fire,” Kehlani invites me. I nod, remembering I haven’t eaten since the restaurant earlier today. She helps me up by grabbing my hand. Her is about the same size as mine but a little more bony as she’s a little thinner than me. We walk over to the middle of camp to find wood being piled on top of each other and Jayce sitting on the ground placing small flammable bits in between the wood so when it’s lit it stays on fire.

The camp members gradually gathered around, their expressions a blend of excitement and uncertainty. "Good morning, everyone," I began, my voice carrying across the camp. "I want to thank you all for your trust and your unwavering support. The decision to collaborate with Brad's pack is not one that we take lightly, but it's also an opportunity for us to grow and adapt."

~Trixie’s Point of View~ I awoke with my whole body nearly thrown off the seat, and I lurched forward. The bus was stopped at a large gate with a sign overhead that simply read “Camp New Moon.” The camp was founded by the first Drexel to hold the throne and each Queen has made it her life’s work to ensure all shifter pups have an equal and fair start in life. They need to know survival skills and how to be upstanding members of society. Or something like that.

It is different when he is in his village first. Camp Upuro is a camp consisting of several large tents, tents made of various kinds of fabrics that are sewn together… into a house – without insulation. They live together, colonize. They work together to protect each other, they know because they are in the forest with many threats, so they make the maximum security system. They even bought weapons from western humans. Humans who live far from the forest and dress well.

he asked. "What's so good about the training camp anyway? I wanted to choose it so I can be far away from Larson and other things," I said silently to my wolf. "Agree with him because we need more training. The Alpha camp is a training boarding school where most upcoming Alphas and Betas stay to be trained by the best former Alphas, Betas, and warriors. You may even meet a new Alpha or Beta friend you might work with hand in hand in the future," he answered.

Onyx asked, his brow furrowing with confusion as he glanced between Jade and me. I took a deep breath, preparing to explain. "It's a compulsory camp for college students in my level," I began, trying to keep my explanation simple yet clear. "Basically, it's like this big gathering where students from different colleges come together for two weeks of activities, workshops and bonding. They organize it every year to help us develop teamwork, leadership skills and just to have fun, I guess." I continued, "It's kind of like a break from our regular routine. Plus, they throw in some cool outdoor activities like hiking, campfires and stuff. It's not all lectures and seminars, you know."

Every year we leave for a week, somewhere out of our home town, summer county in Utah, for the annual "camp." Not the kind of camp you see on TV's. With marshmallow roasting, campfire singing, kumbaya hugging, always laughing camp. Well I mean we do those things, Occasionally. I guess it's not much of a camp, it's more of a tournament. A competition per say. Competing against other packs, for god knows what. I guess its to see who has the bigger set of balls. Yes I know it's stupid, Heck even Adam was happily going to remove our pack from ever going back to this "camp." A word only used as an excuse, for alphas, like his dad who had a idiotic rivalry against each other.

I stepped off the bus while my shoes were crunching against the gravel path, and took it all in. This place feels alive. The air was cool, fresh, and smelled like earth and pine needles. Those birds were already chirping somewhere nearby. It was peaceful and surreal. Althea was standing in front of the group with a clipboard in hand. She wore her everyday bright smile and a ridiculous pink hoodie that read Camp Chaos Queen. "Alright, everyone!" she called out. "Welcome to Camp Halcyon! We're going to spend the next week bonding, training, competing, and maybe even accidentally setting the woods on fire, but let's not, okay?"