Camp Buddy Visual 소설 & 이야기

I didn't know how anyone was supposed to put up with it. On top of that, the campus was full of energetic, good-looking young people. Most of the female students were only around 18. They dressed lightly in the warm weather—low-cut shirts and shorts. Their youthful skin was enticing to look at. All of that only made my already restless mind feel even more on edge. My thoughts took me to inappropriate scenarios, like fooling around with female students. Sometimes, when I passed by the grove, where couples liked to gather, and heard soft moans drifting through the trees, I felt an uneasy pull in my core.

"And there will be a small meeting after that. You know, just to get to know each other and to tell you guys about tomorrow's plan. After that, we'll directly go to bed because we are starting hiking at 6:30 Am tomorrow." The students all nod to Mr Alberty, smiling excitedly. Everyone starts chatting enthusiastically once he places the mike down and sits back in his seat. And I already started regretting about coming to this camp. Finally, the bus comes to a halt and I look out of the windows to see a rock wall on my side. Anything else was invisible in the darkness. "We have reached, people! Grab your bags and get down. We are about to start the camp!" Mr Alberty announces cheerfully throug

“Wait—the camp?” Carolina nodded, bouncing slightly on her heels. “Yes. The self-growth one. With yoga, mindfulness, journaling, cold plunges, guided forest meditations—all of it.” Katherine gasped, covering her mouth. “The one we’ve been trying to get into for, like, three years?” Carolina raised a brow. “Babe. The one that sells out in twenty minutes every year. The one they cap at forty people max.” Katherine was speechless for a beat. “You actually got it?”

When we reached the edge of our camp, I widened my eyes in shock. Numerous other camps spread out, each with its distinct flag - purple, orange, yellow, dark blue, green, and light blue. My heart leaped when I spotted the immense, light blue banner. Unlike Wrath's camp, every other camp had tents, and fires dotted the area. Though demons moved about, they were too distant for me to distinguish their appearances. All camps maintained a significant distance from one another, each establishing its own boundaries.

“Condition?” I nodded. “You give me a proper tour of the camp. No shortcuts.” A small, genuine smile touched his lips. “Deal.” --- Outside, the camp was alive with motion. Warriors sparred in the distance, the clang of weapons echoing in the crisp air. Smoke rose from the cooking tents, carrying the scent of roasted meat and herbs. Aiden walked beside me, silent at first, hands clasped behind his back. I followed his pace, feeling oddly… safe. He showed me the supply area, where crates of weapons were stacked in neat rows. Then the blacksmith’s forge, where sparks flew as molten metal met hammer. Every detail he pointed out was precise, practical—just like him.

The last week of summer camp goes by way too quickly and we’re already on our last day. Which is pretty much just a huge play day. Water balloons and water guns stationed all over the camp. Along with silly string and paint. Everyone’s wearing white, so people can paint their hands on each others' shirts. So far, it’s a lot of fun. I have on white jacket, and it’s already covered with everyone’s handprints. The triplets took my breast spot, saying they’ll kill someone if anyone else tries to claim them.

I will get it when I come back when Nathan might be far from the house or might not be able to save me from him. "Are you sure this is a good idea? Maybe I should have just gone inside, don't you think so? Oh, I will be in trouble. " I bit my nails, looking outside the car in thought. "No one will be in trouble, Dude. Chill." He replied confidently but that didn't stop me from fidgeting. When we got to the camp, I saw several people in their wolf forms tackling each other to the ground, others still in their human forms learning diverse skills.

Sussy said. " And both Annie, Becky and Claire just laughed and rolled their eyes. By lunch, the camp announcement was still the main topic across the cafeteria. Students huddled in corners, talking about tents, snacks, and which teachers would supervise. Sussy had already launched into a detailed “camp checklist,” complete with bug spray, extra flashlights, and “emergency marshmallows.” Claire listened with amusement, Becky with thinly veiled annoyance, and Annie with half her mind elsewhere. Across the room, Damien with his friend, his tray untouched, his expression unreadable. Not far away.

he said, handing me a document in a voice as calm as if he were just talking about the weather. I flipped open the document and saw a photo on the first page. Fabio Lopez, who used to be spirited and arrogant, was now just skin and bones. He was covered in thick black soot and festering sores all over his body, kneeling on the ground as he licked the boot of a Soldato for a small piece of moldy bread. His eyes were dull and clouded, a far cry from his former self. Meanwhile, Reina was in a far worse state than him. The beautiful face that she'd always been proud of was now ulcerated from prolonged exposure to the toxic fumes. What used to be her best asset in seducing men was now a monstrous