Novel & Cerita Cascade Ambush Camps

Tsunamis dominated, and chaos reigned. Within a large military camp, several strong warriors surrounded the perimeter of their base and summoned their powers to protect the camp. The camp was large, and it covered a great deal of land. But the warriors were many and strong. Many of these warriors were Nobles, with the few remaining being Ascenders.

He leaves, going into the largest camper in the camp site, with wood paneling on the sides and a chimney protruding from the rooftop. We’re left in the hands of his guards and soldiers. I wonder if bear clans have Betas the same way they have Alphas, but it’s not exactly a good time to start asking. They surround us and grab us, dragging us toward a small, run down looking camper trailer on the edge of the camp site. One of the guards yanks open the door, and we’re all shoved inside. The ropes are ripped roughly from our arms, and then the door slams shut. We hear the heavy clank of a lock being set into place.

None of them show movement in any direction. The answer has been in front of us all this time. The Federation troops have three small camps within a mile of each other. We never understood the significance. Now we realize what we thought were small camps were actually camouflage. The real might of their military is below ground. The camps were never a big enough target for us, and we stayed away.

Tristan asks, letting on the couch in-between Aiden and Shayne, looking over the maps of the grounds with them. "We've places warrior camps strategically within 1km of the borders, that way if anyone needs help, it's close by" Tristan frowns, "Do we have rosters set for patrolling the camps too? While people are sleeping?" Shayne nods, "We've got traps set around each camp as well, we've marked those in red" he points out several locations. Tristan nods, still looking unhappy but listening.

“So, what do we do.” “They are definitely planning on going to the campground. I just got a message that they were pulling several trailers. They watched as sleeping cots being offloaded along with footlockers and 1 of the trailers looked like it was a soundproof room.” Nezerra told them. Ashur started clinching his fist. His breath was growing rapidly. His anger was building. Mason put his hand on Ashur’s shoulder and gave it a gentle squeeze.

Little did I know it was something else entirely, growing inside me, subtle and secret. On the fourth night, as we camped in a narrow ravine, the ambush hit. We saw shadows moving too fast, there were figures leaping from the rocks above. Arrows whistled past my ear, one grazing Kael's arm. "Get down!" he yelled, shoving me behind a boulder.

It was like an abandoned area converted into a battlefield of NOX. “We will not follow the roadways. The unknown scents of beings are coming from camps,” I said, pointing towards the distant brick camp. I climbed up on the highlands diverting the roadway path. We moved forward, hiding behind the camps to prevent ourselves from being seen. Just moments after, there was a blaster sound. I looked back and saw my cars were bombarded and set on fire. This alerted me, so I hurriedly rushed forward. We were following the sneak attack strategy. Without getting shot, we have to cover the one-kilometer distance between the camps and move forward to do the same.

General Kyan may be putting a risky bet on this but he trusted Emery that she could manage to pull it off. “An ambush is one of the most effective ways to make the enemies surrender. A scout just came to a while back and pinpointed the camp where the enemies’ general is currently fighting. Lead the platoon there and ambush them this night. Killing their general will surely weaken their side so I trust you on that mission.”

Gabriella ordered and we all nodded. Xy and I immediately ran to the west side of the city. The camp is usually at the center where it’s surrounded by the buildings for convenience. I plan to make a distraction to make the troops come out and then take them out one by one as Gabriella, Ace, and Josaiah make their way inside. As I sighted a cauldron lit up on a pole, I immediately entered an abandoned building at least 300-400 meters away from it. That was the north gate of camp. I headed to the rooftop and knelt dwon as I took out my bow. Xy laid down and took out a tablet.

The scout hesitated, then nodded slowly, “You’re braver than most.” Cain followed behind but covered Amara from view, “We mean to put an end to this.” The scout studied them for a moment, then motioned for them to follow, “Then follow me.” ************************************************************************************* Deeper into the woods they went, until they reached a hidden encampment nestled among the trees. Fires burned low, and tents made of dark fabric blended seamlessly with the forest floor. Wolves moved silently between them, strong, wary, and clearly prepared for battle. Amara felt the weight of the stares but held her ground.