Forest Training Camp Arc Novels & Stories

Freda’s POV “And this is the training ground,” Ava pointed at the forest. She took it upon herself to show me everywhere in the cabin. The kitchen, the living room, the male training room, the carpark, and now, we were standing at the general training ground. Not that I would ever refer to this place as a training ground. A wide space filled with trees that perfectly mimicked a forest sat before us. Instead of a smile, I frowned at the wide forest in front of us. “This is a forest,” I said.

ARYA It was about ten o'clock so we searched for Mrs. Roque. It was said that the training would start so we all went straight to the Simulation Room. A moment later, the door opened and Mrs. Roque walked inside along with my sister. They stood in the middle as we sat in the reserved seats. "This would be the start of your training. First, you need to undergo a team-building to improve the cooperation in your group," Prof. Darlene began. "That's why, you're going to the Zyfford forest now. We have prepared logic puzzles there that you need to answer in order for you to find your way out. You need to cooperate because you only have two hours to do the challenge," my sister Avi added.

The car stopped, and the wild landscape appeared before Anna's eyes. She burst into an exclamation, although it wasn't really beautiful, it was very peaceful, not the elegant and sophisticated beauty she usually saw, in front of her was a large green lawn, and a beautiful area. huge forest. These beautiful scenes were wild and peaceful, the likes of which she had never seen before. Anna was extremely interested, her excitement and desire to explore were boiling, she felt that inside the forest there was something hidden, there was an invisible arm beckoning Anna making her anxious. Go inside to find out who is calling you after all. After the teachers finished counting the numbers, they bega

King Armand used to take me camping up there all the time. At least four times a year we would disappear on a three-day trip to the ravine. He would teach me to hunt and track our food. Then once we had caught it, we would gut the animal and cook it over an open fire. The memories were so fresh I could almost smell the smoke of the campfire, the deep smell of the Angelim-Vermelho trees, and the scent of the river from far below, carried from the updraft of the ravine.

The smell of burning wood mixed with the earthy scent of the forest, creating an inviting ambiance. With their campsite set up, as if on cue, Arric returned with his men covered in blood and carrying about six antelopes with rabbits. Some other men took it from them to clean and skewer it before they roasted them over the open flames. The aroma of the sizzling meat wafted through the air, making their mouths water in anticipation. 'Go and rest babe, I'll be back soon, let me clean up and scout the area with Bishop and York,' Arric said via their mind link. She looked around for him and caught his retreating back to the west of the grounds.

We walked by women by large fire places, cooking in giant pots in groups and also past children playing. The boys from about age seven to early teenage were practicing the use of weapons with some of the rogue warriors, while the girls were cooking in smaller pots not very far from the older women—I believe was also training for them. Even in their comfort zone, every single one of them was wearing the same mask. Right in the middle of camp was a tent that was bigger and slightly more sophisticated. It was coated all round with a trampoline and I assumed that would be the only safe place in the case of a storm. There were two wolf guards at the entrance.

Wisely, they chose to source dry kindling rather than smoke out the entire camp with the wet stuff. The sun had barely risen over the Snow Fork Mountains, and the sky glowed in hues of soft pink and orange. Nothing was ever as beautiful as that morning. As I walked by, I noticed the training grounds hadn't been set up yet. Must be a slow morning for everyone. Marcel sauntered over to me, rubbing his eyes and nodding at the unmarked patch of grass that we'd designated for training after the migration. "Ground's a bit too hard to dig out the paths. We're waiting for the sun to come up and thaw everything out some. Training is canceled until tomorrow. Get some rest, Little Beast."

Aria's POV We arrived at a spot in the forest. I slid from Denderick's back and looked around. The campsite was simple, nestled within a small clearing surrounded by towering trees. The ground was mostly dirt with patches of grass, and a few large rocks were scattered around, making for makeshift seating. In the center, Alpha Denderick had set up a small fire pit with stones arranged in a circle to contain the flames. However, the flames in the pit had been killed, leaving only charred wood.

He was ready to face whatever lay ahead, knowing that he had friends by his side. As the sun began to rise over the horizon, Aric and Kaida emerged from their tent, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. They packed up their campsite and started the trek back to civilization. Aric felt a sense of accomplishment as they walked, knowing that he had pushed himself out of his comfort zone and had survived the wilderness. He was grateful for Kaida's patience and guidance and knew that he had a newfound appreciation for nature.

"WHY DIDN'T YOU just join him in the shower? My goodness! That juicy cock would---" "Shut up, Amaris! I don't want to remember that sight anymore! Let me focus on the training session!" I shut her up and cut our link off. That sight kept on playing inside my mind, and I tried to keep it off by looking at the peaceful scenery while adjusting my chest guard and the quiver. I also put on my finger tab as I looked around. We are inside the forest where the archery training ground was located. The sunlight peeked through the leaves, illuminating the place. There were three targets pinned on the trees in front of me, and I am seventy meters away from the target, and as a beginner, it seemed too fa