Loud House Camp Novels & Stories

The sun is all but gone when we make our way to the lake. I’d say that pretty much everyone thirteen and older in the camp is here. A kid named Harold, stands on a platform and explains the rules of the game. Pretty much, you hide, don’t get tagged, if you get tagged, you’re out, and no funny business.

He ducked instinctively at first before relaxing beneath the touch, his grin widening. “How long has your game been going on?” I asked him. “We just started,” he said eagerly. One of the other boys beside him nodded enthusiastically. “We almost got caught already.” Luke pointed dramatically toward the distance. “The safe house is the apple orchard, but we cannot go through the training grounds because that is where most of the pack is waiting.” Krista folded her arms loosely now, amusement flickering in her eyes as she looked down at him. “So what is your brilliant strategy?”

“Aria Redgrave. First cousin and a couple of years younger than I am. She’s the computer expert I was talking about, Hal. Please don’t get on her nasty side, or she will waste your time with so much computer nastiness your head will spin. Then we have Devine Kelos. She’s relatively new to our team, but she’s got a nose that can hunt anyone or anything down in a blink of an eye. It’s scary to watch Hilda play a game with Devine. Hunt for the cupcake. Once the cupcake is hidden in the kitchen and saying nothing to Devine, she will gravitate to the cupcake. She can do that with missing persons and objects too. Both are excellent seasoned fighters, and they come bearing equipment and food, which

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”I’m just kidding, let’s go get your lover back,” She said with a smirk and we continued walking. We were dressed as any other hiker would which was helpful seeing as we were walking into a campsite. There were a few grownups there with at least twenty children running about. They had tents set up and sleeping bags and carry-ons were thrown around on the ground. The children couldn't have been older than eight or nine and they laughed as they chased each other with sticks and mud. I saw a few of the adults sighing, looking tired as hell and I decided to eavesdrop on their conversation.

They drove for four hours until they reached the famous Luris forest. They rented a cabin to spend the night in the camping area. It was impossible to sleep outdoors when the snow started to fall. The place was warm and cozy, with two bunk beds, a small kitchen, a chimney, and a bathroom. They spent the next three hours learning the basics of self-defense, using their bodies and items such as knives they had bought for each.

Louise refused them and ended up back to Loki and Polly. " We have only 7 days before the sports festival." Loki sighed and thought if someone could join their group. " We have to train too.. " After a few moments, she posted a printed paper on the Bulletin board. While Louise and Polly asked other roommates to join them. Hiro across the building and noticed Loki had a deep thought. He started to stare as close to her face " What are you even thinking " His face painted curiosity. Hiro stared at the bulletin as he removed his headphone. " So you only have 3 members huh?"

His Nordic blue eyes glinted with mischief. "Well, let go," Audre said weakly. Aleks could tell he made her nervous, and that made him even more excited. He wanted to tease her some more but decided to do it in small doses. He let go of her hand and turned serious. "Alright, see those large cabins over there? They house four to five students. There are bunk beds for them to sleep in and a couple of bathrooms." he said and pointed at the cabins. Audre nodded. Aleks showed her the rest of the camp and explained what kind of things happened around there. He looked at her after he was done. "Lights off by 10 pm. Any question?" he asked.

He seemed carefree and happy, the weight of his father’s corruption not yet tainting his soul. I race toward him and take a long stick in hand. The wood felt rough against my small palm. It was about 2 foot long and forked out at the end, very much like a toasting prong. Lucas places two large marshmallows onto the end and pulls me to his side, showing me how to hold them to the flames so as not to burn them or myself. I’m giggling, my voice ringing out like signing bells. “Lucas, I love camp outs under the stars. We should do this every night.”

He was cool when he killed every single one of the looters, but his arrogance annoyed the hell out of me. "Airsoft is one of my son's pastimes. Especially when there are no flights and long weekends," said the woman next to me. I never spoke again. Cole called me to help him retrieve the two bags that the looters had brought earlier. "Where are we going? Our house will be safer. Mom and I are the only ones living there," he offered. "I'm Luke, by the way," he introduced himself, offering his hand for a handshake to Cole. Cole shook his hand, "I'm Cole. This is Claire, that is Coco beside Demy. We also have a house which we think is the best place for us too. Where is your house located?"