“Oh. Uh-- hey.” 

“Hey, hey, hey--! What d’ya think you’re doin’? Ya in some kinda hurry?”

What in the fresh hell was that thing?

Mila gawked at the unusual creature, making sure to stay hidden. Currently, the hunter was peering out from behind a dumpster set in an abandoned alleyway. He’d been given information about a monster in this area that had been terrorizing and murdering quite the number of innocents. He just couldn’t let this continue. Someway, he had to stop them.

...but if he didn’t know what kind of monster this was, he wasn’t entirely sure how to stop them. Which was definitely a problem. He’d brought along his twin glocks, along with his quiver, bow, and arrows... and his pockets held vials of holy water, while the belt around his waist contained protection from distinct creatures. 

Craig used to play with a blonde boy whose name he doesn’t remember and face the same, but he used to have a wonderful time, but as he moved away to his original hometown since Thomas was offered a good job so he took the chance and moved back to Peru, he forgot about to the blonde except for the name which was Tweek.

Time passed and nothing has changed between his parents so he just grew and decided to go back to Colorado to study College because he didn’t like the study opportunities they offered in Peru and because he knew things weren’t going to get better between his parents. So he decided to move out and leave his household.

As he arrived to the college, after a week prior settling in his dorm, he decided to go and grab a coffee before first period started.

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Craig had obtained a new summer job at a camp on the outskirts of Colorado he had seen in the ad and took the job, that was probably better than being in charge of the bank while his mother took vacations, god, he hated the bank and mostly the administrative part, he knew it was a bad idea to ditch college and go back to the quiet mountain town he grew.

As he arrived it appears that every camper was in activity because there was no one around he arrived at the office where he met one of the most annoying and cheerful person someone could ask, it reminded him of a Mormon kid that moved into town but didn’t last long and the town kicked him out for being to cheerful. He just nodding as he ignored the non-useful information the counselor was giving him, he motioned him to follow him. 

He was brought to a room that appears to be the cafeteria or the principal room, he shrugged mentally as David made the introductions, finally he was given permission to speak and he shoved his hands on his open jacket and let out a sigh.

“I’m Craig Tucker and I’m your new counselor...”

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Craig walked into the bar from a long day of work and things didn’t end up like he wanted too, so he needed a refreshment to get things out of his mind, most of it was Tweek and him broke up and for the most, how could it have ended that way he always tried to do his best to work things out but he is not the one to decide the future or force something that probably wasn’t probable. 

He woke up to the sight of another room not his own, which was weird his head was pounding and having no recall of what happened, the only memory he recalled was walking into the bar and drink ALONE. So how could he have ended up in a different bed half naked he heard the door opened and covered himself up.

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Their journey from Val Firmin took less time than she expected. They were there early, a day or two. They camped out of Val Chevin, far enough from the patrols. Going in was an unnecessary risk. Noria had curled up on the bedroll and she could feel Mairwen’s breath warm on the back of her neck. No nightmares. Her pace was peaceful. At least one of them slept. She couldn’t. Too much thinking.

Mairwen’s family... She trusted her enough to tell her about them. But what if the trip was in vain? What if they weren’t there? Could she trust Dakarai to take them into the city? She could, couldn’t she? He wouldn’t know. She would be just a person, looking for a job. She had done it before. She hoped they would be there. She didn’t want Mairwen to be disappointed.

First light broke out. She thought the night away. Didn’t matter. She took Mairwen’s arm and gently removed it from her waist, before rolling out of the blankets. The fire was no more. Theirs, at least. When she got up, she saw a trail of smoke in the distance. She stood up and looked for her things, glancing at it every once in a while, between putting on each article of clothing. She kissed Mairwen on the forehead before she took off. She would be back soon.

Bow in hand, she moved to the direction of the smoke, and once she walked up the hill, she stopped. Didn’t need to move further. Ahead of her was a sight to behold. Carts and tents, all brimming with colours. Most of them were still asleep, but they were there. Might have arrived in the middle of the night.