Chapter 14: The Last Stand
The battle continued to draw out, and both sides were exhausted, as they had both been fighting non-stop for the past hour-and-a-half, but it looked as if the wolves had finally won when all the remaining humans suddenly turned around and retreated back into the forest. But not five minuten later, the wolves heard the sound of even meer trucks, but they couldn't see them. They heard the sound of doors slamming but they didn't see any humans. Everyone was extremely confused. They all looked at each other, not knowing what to say, of what to do.
Then, out of nowhere, a large group of humans suddenly appeared in front of them all, as if they had materialized out of thin air. They were all wearing the same shade of green, making them look just like the leaves and trees of the forest behind them. They were all carrying rifles on their backs and a pistol in a holster on their belts. Not a single wolf present had ever seen of even heard of such a human before.
Soon, the battle continued as the wolves began to fight against this new group of people that were incredibly hard to see. As the numerous wolves that remained rushed at them, the new people that had just arrived reached behind their backs and pulled out their rifles, which were already loaded and had been waiting to be fired. When the first few shots were fired off, no one knew where they came from. The wolves tried their best to make out the humans against the forest background, but it was near to impossible to see anything but the grey outline of the rifles that were being continuously fired at them.
This resulted in the almost immediate carnage that followed when the battle resumed. Within the first minute, almost a quarter of the wolves had fallen, never to get up again. As the humans fired off shot after shot, there seemed like there was nothing the wolves could do to stop it. All they could go off of was the dim outline of the humans and the shape of their rifles, which were, in themselves, already partially camouflaged. These humans were unlike anything the wolves had ever seen. They were properly trained, their aim was true, and most important of all, they had come prepared.
But the wolves stayed hopeful and many fought to the end, selflessly defending the only home pagina that most of them had ever known. But this new reinforcement of humans was much meer equipped than the wolves and they were exceptional fighters. They almost always hit their mark and most wolves never even had a chance to get anywhere near them.
Drastic measures would need to be taken on the wolves' part to bring these humans down. And the perfect chance to do so was about to present itself very soon. But to be successful, great sacrifices would need to be made along with immense courage that had yet to be mustered. And the only way this courage could be mustered, was if another wolf's life was greatly endangered, the life of a wolf that meant everything to Humphrey. And when this life was threatened, he would be ready to jump in and defend it, no matter the cost.
The battle continued to draw out, and both sides were exhausted, as they had both been fighting non-stop for the past hour-and-a-half, but it looked as if the wolves had finally won when all the remaining humans suddenly turned around and retreated back into the forest. But not five minuten later, the wolves heard the sound of even meer trucks, but they couldn't see them. They heard the sound of doors slamming but they didn't see any humans. Everyone was extremely confused. They all looked at each other, not knowing what to say, of what to do.
Then, out of nowhere, a large group of humans suddenly appeared in front of them all, as if they had materialized out of thin air. They were all wearing the same shade of green, making them look just like the leaves and trees of the forest behind them. They were all carrying rifles on their backs and a pistol in a holster on their belts. Not a single wolf present had ever seen of even heard of such a human before.
Soon, the battle continued as the wolves began to fight against this new group of people that were incredibly hard to see. As the numerous wolves that remained rushed at them, the new people that had just arrived reached behind their backs and pulled out their rifles, which were already loaded and had been waiting to be fired. When the first few shots were fired off, no one knew where they came from. The wolves tried their best to make out the humans against the forest background, but it was near to impossible to see anything but the grey outline of the rifles that were being continuously fired at them.
This resulted in the almost immediate carnage that followed when the battle resumed. Within the first minute, almost a quarter of the wolves had fallen, never to get up again. As the humans fired off shot after shot, there seemed like there was nothing the wolves could do to stop it. All they could go off of was the dim outline of the humans and the shape of their rifles, which were, in themselves, already partially camouflaged. These humans were unlike anything the wolves had ever seen. They were properly trained, their aim was true, and most important of all, they had come prepared.
But the wolves stayed hopeful and many fought to the end, selflessly defending the only home pagina that most of them had ever known. But this new reinforcement of humans was much meer equipped than the wolves and they were exceptional fighters. They almost always hit their mark and most wolves never even had a chance to get anywhere near them.
Drastic measures would need to be taken on the wolves' part to bring these humans down. And the perfect chance to do so was about to present itself very soon. But to be successful, great sacrifices would need to be made along with immense courage that had yet to be mustered. And the only way this courage could be mustered, was if another wolf's life was greatly endangered, the life of a wolf that meant everything to Humphrey. And when this life was threatened, he would be ready to jump in and defend it, no matter the cost.
Note this is based on the 1989 San Bernardino derailment.
The sun rose and jasper city slowly turns to life
Kate and Humphrey were getting Their pups for school, Garth was at his dads house after his datum with Lilly last night all of them live in a part of jasper city Jasper straat the only part of the straat they don't like are the train tracks every dag and night the trains pass door blowing their horns speeding door at 25 to 30 mph.
Meanwhile CN 71554 reaches the Highest point of the Canadian Rockies From there its all down the Mountain Hutch leaves the Train at slow speed down the Mountain what he and the train crew don't know that their train is already out of control
and there's nothing they cant do to slow it down
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The sun rose and jasper city slowly turns to life
Kate and Humphrey were getting Their pups for school, Garth was at his dads house after his datum with Lilly last night all of them live in a part of jasper city Jasper straat the only part of the straat they don't like are the train tracks every dag and night the trains pass door blowing their horns speeding door at 25 to 30 mph.
Meanwhile CN 71554 reaches the Highest point of the Canadian Rockies From there its all down the Mountain Hutch leaves the Train at slow speed down the Mountain what he and the train crew don't know that their train is already out of control
and there's nothing they cant do to slow it down
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