Team A as mentioned went one way and Team B of Beta Team went the over way and in so doing recon Team A heard a noise and they went to investigate, Team B also heard a noise but it was only the wind rattling a trash can. Team A worked their way to the apartment building where they heard the noise. As they got closer, they could of swore it sounded human, can guess what it was only a cat. They laughed and maneuvered down the street and met up with Team B. Should we report what we saw?
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The Mission part four
Beta Team as they continued recon of the city decided to split up two go one way and us two go the other way to cover more area. That eerie feeling still did not go away. Team One went down a street and for a few clicks thought they heard an engine starting or something. They inched slowly down the street. Team Two on the other road also thought they heard a sound coming from one of the buildings and it seemed to get louder as they got closer to what looked like an apartment building. They also inched closer...
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Comments (4)
report it? I'd be running like hell.
Interesting drabble and chain of events.
The suspense and humor blended perfectly, making it an enjoyable read.
It was wonderful and thing to smile as well as to wonder.