You're Not Alone.

Aldon got suspicous and decided to follow Marina, keeping in the shadows.

 

OOC: 1. is it too late to join and 2. who is fighting against who?

 

Natasha saw that their energy was slowly depleting. Gomar didn't look too well himself. She bit her lower lip trying to figure out how in the first place she was going to take them back. She was a strong girl, but she couldn't carry two boys. Then she remembered she brought an extra blanket with her. She reached in her basket and pulled it out slowly, careful not to make the herbs fall out. She set it on the ground. Natasha looked up at them. "Be right back." She set the herbs and the canteen by the two boys, just in case they changed their minds. Natasha stood up slowly and started looking for a branch she can use as a make shift sleigh to carry them back to the base on.

Amdar nodded his head again. "Understood. I'll wait for your next orders."

 

Marina was unaware of Aldon and continued to walk.

 

Aldon continued to follow her, wondering where she was going and if he was heading into a trap.

 

Marina stopped just outside the base, she took a flute out and started to play a melody she recalled from her childhood.

 

I wonder what's going on. he thought.

 

Marina stopped playing and softly sang, 'Her heart underneath cries quietly, this part of me I choose to see.....' Sighing, she fell to her knees, "Soldiers.... are monsters. I have to dress like that." She sobbed.

 

Seeing her like this made Aldon realize that she was telling the truth. He got out of the shadows and walked up to her saying "You're right, they are. And I know now that you aren't one of them. I'm sorry for acting like that before."

 

"It's alright, have a seat right here." Marina smiled at him. "It was instinct, the way I was dressed and all."

 

He sat next to her. "So, why do you dress up like that if you hate it so much?" he asked.

 

"I do to gain information on the weakness of soldiers so we can stop them. Nothing so far."

 

"I see." he said. He looked down. "My family and I came here not too long ago for vacation. Then one day, soldiers came and killed them. I barely managed to escape. I should have stayed and helped them, but instead I ran away like a coward!" He turned his head away from her to hide his tears.

 

"My parents were killed when I was young. I joined the resistance soon afterwards, and told to dress as a soldier to gain information. I've being so for a few years."

 

He wiped his eyes and looked at her. "It must be difficult." he said.

 

"Yeah, it is. Dressing as a being that killed your own family."

 

"How do you deal with all the pain of being around them all the time and not being able to do anything to them?" he asked.

 

OoC://Its not too late to join. I'm still deciding, since the war hasn't actually begun or its not official, I will say the soldiers are German and Russian. Thank you for listening to me by the way, FH. I have nothing against them. I'm actually German and wanna go to Russia lol I got most of this idea from a dream I had.

BiC://

The colonel nodded to Amdar. 'Er kann ihnen noch sagen, dass wir wenn irgendetwas kommen. Aber nicht wenn. Jeder Idiot des Widerstands konnte das ausrechnen.' He thought as he walked away. Strides with every step.
Sarik went quiet. He started to fall asleep again, he hadn't realized this. This was that it was snowing. It was falling slowly outside into the clearing. He could see white dots falling in front of him but barely. The snow was getting caught in the trees. Sarik thought he was hallucinating it took him a while to figure out it was snowing. "Gamar," He laughed. "Es sieht wie sein Schneien aus." He said lowly. He didn't want to talk. He wanted to rest.
"Ja, ist es." Gamar said, not looking up. He was just agreeing. He wasn't sure if it was snowing or not.

 

Natasha came back moments later with a large, sturdy pine branch. It was the right size she needed to carry two people on. She dragged it behind her as she approached them again. The branch had been recently cut, so the pine needles were still bright green. She smiled a little at them. "Erzählt Sie würde ich zurück sein." Natasha let go of the pine branch and knelt down to begin her work. She took the folded blanket and spread it out over the branch. She wanted to make sure the boys didn't get pricked as much, so this was the best solution she came up with. She tied the blanket corners behind the branch and then she was done. She looked at the two boys. "Ich werde Sie zwei zurück zur Widerstand-Basis tragen. Dort können Sie sich ausruhen und genesen..." She knew they still probably didn't trust her, but that didn't bother her... yet.

Amdar watched colonel walked off. Then he turned his attention back to the other soldiers. He knew once they reached the Resistance's base they would get into action. For now, he just had to wait.

OOC: Yeah! I actually understood a little bit of what the brothers said to each other without using the translation thingy! :D

 

OoC://lol. Thats great. I never thought that this would help till like an hour before I left yesterday. This will help us learn like German. :P And a little Russian. I don't know how to pronounce Russian however.

"Bruder," Sarik started and left his sentence hanging. He was letting his older brother make all of the decisions. He really wasn't sure what to do. He didn't want to move either, he felt his skin get snagged and pulled back by his clothes every time he moved because his clothes were drying to his cuts and wounds. It made him fidget and want to get away every time he thought about it.
"Alles wird o.k. sein..." Gamar said, he was also having the same problem as Sarik but that didn't bother him as much as his fever. He didn't want to move, either. He wanted to lay down and rest. Rest away the fever. He would've gotten water earlier but knew that if he had while he had to fever he would've drowned from hallucination. It plays tricks with your mind that way.

"Irgendwelche Alarmsignale?" Colonel Lukas asked as he went back to office. His chair-man had entered his office.
"Niemand noch," The officer said to Colonel. "Sie wissen wirklich, dass sie Norden obwohl anführen, Colonel Acton?"
The Colonel nodded. He was looking through papers, only glancing. Making sure to read anything that was important. "Ich denke, dass wir einen Spion unter uns haben." Colonel Lukas Acton said. "Er weiß viel nicht. Er ist obwohl klug." He stated, and put down his papers on the desk. He had his legs crossed on the desk, he leaned back in his chair, "Wir werden früher oder später herausfinden. "Gehen Sie kommen Leutnant Tonya." The Colonel said and put his hands behind his head, he kept his eyes closed, though he was still wide awake.