PennySaver
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Gail with the Guys in the Japanese tunnels (Lenny, Greg, Henry, and Ethan)
Day 4 (continued)
Gail couldn't help but giggle softly at Ethan's naming of the second island after her. The others glanced her way. She stood taller, saying with an air of superiority, "That's Queen Gail of the House of Peters to you riff-raff."
Greg, Lenny, and Henry gave their report of the other tunnels. Gail was disappointed. She wasn't sure why, though. Their tunnel had been unremarkable. Why should she have expected theirs to be any different?
Greg asked if the team could use the tunnel she and Ethan had investigated to continue their trek. Ethan said no, then looked to her. She agreed. "Very steep, no trail ... no sign that that tunnel had been used for anything other than observation and, maybe, a gun, like at this end."
She thought she saw scrutinizing expressions on some of the faces before her. She laughed. "What? I've seen some History Channel shows, too."
They decided to head out, via the original entrance. They arrived, only to decide to stay behind. Gail didn't want to return to the darkness, though. "It's depressing in there ... thinking about the soldiers who might have died in there ... the dark, the cold. Can't we stay out here, where there's some light?"
They built a fire just far enough inside the tunnel to keep it dry when the rains came. Gail helped gather wood. She was anticipating a cold night. She hated the cold. Always had. They got out some of their food, of course. She also asked Lenny, "Feel like hunting? I wouldn't say no to either helping you or eating hot, roasted meat."
Day 4 (continued)
Gail couldn't help but giggle softly at Ethan's naming of the second island after her. The others glanced her way. She stood taller, saying with an air of superiority, "That's Queen Gail of the House of Peters to you riff-raff."
Greg, Lenny, and Henry gave their report of the other tunnels. Gail was disappointed. She wasn't sure why, though. Their tunnel had been unremarkable. Why should she have expected theirs to be any different?
Greg asked if the team could use the tunnel she and Ethan had investigated to continue their trek. Ethan said no, then looked to her. She agreed. "Very steep, no trail ... no sign that that tunnel had been used for anything other than observation and, maybe, a gun, like at this end."
She thought she saw scrutinizing expressions on some of the faces before her. She laughed. "What? I've seen some History Channel shows, too."
They decided to head out, via the original entrance. They arrived, only to decide to stay behind. Gail didn't want to return to the darkness, though. "It's depressing in there ... thinking about the soldiers who might have died in there ... the dark, the cold. Can't we stay out here, where there's some light?"
They built a fire just far enough inside the tunnel to keep it dry when the rains came. Gail helped gather wood. She was anticipating a cold night. She hated the cold. Always had. They got out some of their food, of course. She also asked Lenny, "Feel like hunting? I wouldn't say no to either helping you or eating hot, roasted meat."