Night 49: Forest--Surrounding Area
[ From here.]
"Maybe you can show me on a map," Carter was saying as he passed through the doorway. The bottom dropped out of his stomach again and he stumbled to one side, knocking into a tree and getting bark in his hair.
"Whoa, sorry, I think I'm gettin' a little dizzy tonight," the sergeant said, laughter dying as he pushed himself upright and stared out into the darkness. Last time it was a simple mistake, one door for another, but now they were in the middle of a darkened forest without a single chair or bulletin board in sight.
Carter's jaw worked up and down noiselessly. He looked behind them to where a door very clearly wasn't, then ahead into the darkened forest, then to Kairi, then down at himself as if to ask if insanity was the simple solution to this logical impossibility. "There's trees!" he finally said in confused desperation.
"Maybe you can show me on a map," Carter was saying as he passed through the doorway. The bottom dropped out of his stomach again and he stumbled to one side, knocking into a tree and getting bark in his hair.
"Whoa, sorry, I think I'm gettin' a little dizzy tonight," the sergeant said, laughter dying as he pushed himself upright and stared out into the darkness. Last time it was a simple mistake, one door for another, but now they were in the middle of a darkened forest without a single chair or bulletin board in sight.
Carter's jaw worked up and down noiselessly. He looked behind them to where a door very clearly wasn't, then ahead into the darkened forest, then to Kairi, then down at himself as if to ask if insanity was the simple solution to this logical impossibility. "There's trees!" he finally said in confused desperation.