RED JUNGLE

where they stood in confusion thinking of what next to do and tapped the shoulder of his partner beside him whose face turned horrid

What a total

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adquarters back in the city and pull off the walkie radio transmitter to his mouth, from the dashboard whose coiled

of from the two cars which got them attracted to him until he managed to secure a stable connection to their home base in spite of the dry and windy breeze, carrying mild sandstorm

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peak out from the radio device since the gr

accident on the way through the desert an

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e sandy floor whence no warning signs concerning the hazardous mines had been put in place along the road, quite unharmed since he was lucky enough to step his foot in places where hazardous mines weren't fixed whi

racks of the vehicle and had ventured alone into the sandy minefield without the others paying attention to him until he was

at there was no mine underneath but he made a costly mistake when he mistook a a dry shrub to be less vulnerable to

him from perilous danger. And he turned around to take a last glance at the two cops behind him whose faces read total anxiety abo

led the two police officers standing on the road, to the ground except for officer Tommy and the other two cops who tried to evade the sudden explosion in front of their eyes but failed to elude the rapid sandstorm that followed. The victim whose frail fles

ahead of the violent bomb blast, were fully covered with sand in spite of being two meters away from the second explosion. Even the po

with his comrade and lifted his torso underneath, from the sandy dust that wasn't thick enough to cover him completely. He got up on his feet,

ack to their cars with only to see Officer Tommy inside the car with a ghastly head

rtially covered with dust aloof from an odd area of scattered sand which they presumed to be the exact s

ty alongside unconscious officer Tommy whom they placed at the back seat before driving away to fetch more reinforcements. Lucky for them, the radio transmitter wasn't completely impaired by t