A lone WW2 tank crew, finds themselves hunted by an unknown creature.
A lone WW2 tank crew, finds themselves hunted by an unknown creature.
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Welcome seekers to an archive where the
shadows whispered, tales entwined with the unknown.
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I am the alchemist, your guide
through these narratives and forgotten catastrophes,
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lives lost and stories forgotten. Step
onto the battlefield of the past, where
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a lone crew meets their savage fate. These unfortunate souls find their stories preserved
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within these walls, their endings lost
were it not for this, Join me,
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seekers as we traverse dimly lit pathways
of suspense, horror, and the
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unexplained. The journey begins and the
terror awaits you and the dread excitibus.
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I'm your correspondent, Charles Reynold Tanks. I've found in southern France, breaking
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through access lines with grit and determination. We're gaining ground and the fight for
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liberation, folks, victory is on
the horizon. Mark my words, keeping
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ESPU for the notice on this crucial
campaign. Welcne boys. That was one
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hell of a script. Everyone,
all right then? Yeah, I took
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a few hits with us. We
could handle jih young girl here, he'll
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of just fine. I'm Germany,
sure know how to put up a fight.
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Yeah, And we gave it right
back. Hey, I can go
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for a cold one right about now. I could go for that too,
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Tell me maybe a ballgame or a
frank or two. All right, all
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right, hey, if we make
it back up one piece, the suns
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are on me. Me, Billy, how's my tank? Well for fixing?
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Get back in the fray, then, I reckon, we better make
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sure she's ready for another dance.
Huh. Hey, you're saying, Sergeant,
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let's show these damn Germans what the
wolves is made of? And Russell,
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are you even old enough to have
a beer? But the money you're
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Tommy, I'll trink you right on
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Lieuten Thompson, Yeah, that's me. Captain Millier's requested your presence in
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the command tap right away. All
right, I'll head straight there. You
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guys think el he is getting a
promotion the army. Shut the fuck up.
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She's just saying, all right,
all right, a shit, Captain
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Miller. Lieutenant Thompson, reporting is
ordered, sir, at ease. Lieutenant,
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got some rgent news for you and
your crew. We're being reassigned to
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join a platoon headed for the heart
of southern France. Understood, What is
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the situation so far. Reports indicate
that the Germans are fortifying their positions in
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the middle of southern France and they're
threatening our advance. Our platoon has been
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tasked with spearheading an assault to break
through the defenses and secure the territory.
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We will not let you down.
The wolf's head is ready for whatever lies
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ahead. It's what I like to
hear, Lieutenant, or remember, won't
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be easy. These guys are jugging
deep. They're not going to give up
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without a big fight. We are
prepared for whatever they throw at us.
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We will see it to the end. I know you will, Lieutenant.
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Carry on with your preparations. We'll
be moving out at first light. Tick
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you next, close system tanks gap. Just ride this motor scooter straight up
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to old eyed Dolphs house and say, how do you do boy? I'd
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love to see the look on his
face. All right, boys, we
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have new orders to meet up with
a platoon and head south. We've got
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a tough fight ahead of us,
but we're going to show the Germans what
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we're made of. Let's get ready
to roll out at dawn. Sound keep
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your eyes peeled, boys, We're
about to link up with the rest of
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the platoon, Lieutenant Thompson, commanding
officer of the Wolf's Head. Pleasure to
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meet you, gentlemen. Lieutenant Baker
at your service. This here's my crew
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and the Iron Hammer. Lieutenant Jones
leading the Crazy Thunder. Lieutenant Turner here
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commanding the Steel Mistress. Glad to
see we got some fellow tankers with us,
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agreed, Lieutenant Turr. We've got
a tough mission ahead of us.
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Our objective is to punch through the
enemy line and secure the target area.
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We will provide cover and support for
each of us every step of the way.
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We got a lot of ground here
to cover, gentlemen, so let's
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execute this flawlessly. Sounds like a
plan. We'll stay tight and watch each
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other's backs. All right, Let's
get our crews briefed and ready to move
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out. We got a date with
destiny, Iron Hammer, Grazy Thunder,
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Steel Mistress. Do you copy?
I got me good? The village road
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are too narrow for the tanks to
get through. Me and my crew will
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go out on foot and scalt ahead. Watch our backs. Copy that be
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careful. Who hey, rustle,
step on a lama, Tommy, shut
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the fuck up? Please? Yeah, yeah, I got it. What
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the hell happened here? Looks like
a war zone. There's no sign of
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a battle. It's like everybody just
disappeared. This police gives me the creeps.
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What do you think happened here?
I'm not for sure, Private,
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but we need to stay alert.
There could be survivors. Sweet mother of
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Jesus Christ S Sorry. Do you
think the Germans could have done this?
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I don't know. This doesn't look
like the work of a man. Looks
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like something out of a nightmare.
Lt. I think we should get back
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to the tank. Agreed, Sergeant. Let's regroup and get back. All
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right, gentlemen. I don't know
what's going on, but there are bodies
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back there that are torn apart.
I have never seen anything like this.
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What are you talking about? It
was probably just mortar fier. Yeah,
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we've looked for that, but there
are no impact craters. But there's a
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lot of damage. Like you'll let
a two thousand pound bowl free, But
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that doesn't explain the villagers. How
do you wish to precede, Lieutenant Thompson,
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What if whatever did that is still
out there waiting for We need to
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stay vigilant, Lieutenant, But we
can't let fear dictate our actions. We
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will proceed with the mission, but
with caution. We're under attack using forward.
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That's right. Fire. Don't let
them get the drop on us.
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I'm moving to flight them. Come
on me. Hold the line, boys,
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we'll fight our way out of this. We'll get your fire on their
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flank. Take the pressure on.
Keep firing, Sergeant, you can't let
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them break through our lines. I'm
trying, Boss. This piece of shit
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keeps jamming. We can't hold out
much longer if they land a good shot
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or screw we lost contact with the
other tanks. Look at I think it's
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just us now. I need you
to move this piece of shit. Sorry,
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we need to put some distance between
us and the enemy. Pick the
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tires that light the fires. I'm
on an lt. Lt. Joe's been
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shot. He's losing a lot of
blood. Wrapped the first eight box.
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Put pressure on the wound. Hey, hey, you're gonna be all right,
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buddy, You hear me, Stay
with me. I guess we'll never
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know who the better drinker is.
No no, no, no no no
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no no no. You wake up. You ain't getting out of it that
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easy. Come on, Joe,
come on, wake up. Don't touch
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me. Don't touch him. Get
up, Joe, get up. God
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damn audio file corrected seeking next closest
time steam Easy. Boys. I know
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it hurts, but we need to
keep our heads on straight. How can
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you expect us to stay calm?
We just fucking lost one of our own.
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Lt. He didn't deserve to go
out like that. I know none
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of this is fair, but we
can't let our emotions get the best of
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us. We need to focus on
the mission, the mission. We're barely
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holding this damned tank together, and
for what? So we can watch each
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other die? Screw this fucking mission. We're getting the hell out of here.
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I'm the commander of this mission.
Is that understood? I understand how
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you feel. It's never been in
me to quit. So if you want
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to leave, I won't stop you
this time. But if you stay,
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I need you at your best.
All right, Lieutenant, I'm sorry.
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I'm with you. Joe would want
us to go out guns at PLASTI how
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about you? Ah, I'm in
two know you wouldn't survive without me anyway.
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What the hell was that? I
don't know, Boss, I lost
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steering. I'll go take a look. It looks like we've hit some Concertina.
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Wire must have got jammed up in
the track, Sir, damn it,
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that's our shit luck and in the
middle of fucking nowhere. Do you
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think we can get the tracks back
on, Sergeant? It's hard to tell.
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For one thing, it's too dark
to see what we're doing, and
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I don't know what else is broken. So we are stuck here. Great,
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okay, we'll fix it at first
light. Let's get some work.
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What was that, Sergeant? Do
you see anything? No? I can't
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see shit here? Should we go
take a look? Better safe than sorry?
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Lt? All right, let's go. Keep your eyes open. You
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don't know what's lurking out here in
the darkness. I don't see anything,
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Sir. Maybe it was just an
animal or something. Did you hear that?
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Yeah? I heard it. What
do you think it could be hard
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to say? Let's get back to
the tank now. Well, whatever's making
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those sounds, it's got me on
edge. There could be anything out here
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in these woods. Jump to conclusions. What if it comes back, yelt,
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what do we do? Then?
We'll handle it, Corporal, We're
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armed and ready. Just what the
fuck is that the tank? Quiet?
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You think it's gone? Boss?
No? I think this is just the
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beginning seeking Next closest timestamp. I
don't see anything. Wait, what is
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that? Oh my god? What
the fuck? The hatch won't close?
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Cut its fucking arm off? What
the fuck is going on? What was
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that thing? We're gonna die,
We're going Get yourself together, soldier.
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We have a new enemy and it
is not human. If we want to
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live through this, we have to
stay calm and work together. Okay,
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okay, I'm sorry, I'm good, Sergeant. Yeah, healthy. Let's
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make sure every hatch is secure.
Get some rest. The bastard is going
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to have to lick its wounds after
that one, but it will be back.
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I'll take first watch audiophile corrupted shiky. Next closest timestamp. Hey,
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look that little shit had whiskey on
him the whole time. Hey, give
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me that. Ah smells like home. Well, I hope your home don't
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smell too much like stale beer and
sweat. Sergeant, Hey, speaking of
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home, LT, Where are you
from anyway? You got a family?
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I'm from a small town up north. Yes, I have a family,
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a wife and two boys. What
are they like, sir, Let's get
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some rust. Let me go see
the wolves. Dad, good dad,
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Jim, of course, boys,
that's why we are here. Don't go
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too fast. Wait for your father
and me. Wake up LT Hey,
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LT wake up? What? Wake
up? T Sir? Wake up?
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Sergeant Reynolds left the tank. I
could hear him outside mumbling what do we
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do? Let's not make any sudden
moves, Sir. We need to go
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out there. We can't give up
our cover. Keep watch from here,
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Corporal, stay ready in case we
need to act fast. We can't stay
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here. We have to do something. It's flipping over the tank. Embrace
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yourselves tight, Corporal? You all
right? Yeah? Yeah, I think
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so? What the hell just happens? Sir? I don't know. We
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need to get out of here.
Let's move right, I'll say. We
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gotta be ready for anything out here. Do an AMMO check. We need
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to know what we're working with.
Yeah, yeah, we're really low on
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AMMO, Sir. We're not gonna
last long. If we get into a
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firefight, we'll need to be resourceful. Conserve your shots. We can't afford
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to waste any rounds. Sir.
Did you see that? What did you
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see? There was something running through
the trees. It's fucking fast. Stay
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low and keep moving cover me.
Okay, what are you doing? Oh?
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Fuck shit, shit shit shit shit, LT? What are you doing?
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Why do you have Russell's bottle?
Take no time for a dream,
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Elty, Come on, corporate,
We only have one shot of this.
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Get ready move like what to fuck
her up? Don't stop until it's down.
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I think we got it? Cool? Did we did we? Really?
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Oh? My god, yeah we
did. It's over audiophile corrected seeking
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next closest timestamp. I can't believe
it. We actually made it. Oh
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shit, what the fuck is this
thing? M hm? Hey, LT,
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didn't sarge? Oh shit, the
steak still has two arms. Wow,
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that's neat. Look at all of
them. How come they're all following
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that big wolf. Well, wolves
live in packs. In a pack,
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there's an alpha that leads them all, so they're no Tommy, you want
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it, then come take it.
Come on,
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Welcome seekers to an archive where the
shadows whispered, tales entwined with the unknown.
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I am the alchemist, your guide
through these narratives and forgotten catastrophes,
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lives lost and stories forgotten. Step
onto the battlefield of the past, where
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a lone crew meets their savage fate. These unfortunate souls find their stories preserved
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within these walls, their endings lost
were it not for this, Join me,
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seekers as we traverse dimly lit pathways
of suspense, horror, and the
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unexplained. The journey begins and the
terror awaits you and the dread excitibus.
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I'm your correspondent, Charles Reynold Tanks. I've found in southern France, breaking
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through access lines with grit and determination. We're gaining ground and the fight for
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liberation, folks, victory is on
the horizon. Mark my words, keeping
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ESPU for the notice on this crucial
campaign. Welcne boys. That was one
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hell of a script. Everyone,
all right then? Yeah, I took
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a few hits with us. We
could handle jih young girl here, he'll
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of just fine. I'm Germany,
sure know how to put up a fight.
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Yeah, And we gave it right
back. Hey, I can go
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for a cold one right about now. I could go for that too,
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Tell me maybe a ballgame or a
frank or two. All right, all
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right, hey, if we make
it back up one piece, the suns
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are on me. Me, Billy, how's my tank? Well for fixing?
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Get back in the fray, then, I reckon, we better make
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sure she's ready for another dance.
Huh. Hey, you're saying, Sergeant,
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let's show these damn Germans what the
wolves is made of? And Russell,
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are you even old enough to have
a beer? But the money you're
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Tommy, I'll trink you right on
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Lieuten Thompson, Yeah, that's me. Captain Millier's requested your presence in
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the command tap right away. All
right, I'll head straight there. You
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guys think el he is getting a
promotion the army. Shut the fuck up.
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She's just saying, all right,
all right, a shit, Captain
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Miller. Lieutenant Thompson, reporting is
ordered, sir, at ease. Lieutenant,
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got some rgent news for you and
your crew. We're being reassigned to
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join a platoon headed for the heart
of southern France. Understood, What is
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the situation so far. Reports indicate
that the Germans are fortifying their positions in
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the middle of southern France and they're
threatening our advance. Our platoon has been
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tasked with spearheading an assault to break
through the defenses and secure the territory.
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We will not let you down.
The wolf's head is ready for whatever lies
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ahead. It's what I like to
hear, Lieutenant, or remember, won't
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be easy. These guys are jugging
deep. They're not going to give up
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without a big fight. We are
prepared for whatever they throw at us.
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We will see it to the end. I know you will, Lieutenant.
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Carry on with your preparations. We'll
be moving out at first light. Tick
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you next, close system tanks gap. Just ride this motor scooter straight up
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to old eyed Dolphs house and say, how do you do boy? I'd
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love to see the look on his
face. All right, boys, we
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have new orders to meet up with
a platoon and head south. We've got
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a tough fight ahead of us,
but we're going to show the Germans what
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we're made of. Let's get ready
to roll out at dawn. Sound keep
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your eyes peeled, boys, We're
about to link up with the rest of
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the platoon, Lieutenant Thompson, commanding
officer of the Wolf's Head. Pleasure to
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meet you, gentlemen. Lieutenant Baker
at your service. This here's my crew
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and the Iron Hammer. Lieutenant Jones
leading the Crazy Thunder. Lieutenant Turner here
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commanding the Steel Mistress. Glad to
see we got some fellow tankers with us,
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agreed, Lieutenant Turr. We've got
a tough mission ahead of us.
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Our objective is to punch through the
enemy line and secure the target area.
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We will provide cover and support for
each of us every step of the way.
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We got a lot of ground here
to cover, gentlemen, so let's
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execute this flawlessly. Sounds like a
plan. We'll stay tight and watch each
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other's backs. All right, Let's
get our crews briefed and ready to move
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out. We got a date with
destiny, Iron Hammer, Grazy Thunder,
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Steel Mistress. Do you copy?
I got me good? The village road
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are too narrow for the tanks to
get through. Me and my crew will
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go out on foot and scalt ahead. Watch our backs. Copy that be
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careful. Who hey, rustle,
step on a lama, Tommy, shut
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the fuck up? Please? Yeah, yeah, I got it. What
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the hell happened here? Looks like
a war zone. There's no sign of
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a battle. It's like everybody just
disappeared. This police gives me the creeps.
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What do you think happened here?
I'm not for sure, Private,
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but we need to stay alert.
There could be survivors. Sweet mother of
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Jesus Christ S Sorry. Do you
think the Germans could have done this?
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I don't know. This doesn't look
like the work of a man. Looks
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like something out of a nightmare.
Lt. I think we should get back
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to the tank. Agreed, Sergeant. Let's regroup and get back. All
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right, gentlemen. I don't know
what's going on, but there are bodies
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back there that are torn apart.
I have never seen anything like this.
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What are you talking about? It
was probably just mortar fier. Yeah,
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we've looked for that, but there
are no impact craters. But there's a
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lot of damage. Like you'll let
a two thousand pound bowl free, But
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that doesn't explain the villagers. How
do you wish to precede, Lieutenant Thompson,
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What if whatever did that is still
out there waiting for We need to
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stay vigilant, Lieutenant, But we
can't let fear dictate our actions. We
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will proceed with the mission, but
with caution. We're under attack using forward.
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That's right. Fire. Don't let
them get the drop on us.
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I'm moving to flight them. Come
on me. Hold the line, boys,
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we'll fight our way out of this. We'll get your fire on their
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flank. Take the pressure on.
Keep firing, Sergeant, you can't let
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them break through our lines. I'm
trying, Boss. This piece of shit
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keeps jamming. We can't hold out
much longer if they land a good shot
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or screw we lost contact with the
other tanks. Look at I think it's
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just us now. I need you
to move this piece of shit. Sorry,
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we need to put some distance between
us and the enemy. Pick the
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tires that light the fires. I'm
on an lt. Lt. Joe's been
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shot. He's losing a lot of
blood. Wrapped the first eight box.
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Put pressure on the wound. Hey, hey, you're gonna be all right,
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buddy, You hear me, Stay
with me. I guess we'll never
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know who the better drinker is.
No no, no, no no no
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no no no. You wake up. You ain't getting out of it that
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easy. Come on, Joe,
come on, wake up. Don't touch
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me. Don't touch him. Get
up, Joe, get up. God
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damn audio file corrected seeking next closest
time steam Easy. Boys. I know
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it hurts, but we need to
keep our heads on straight. How can
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you expect us to stay calm?
We just fucking lost one of our own.
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Lt. He didn't deserve to go
out like that. I know none
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of this is fair, but we
can't let our emotions get the best of
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us. We need to focus on
the mission, the mission. We're barely
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holding this damned tank together, and
for what? So we can watch each
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other die? Screw this fucking mission. We're getting the hell out of here.
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I'm the commander of this mission.
Is that understood? I understand how
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you feel. It's never been in
me to quit. So if you want
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to leave, I won't stop you
this time. But if you stay,
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I need you at your best.
All right, Lieutenant, I'm sorry.
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I'm with you. Joe would want
us to go out guns at PLASTI how
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about you? Ah, I'm in
two know you wouldn't survive without me anyway.
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What the hell was that? I
don't know, Boss, I lost
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steering. I'll go take a look. It looks like we've hit some Concertina.
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Wire must have got jammed up in
the track, Sir, damn it,
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that's our shit luck and in the
middle of fucking nowhere. Do you
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think we can get the tracks back
on, Sergeant? It's hard to tell.
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For one thing, it's too dark
to see what we're doing, and
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I don't know what else is broken. So we are stuck here. Great,
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okay, we'll fix it at first
light. Let's get some work.
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What was that, Sergeant? Do
you see anything? No? I can't
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see shit here? Should we go
take a look? Better safe than sorry?
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Lt? All right, let's go. Keep your eyes open. You
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don't know what's lurking out here in
the darkness. I don't see anything,
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Sir. Maybe it was just an
animal or something. Did you hear that?
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Yeah? I heard it. What
do you think it could be hard
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to say? Let's get back to
the tank now. Well, whatever's making
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those sounds, it's got me on
edge. There could be anything out here
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in these woods. Jump to conclusions. What if it comes back, yelt,
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what do we do? Then?
We'll handle it, Corporal, We're
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armed and ready. Just what the
fuck is that the tank? Quiet?
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You think it's gone? Boss?
No? I think this is just the
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beginning seeking Next closest timestamp. I
don't see anything. Wait, what is
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that? Oh my god? What
the fuck? The hatch won't close?
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Cut its fucking arm off? What
the fuck is going on? What was
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that thing? We're gonna die,
We're going Get yourself together, soldier.
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We have a new enemy and it
is not human. If we want to
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live through this, we have to
stay calm and work together. Okay,
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okay, I'm sorry, I'm good, Sergeant. Yeah, healthy. Let's
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make sure every hatch is secure.
Get some rest. The bastard is going
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to have to lick its wounds after
that one, but it will be back.
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I'll take first watch audiophile corrupted shiky. Next closest timestamp. Hey,
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look that little shit had whiskey on
him the whole time. Hey, give
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me that. Ah smells like home. Well, I hope your home don't
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smell too much like stale beer and
sweat. Sergeant, Hey, speaking of
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home, LT, Where are you
from anyway? You got a family?
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I'm from a small town up north. Yes, I have a family,
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a wife and two boys. What
are they like, sir, Let's get
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some rust. Let me go see
the wolves. Dad, good dad,
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Jim, of course, boys,
that's why we are here. Don't go
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too fast. Wait for your father
and me. Wake up LT Hey,
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LT wake up? What? Wake
up? T Sir? Wake up?
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Sergeant Reynolds left the tank. I
could hear him outside mumbling what do we
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do? Let's not make any sudden
moves, Sir. We need to go
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out there. We can't give up
our cover. Keep watch from here,
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Corporal, stay ready in case we
need to act fast. We can't stay
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here. We have to do something. It's flipping over the tank. Embrace
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yourselves tight, Corporal? You all
right? Yeah? Yeah, I think
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so? What the hell just happens? Sir? I don't know. We
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need to get out of here.
Let's move right, I'll say. We
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gotta be ready for anything out here. Do an AMMO check. We need
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to know what we're working with.
Yeah, yeah, we're really low on
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AMMO, Sir. We're not gonna
last long. If we get into a
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firefight, we'll need to be resourceful. Conserve your shots. We can't afford
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to waste any rounds. Sir.
Did you see that? What did you
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see? There was something running through
the trees. It's fucking fast. Stay
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low and keep moving cover me.
Okay, what are you doing? Oh?
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Fuck shit, shit shit shit shit, LT? What are you doing?
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Why do you have Russell's bottle?
Take no time for a dream,
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Elty, Come on, corporate,
We only have one shot of this.
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Get ready move like what to fuck
her up? Don't stop until it's down.
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I think we got it? Cool? Did we did we? Really?
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Oh? My god, yeah we
did. It's over audiophile corrected seeking
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next closest timestamp. I can't believe
it. We actually made it. Oh
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shit, what the fuck is this
thing? M hm? Hey, LT,
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didn't sarge? Oh shit, the
steak still has two arms. Wow,
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that's neat. Look at all of
them. How come they're all following
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that big wolf. Well, wolves
live in packs. In a pack,
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there's an alpha that leads them all, so they're no Tommy, you want
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it, then come take it.
Come on,