<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/KOImXuU.png)<br/><div align="center"><strong>Courtney Jones</strong></div></div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: Courier;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;"><strong>S T O R Y T E L L E R</strong></span></span><hr/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Next Post: 4.10.22 | June 4th, 6:35pm | Forest Path -&gt; Clearing | <strong>CJ</strong>, <strong>Danica</strong>, <strong>Faith</strong>, <strong>Felix</strong>, <strong>Layne</strong>, <strong>Liam</strong>, <strong>Lorelei</strong></span><hr/>"Come on, Campers! You can do it!" Counselor Courtney cheered. "We don't have far to go now. The Camp Runamuk overnight is a time honored tradition, you're going to love it." They'd been walking for what must have been at least an hour, and considering if people wanted a tent to sleep in they were forced to carry their own it had made for an interesting trek. Supplies had been spread out amongst the group, and the clearing they're headed towards has a river alongside it so she doesn't expect water to be a problem. "Once we get settled in you can rest," she assures those that are tired.<br/><br/>It didn't help that due to the terrain, parts of it had been uphill. Eventually, however, after meandering along forest paths and seeing the ground grow steeper and the trees denser, the group breaks into a surprisingly flat clearing. It's almost a shock to go from thick woods to clear ground, the space large, circular, and blanketed with grass. "And there we have it!" Courtney grins, gesturing grandly. "Come on, we've still got a lot of work to do!" she says, tone energetic despite the hike as she starts walking backwards, talking to the campers. A good bunch this year, she thinks. "Y'all can set those coolers down in the middle there," she directs, Southern twang coming through. "Uh, let's see. We're gonna need some of you to collect water, some to find firewood, and some to get started on putting tents up. Any volunteers for any of it, or should I start picking?" She winks, dropping her own supplies off and stretching.<br/><br/>The clearing is relatively quiet other than the burbling of a brook, and she points in the direction of the water. "Y'all can fill canteens that direction. I'll start seeing about finding some good rocks for a campfire barrier. If any of you need help, just let me know!" she chirps. "We've got maybe two hours until dark, and then the only things you'll be able to see will be the stars and the moon. It's a full one tonight!" From tone alone it's clear she's excited. "You don't see stars like this anywhere in the city, you're all in for a treat!"