Main Story Compassion part4

With the wind still blowing in my face, I made my way through the darkness of the mountains. through a mountain valley so dark I could not recognize it. through dark mountain valleys that I could not recognize. Everything frightened me, but I had only one hope. I had to keep walking. How far did I walk? Beneath my feet, I felt a Asmall, cuddly puppy of unknown origin appeared at my feet. It looked up at me.

I stopped moving and held out my hand to the dog, who looked up at me.

"Are you lost, do you want to come with me?"

I reached out with one hand to stroke the puppy's head, and in a split second I was I looked around, every nerve on edge, but it was too late. It was too late. Apack of wild dogs had appeared without asound and had already begun to maul the bodies of the dead Chinese soldiers.

"Yap" "Yap"

The first dog to appear in front of me barked ferociously at me. Soon, the dogs in the pack that weren't munching on corpses of the pack, the ones that didn't bite the carcasses, started barking ferociously at me, too. 

In an instant the valley was filled with their barking. I began to feel feverish from their barking. I had survived the fight with the Chinese soldiers, even with a wound that seemed irreparable. I had survived a fight with Chinese soldiers with wounds that seemed irreparable. 

I was now in a life-and-death struggle with the dogs. 

"Yap" "Yap" "Yap"

As the minutes ticked by, the dogs barked ferociously at me, and I scrambled to my death to avoid a fight with them. I leaned on my bamboo spear and walked slowly to avoid a fight with the dogs. to avoid a fight. But was that what I wanted? Barking at me One of the wild dogs blocked my path, barking even more ferociously.

"Yap" "Yap" "Yap"

I repeat the same action over and over again, just to be sure. but the result was the same: I was going to have to fight the dogs. 

"Yap" "Yap" "Yap"

Living with a pack of dogs, not knowing how long you can last fighting to stay alive with a pack of dogs with no idea how long they would last. But when it came to munching on the corpse no longer made sense, the dogs turned toward me, their teeth bared. 

"Yap" "Yap" "Yap"