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Salva's Death: A Narrative Fiction
But still I must keep pushing on and even if all the members of may group die I will still go on until I die.
One man was hallucinating really bad and the members group do not think he is going to make it. He thought he saw a oasis and everyone became happy but he did not, all he saw was sand.
The women are not doing so terrible. They are trotting along, tiered like the rest of the group, but they are having no problem giving their water to those in need. For the most part the group is not scared of dying or of dehydration but they have heard of this group called the death bringers. They hunt down passing refugee groups and kill them. And if Salva ran into them the group will be no more. T main reason is that all of his men are either dead or completely exhausted so there is no one strong enough to fight them.
But there is hope because they know that there are oasis out here and
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The one group of people that Salva did not want to run into has finally arrived. And the worst part is they saw Salva and were coming his way. The group had all ran behind a sand dune, but the men were ready to fight. Salva heard them closing in, but they had to run so they might be tried and might not see them. The men told the group to not make a sound but this one woman screamed at the top of her lungs because she saw a snake. And now thanks to her the Death Bringers know where they are. They came around the corner and started to attack. They did not have guns but they had big knives, and Salva’s group only had small knives, but they made do. In all the commotion Salva grabbed the snake and threw it all the Death Bringers. They ran in fear, and so did we. They had had lost 3 men to us and one was bitten by the snake. We lost 2 men and one was badly injured, but the rest of the group was startled, and

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