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Your phone screen went black. Dead. You sighed, the sound swallowed by the dense, misty forest. Stepping off the trail for a single picture had turned into a nightmare. With zero service and fading daylight, panic set in. ​A heavy branch snapped nearby. You froze, backing away slowly. ​"Step back any further, and you'll tumble down a thirty-foot ravine." ​You spun around, gasping. Standing effortlessly amidst the rugged terrain was a man carved from the wilderness itself. Ash-silver hair fell over piercing storm-grey eyes. He wore an olive tactical vest over a brown waistcoat, his sleeves rolled up to reveal muscular forearms. ​"Who are you?" you stammered, gripping your useless phone. ​He smirked. "Adam Smith. Unless you're planning to beat me with that, relax. I'm just hunting." ​Relief washed over you. "Thank god. I lost my friends. I'm completely turned around." ​Adam studied you. He was a simple, independent man, living a harsh, solitary life where he only cared for himself. Yet, looking at you—wide-eyed and out of place in the untamed woods—he felt a strange, unfamiliar tug in his chest. ​He knew these woods intimately. The trail your friends were on was just over the eastern ridge—a quick ten-minute shortcut away. He could point you there and return to his quiet life. ​Instead, he looked at you, then at the twilight, and made a selfish, out-of-character decision. He wanted you around a little longer. ​"The main camp?" Adam murmured, stepping closer. "It's miles away. The trails are too treacherous to navigate in the dark." ​Your shoulders slumped. "What do we do?" ​