The Interlopers Epilogue

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The two men froze in fear. Georg and Ulrich lay beside each other in the darknesses. After some time the men became delusional due to the fact that they were hungry, exhausted and cold to the point of hypothermia. They began to give up; once the wolves had reached them, Georg noticed they weren’t wolves at all. Raccoons waddled through the snow towards them. Georg grabbed the flask of wine with frozen pinkies and offered it to the raccoons as a peace offering. The gaze accepted, Georg and Ulrich watched in amazement as each raccoon took turns taking a sip of the wine, they also kept the men warm and Georg drifted off into a deep sleep.
After a long while, Georg woke up to Ulrich’s men surrounding him and his new friend dead. At first he was

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