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I had done this a hundred times before. Searching for missing campers was part of my job as a park ranger, and honestly, it usually ended with someone just lost or confused.

But this time felt different from the start. My name is Ethan Harper, and I've been a ranger at Eagle's Shadow National Park for over ten years.

The place is vast, miles of dense forest,

winding rivers, and jagged cliffs. It's beautiful, sure, but unforgiving if you don't know your way.

Daniel Klein, the missing camper, had been out there for three days now. He hadn't left a single

trace behind, which was strange.

Most of the time, lost hikers left footprints, scraps of food wrappers, or at least a trail of some

sort. But not Daniel. It was as if he had just disappeared. My team for this mission was small,

but solid. There was Sarah Morales, my second in command, and one of the best rangers I knew.

Calm under pressure, smart, and someone I could always count on.

Then there was Dr. Greg Owens, the Parks Biologist.

He wasn't much of a hiker, but he knew the wilderness like the back of his hand.

Jake Donnelly and Mia Caldwell rounded out the team, two younger rangers, both eager but pretty green.

I wasn't thrilled about taking rookies this deep into the forest, but I didn't have a choice.

We set out in the late afternoon, the sun casting long shadows through the towering pines.

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