Practical Wilderness Survival- Second Period- Monday

[alwaysonguard]

"Today we are going to focus on another aspect of wilderness survival," Dwight said as he stood in front of the class once again. "Looking at what to do when you find yourself lost and are unable to get yourself out and back to civilization. Increasing your chances of being found and surviving until you are rescued is critical to wilderness survival. So the video today is about signaling for help and standard procedures for helping the rescue team find you as soon as possible. We will watch the video then discuss what we learned."

Sensory Deprivation Combat Training; Monday, Third Period [04/03].

[chef_chocobro]

The obstacle course with the low lights and the moving enemies was back up in the danger shop again this week, with an instructor that started the class out with a small sigh.

"My apologies," he said, "for rehashing an old map, so to speak, but both of the individuals who usually assist me in producing the new ones are a dog and a plat at the moment, respectively. So it just seemed to make the most sense to revisit an old one. It's been a while, though, so perhaps it could be a good lesson in remembrance and muscle memory, as well. As usual, we'll have to run the course once with the low lights, a second time with the lights completely off. I have at least managed to arm the enemies with a variety of different weapons, though, just to make it a little more...interesting, and those who are paying particular attention will notice certain trends in sound and scent to perhaps help you figure out the best way to approach their defeat.

"Without further ado, then, let us get started."