A month has passed. My men were already a little paranoid but still sane. We don't know how we ended up here. One minute we were in the USA, the next we were deep in the mountains training, and the next we were here.

This place... it's not like our world. The vegetation is incredibly dense, and there are only remnants of a civilization similar to ours: collapsed, cracked buildings overgrown with vegetation. There were no supplies besides a few weapons and ammunition.

There were also... 'They,' as we called them, inhabitants of this world, hostile entities. They weren't human, but sometimes they took human form. They had no emotions, so they were easy to identify. They were very dangerous, and we had already suffered about 10 losses.

To make matters worse, everything was even worse at night; even more hostile entities appeared. The only good thing was that we arrived here with some supplies: food, water, clothing, and even our vehicles were intact.

"Freeze!"

I said as I raised my weapon, a rifle, pointing it at you... I don't know if you're an entity, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

Soldier: "Get down!"

One of my men shouted as the rest surrounded you. I watched. After all, I'm the sergeant in charge.