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you

Thank you.

Come on, boy.

Come on.

Relax, baby.

Come on.

Doesn't suck, Cody.

Oh, no, you don't or you're gonna scare the fish.

No, you did not.

You're first. You caught it.

This one's the same, Rick.

Odie.

Odie? It's okay.

Hey.

It's okay.

I know.

I know.

It's okay.

to tell them to report to the community leaders about that process at 9 o'clock.

Odie, what do you say we go find some trouble?

And in this corner, the canine tripod!

The king of all three-legged creatures, Odin the Annihilator!

Yeah, man, you got me good dude

that thing to stomp you into the ground.

Northern goshawk.

Check.

Only 504 more to go.

Hello there.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to spook you.

Saw your plane.

Thought I'd wander around out here, see if I could find you.

Odin, sit.

All right.

Well, that is quite a critter you got there.

Watkins is the name.

Okay, well, not real big on the social niceties. I can respect that.

You got a name?

James.

I'm holstered and snapped, James. You're good.

All right, James.

It's getting dark soon. You might want to head back towards your camp.

200 miles down river, got about 60 more to go.

Been out here many, many times, and you are the first human-type person

I've ever seen this far out.

This region here, most don't care for it.

I tell them they don't know what they're missing.

There's nothing like the quiet of nature.

The whole world all to yourself.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

Having said that, I did pitch my tent pretty much right next to yours.

Hope you don't mind.

Don't worry.

I'll be gone by sunup.

Like I was never here.

Well,

I'm sticking around tomorrow.

Maybe. I think there's going to be some weather in the afternoon.

I got to say, I like a good hard-nosed spring storm.

Kind of makes you appreciate the sun more.

Man, this is something.

What kind of style of beer is this?

Brown ale, Belgian.

Help to taste for it overseas.

Well, that is a damn fine beverage.

What kind of line of work are you in, James?

Army Special Forces, 30-something years retired.

All right, Green Beret.

That's impressive.

I had you paying for military.

You got that quiet, stern demeanor about you.

How long you been out?

A couple seasons.

Now you're up here, living the simple life.

I've been retired, oh shit, over four years now. In my working days, I did

just about every kind of...

Odd job you could think of.

Did some ranching in my 30s. That was okay.

When I was about your age, I guess, started my own gold mining outfit.

That was the rest of my working life.

See, I figured you as a gold miner.

You got that wild, hopeful look about you.

You're a man of wit, James. You're a man of dry wit.

I appreciate that.

You miss it? The mining?

You miss the fighting?

I was damn good at the mining.

I thought it was the best thing ever. I was in love with it.

But over time, my feelings changed. It's a goddamn dirty business, James.

Many nefarious characters.

I'm glad it's over, but... I do have the odd yearning for the past.

Funny how that works.

Hey, did I notice some silver in your dog's mouth earlier?

Titanium.

Titanium?

Oh, but go to hell. You don't see that every day, do you?

Gotta be a story there.

Bowden was a combat scouting dog.

Went after a target and targeted him in the mouth with a brick. Knocked his

teeth out. Damn.

So, he had to get replaced.

What kind of a rotten son of a bitch would do such a thing?

I hope you gave that fella a piece of your mind.

I shot him in the head.

Sure you did.

I shot him in the head.

I shot him in the head.

Oh, boy.

That same asshole get his leg?

Different asshole.

Please tell me you shot him, too.

I did.

After that, we retired.

I think that was a wise decision, James.

It's okay.

It's okay, love. It's okay.

James, thank you for the Belgian beer.

I hope you don't mind. I have taken another from the cooler.

In return, please accept this book.

I think you will like it.

On 232, there is a fitting quote for you and the mighty Odin.

He had survived the worst the world could do to him.

He had known the cruelty of men, yet he lived.

And the love of men had taken root in his heart.

come on

Area assessment of 6188 Zulu, setting out at the Glutonite Lake, northbound

for about 3500, along with two guys. Over.

Thank you.

Yeah, it's not. Sorry.

How are you?

Ah, you tough son of a bitch.

Okay, boy.

Okay.

Come on.

Come on, boy.

Okay. Okay, boy.

Be right back.

I got you.

um

Thank you.

You did it.

Bleaching, bleaching.

Go,

go, go, go!

Thank you.

0-1-2 North-Northeast

Kellogg

Road 58 miles

Right.

Okay.

Thank you.

It's alright, bud.

Just calm.

It's so dumb.

Seven miles today.

You got to be pulling at least 12 to 15.

Oh, on the weekling?

Okay, well, tomorrow I'm going to build a sledding and pull my ass the rest of

the way.

How's that, sled dog?

Come on, moist dog.

Yeah, yeah.

Ice. Ice.

Don't challenge it.

Easy, Bear. Odie, Ice.

Stay on me, bud.

Okay, Bear, that's close enough.

Odie.

Back. Back.

Back.

Keep moving.

Almost halfway.

Gotta push tomorrow to more sleeps.

Bodhi, the greatest dog to ever walk the earth.

How do you feel about double abortions?

Just tonight?

Okay.

Damn. I can't walk it.

Sorry, bro.

I don't think we can take a nice jog through that valley there, but... I

don't know. Maybe we have to divert.

Okay.

It's okay.

I'm not gonna lie to you bud, that sucks.

Hey, buddy.

Come to me.

Come on.

I got you. Come on.

Come on.

Hug.

Come on.

Hold. Good boy.

Okay, come on now.

Easy.

Come on.

Come on, buddy.

Come on.

Good boy.

There you go.

Good boy.

um um

Damn it.

I need you, boy.

Good job, buddy.

Come here.

Good job, boy.

Thank you.

Almost there.

Thank you.

Coyote.

11 miles.

Odin's Guard.

Odin? We're being stalked.

Get out!

Get out of here!

It's all right. I know.

I know. It's okay.

Okay, a few more miles of this and we'll hit a field for an easy walk to that

ridge line up and over that and straight shot to the road.

This is so spooky out there.

Thank you.

Oh, God.

Any survivors? Only Sergeant Major and his command dog made it.

you

from the world.

Cody.

Find the road.

Find the road, Odie.

Okay?

Last mission.

I don't think I'll be able to go with you, bud.

story of my life.

Thank you.

I love you.

You friendly?

Whatcha doing out here?

Where's your people?

Hello?

Let's just see this side.

You're a stranger.

My name is James Belmont.

If you're reading this, I'm dead.

Several days ago, I suffered a heart attack and crashed my plane

approximately 50 miles west of this location.

I attempted to make it back, but this land got the better of me.

In front of you here is Odin.

He's a highly trained Special Operations Forces combat canine.

Please care for him and provide a home for my dear friend.

Odin has seen war and ferocious hardships beyond what any living being

should ever experience.

In this chaos, he has encountered the best of us and the very worst of us.

But the heart of this beast is strong.

I've shown Odin war, and he's shown me nothing but love and trust.

It's time for him to know peace.

Occasionally, Odin suffers from PTSD-induced nightmares.

They are frightening and will surely startle you.

But if you speak calmly, he will settle, and you will discover an

incredibly loyal, intelligent, and loving companion.

On the back of this note, you will find a list of various commands he knows.

You'll find them to be self-explanatory.

I urge you not to issue the right command unless in a situation of extreme

danger.

I've always been a soldier.

Odin showed me I'm something more.

Odin has deep affinities for things typical of a dog.

especially buffalo jerky, scruff grabs, and fetch.

See to it that he receives these simple joys in inappropriate abundance.

I have no family except for this playful beast.

Attached is my ID, personal information, bank accounts.

All of it is to go to whomever watches over Odin.

I only ask that you take care of him to the best of your ability.

Do not mourn or search for me.

My body is at peace in the wild, and my soul rests with my fallen brothers.

Tell Odin I'll be waiting for him when the time comes.

With deep appreciation and gratitude, James Belmont, Command Sergeant Major,

retired.

Over and out.

And I just come, and all the land is dark.

I know there's only light you ever see.

Now I ought to be afraid.

Now I ought to shed a single tear.

Just as long as you, just as long as you.