The coyote awoke with a start in the back of the truck. He'd dozed off sometime during the long road trip. He quickly looked around as he noticed the truck was no longer moving, nor was it full of his school mates. He picked up his carbine, slung his bag over the opposite shoulder and stood up from the truck bed. He looked at the small cabin ahead and sighed, glad that they atleast arrived in one piece.
He glanced around at the surrounding trees, quickly making note of the best spots to snipe from in case of an emergency. He spotted a tall pine that was coated thick with needles and easy to climb, distant enough from rear of the cabin. At the same time, he saw Haden appear on the roof with his rifle, setting up his position. He pointed his finger like a gun and made the noise "pew" in his direction. He chuckled and shook his head. Spike hopped down from the truck and started toward the cabin. "You know, if I can see you, chances are the Russians can too." He shouted up to the roof at Haden. "Pick a tree, you'll get better cover and a better line of sight..." He put his hands up. "Just my thoughts." He suggested before continuing up to the cabin's front door.
Upon seeing the damage done to the door frame, he stared momentarily before swinging it open on it's loose hinges, hoping all the good sleeping arrangements hadn't yet been claimed. He walked inside and tossed his bag down onto a couch in the living room. He kept his carbine slung on his shoulder. Digging through his bag, he found his cigarettes and lighter. Without addressing anyone else, he sighed and walked back out front to the small porch. Spike brushed the leaves off an old wooden chair and sat, leaning his gun against the wall. He lit up his cigarette and exhaled, leaning back in the chair. "Hows everything look up there?" Spike called up to Haden on the roof.