Lost - Endenger-vouz

Lost - Endenger-vouz

The English woman working in the oil fishing industry in the northen border find a deep hole under the ocean ice. And she visited there for the possible eskimo living nearby and the potential fishing. And she made a crack by accidentally slipped near the small 20cm diameter ice hole. Thus, she got crashed into the ocean. A water! It was the way up.. She could see and hear the eskimo people but she was lynched but not raped. She was taken as a hostabe by the poatchers. They were stealing the eggs from the goose coop they own. And sometimes, they found the cats and took them away for the storagable food by drying its meat. And the woman found the horror after getting some eskimo foods such as the unknown chicken leg size meat. The 24 years old man looked like a long black haird girl was saying it is cat meat. But the English woman, Casandra, did not blieve it and enjoy eating the hospitality foods together with another woman and few men. The horror was that they found chauchau, the one missing from their camp was found in the same room this time as a stored pet by the same clan! A chauchau! Must be ours! And it would be eaten alive! The woman like man said and he moved out in his sleeveless white shirt to show male upper torso toward some black men who came as theintruders. The men fought and asked to carry out the woman's red jet sky machine. The girl like man hesitated but the kidnapped woman was not shy and offered a ride together to get back to her ocean. And two men raped her on the way after they moved 10km away from the eskimo base. The man wanted to buy some cigarette and needed a ride left to be in the eskimo camp area for finding additional fuels to burn the illegal migration location burnt down. Thus, half a day later, the woman was capable to return to the eskimo ranch by following the 2 lines made by their own ski jet, she found the man and others dead. She foundsome rabits killed and she cooked the rabit to eat the meat. And that was the end of the short story of less than 140 pages long. More details were added about the oil pool like figure made for the large fishing sites by the eskimos. And the weather and the fishing stories to the beginning.