An Ice Wind

by Hogan'sHeroesRock

When London sends someone to Stalag 13, it turns out to be a lot more than Colonel Hogan bargained for... A woman named Marie shows up. Later, when she finds an abandoned German Shepherd puppy, will Hogan be pushed too far? Or will he allow her to keep the adorable puppy named Arrow, because he is glad to see her happy?

10. Chapter 10 - Amazing

I made it to 10 chapters! Well, I won't delay you any longer with reading my author's note, so go ahead! Read and review this chapter! :-)

Continuing on from last chapter ~ "Alright, Langenscheidt, we are going to show you our setup. However-" Hogan warned, "if you tell anyone, we will have to send both you and that person to London. You both will probably end up slaving away making breakfast, lunch and dinners for a LOT of people. And that's if you don't get a trial and be executed first."

Langenscheidt gulped and looked like a turtle without a shell that desperately wanted to disappear into it. He actually paled and looked nauseous. "I-I promise I won't tell anyone."

"Alright. First things first. This-" Hogan said, pushing the button that opened up their normal tunnel in Barracks 2 (yes, they moved back into Barrackes 2) "Is our tunnel."

Langenscheidt gaped at the tunnel unfolding before his eyes before he quickly clamped his mouth shut.

"And you can go down the tunnel. Newkirk, LeBeau, Kinch, Marie, go on down. Then I'll go next, and then you can go down. Carter, watch the door." Hogan said as Marie went down first.

"Sure thing, boy. I mean sir." Carter said, shuffling over to the door before opening it a crack and peering out.

Once they were all in the tunnel, Hogan continued on. "This is our radio room. Kinch is our radio man." He said, pointing out the radio room. "And this is one of our tunnels. We have tunnels to every Barracks but one. We also have a tunnel leading out of camp. One of the tunnels also leads directly to Klink's quarters." Hogan said, grinning.

Langenscheidt laughed. "And no one has ever discovered any of these tunnels?" He asked carefully.

"Nope. And Klink maintains a perfect 'no-escape) record, despite the fact that hundreds of prisoners have 'escaped' from Stalag 13. That's because he had never found out about our tunnels. If he did, he'd probably faint in shock." Marie smirked.

Langenscheidt nodded. "Amazing." He muttered quietly.

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well, this chapter's a little short, but I didn't have enough time to make it longer.

Please review!

Katie ~