Frist Day (Flock'⁴⁴)

## Plot

On December 3rd, 1942; as Jonah walked towards the military camp of Camp Princo with his bags packed and his heart heavy, feeling almost too much to bear the thought of leaving everything he knew behind, including the picture of his childhood friend of young Santiago and younger Jonah, until he saw Tommie's Jeep pull up beside him, causing a lump to rise in his throat, and as he climbed into the passenger seat, Tommie gave him a knowing nod and drove off without a word, leaving Jonah to feel a sense of dread as they drove through the countryside, with Tommie continuing to talk about Santiago Levi, Jonah felt a sense of familiarity with the name and realized that Santiago was there at Camp Princo, the same military camp that Jonah was headed to, and that Santiago was a skilled and respected soldier who had been struggling with his own demons and had been sent on a dangerous mission that no one knew if he would come back from, leaving Jonah feeling uneasy but knowing he needed to focus on his own training and mission ahead as he was leaving behind everything he knew and loved and had no idea what was waiting for him at the training camp, and looking over at Tommie, Jonah saw a sense of understanding and empathy in his eyes, knowing that Tommie had been through this before and knew exactly what Jonah was feeling, and as they pulled up to the training camp, Jonah's anxiety started to rise again until Tommie put a hand on his shoulder, giving him a sense of comfort and support, and without saying a word, Tommie helped Jonah unpack his bags and get settled in, and Jonah looked around the training camp, realizing that this was going to be his home for the next few months, but with Tommie by his side, he felt a sense of hope and determination to make the most of his time there and to do his best in his training, and as Tommie stopped at nearby miles by as Jonah thanking Tommie for a ride and the talk, Tommie waved goodbye and wished Jonah good luck on his first day of training.

As Jonah arrived at the military camp, his eyes scanned the bustling surroundings until they landed on a boy struggling to carry a heavy bag. Without hesitation, Jonah offered to help, and the boy, who was in the midst of grueling training, introduced himself as Zaki Morin, a former classmate of Jonah's. The realization left Jonah ecstatic, and as they made their way to the camp together, the two boys caught up on lost time and shared stories of their lives since they last saw each other. However, their lively conversation was abruptly interrupted when Jonah accidentally bumped into Lieutenant Lazlo Green, who immediately began yelling at him for his lack of discipline and respect. In a state of shock and feeling apologetic, Jonah was further surprised to see Zaki also receive a scolding from Lazlo, leaving both boys fuming with anger. The tension only increased when Lazlo ordered them to do 200 push-ups as punishment, leaving Jonah and Zaki feeling exhausted, but they knew they had no choice but to follow Lazlo's orders. As they continued with their training, they found themselves frequently crossing paths with Lazlo, who continued to push them to their limits, but also imparted valuable lessons about discipline, perseverance, and the importance of teamwork. Despite the grueling training, Jonah and Zaki's bond grew stronger each day, and they knew that they had each other's back no matter what challenges lay ahead.

As Jonah arrived at the military camp, he noticed a boy carrying a heavy bag and offered to help. The boy, who was in the middle of training, introduced himself as Zaki Morin and revealed that they were former classmates, leaving Jonah ecstatic. As they made their way to the camp, Jonah accidentally bumped into Lieutenant Lazlo Green, who began yelling at him. Shocked and apologetic, Jonah was further surprised when Zaki also received a scolding from Lazlo. The two boys were then forced to do 200 push-ups as punishment, leaving them both enraged, but they reluctantly followed Lazlo's orders. As Jonah walked into his camp with a handful of new trainers, his rough start was quickly met with a warm welcome from a group of new recruits, including John O'Neil, an Irish-Canadian from Kingston, and Eugenie Clark, an Irish immigrant who initially mocked Jonah and stole Zaki's letters. Despite this, Jonah quickly formed a bond with his fellow recruits, including his roommate Kenny Williamsburg, a German-Canadian who was a sky one, and even mistook Hugh ven King as his roommate before realizing his mistake. The next day, Jonah, Eugenie Clark, and Hugh ven King underwent obstacle training for Homo-Avians, honing their flight skills for tactical advantage in aerial combat for over an hour under the watchful eye of Lieutenant Lazlo Green. Despite the grueling training, Jonah was determined to succeed, fueled by his newfound camaraderie with his fellow recruits and his passion to serve his country. During one training exercise, Jonah was pitted against Hugh ven King in aerial combat and lost twice, resulting in him having to do 100 push-ups as punishment from Lieutenant Lazlo Green. Despite the setback, Jonah remained determined to improve and eventually succeeded in the same exercise, earning the respect of his fellow recruits and even graduating Hugh ven King on his victory.

As they sat in the cafeteria, Hugh thanked Jonah for his support and the two celebrated their shared victories, grateful for the bonds they had formed amidst the intense training. For Jonah, it was a moment of pride and accomplishment, knowing that he had given his all and emerged stronger for it.

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As Jonah arrived at the military camp, he was greeted by a group of new recruits, and he quickly made friends with John O'Neil, an Irish-Canadian native of Kingston, and Eugenie Clark, an Irish immigrant, assigned to different trainers, but Jonah was excited to meet them at the end of the day and share their experiences. Jonah's trainer, Adam Morley, was a former baseball player who was tough but fair, pushing Jonah to the limit, forcing him to climb a high wall despite his fear of heights, which terrified him. But Jonah trusted Adam and knew that he had to overcome his fear to become a better soldier. The next day, Jonah was tasked with running for 10 hours straight, a grueling task, but he refused to give up, pushing himself to the brink of exhaustion, determined to prove himself to his trainers and fellow recruits. After a long day of training, Jonah decided to visit a café in town, where he ran into an old classmate, Lee Anderson, who had also joined the military. They caught up on old times and shared stories about their experiences in training. As Jonah progressed in his training, he met Flight trainer Lazlo Green, who was friendly but sometimes strict during flight training, forcing Jonah to do 100 push-ups without stopping. The next day, Jonah met five new recruits for hand-to-hand combat training, leading to Jonah's failure and a mocking fight with a new recruit, followed by Lazlo forcing both to do 200 push-ups without stopping.

During his training, Jonah wrote letters home and took a run on the tracks, where he encountered Tommy Bowie, and they talked about Tommy's deceased wife, Mary, causing Jonah to think about his own deceased mother, Mariah, as well. Jonah also took aerobatics with Lazlo Green, initially failing but getting a chance at aerobatic training, which he successfully completed, and he ran for 10 hours in flight combat with his human wings recruits for takeoff and landing, emerging successful. As time passed, Jonah faced tougher challenges in his training, but he persevered, determined to become the best soldier he could be. When the day finally came for him to graduate from the military camp, Jonah felt proud of himself and grateful for the experiences and friendships he had gained. He knew that the lessons he learned in the military would stay with him for the rest of his life, helping him face whatever challenges lay ahead.

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Additional: Jonah couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and determination as he walked towards the military camp, knowing that he was about to embark on a journey that would test his strength, resilience, and courage, and he felt grateful to have Tommie by his side, who had already gone through the same experience and could guide him through it. Despite the uncertainty and fear that lay ahead, Jonah knew that he had made the right decision to join the military and was ready to take on whatever challenges came his way.

Jonah stood on the sidewalk, his bags packed and his heart heavy as he walked towards the military camp of Camp Princo. He had been looking picture of young Santiago and younger Jonah, but the thought of leaving everything he knew behind was almost too much to bear. As he saw Tommie's Jeep pull up beside him, Jonah felt a lump rise in his throat. Tommie got out of the driver's seat and gave Jonah a knowing nod. Jonah climbed into the passenger seat, and Tommie drove off without a word. As they drove through the countryside, Jonah couldn't help but feel a sense of dread wash over him.

As Tommie continued to talk about Santiago Levi, Jonah couldn't help but feel a sense of familiarity with the name. He realized that Santiago was actually the younger brother of Daigo, the soldier Tommie had been talking about. Tommie went on to explain that Santiago had been trained in the same military camp that Jonah was headed to, and that he was a skilled and respected soldier. However, he also mentioned that Santiago had been struggling with his own demons, and that he had been sent on a dangerous mission that no one knew if he would come back from. The conversation left Jonah feeling uneasy, but he knew that he needed to focus on his own training and mission ahead.

He was leaving behind everything he knew and loved, and he had no idea what was waiting for him at the training camp. But as he looked over at Tommie, he saw a sense of understanding and empathy in his eyes. It was clear that Tommie had been through this before and knew exactly what Jonah was feeling. As they pulled up to the training camp, Jonah's anxiety started to rise again. But as Tommie put a hand on his shoulder, he felt a sense of comfort and support. Without saying a word, Tommie helped Jonah unpack his bags and get settled in. As Jonah looked around the at the training camp, he realized that this was going to be his home for the next few months. But with Tommie by his side, Jonah knew that he could face whatever challenges lay ahead.

Jonah was overjoyed when he found a letter from home waiting for him. He had been away for months and missed his family dearly. But his excitement was cut short when he received a note from Henry Windsor inviting him to a boxing match in the woods near a military base.

Despite the secrecy of the location, Jonah agreed to go with his friends Zaki Morin and Alexandre James. When they arrived at the abandoned factory, they were greeted by a group of people gathered around a makeshift ring in the center.

Jonah stepped into the ring to face Henry Windsor, a formidable opponent. Jonah relied on his running speed to dodge Henry's punches and used his manly boxing skills to deliver some powerful kicks and punches of his own. Jonah's agility and quick reflexes allowed him to land some impressive blows, but Henry was no slouch.

Henry's kickboxing expertise and power punches were a challenge for Jonah to overcome. Henry was lightning quick, jumping and pushing Jonah while also grabbing him and throwing him off balance. In the end, Jonah was defeated by Henry's skill and experience.

After the match, Henry revealed that he was the most accomplished boxer in Ottawa due to his pure-blood British bloodline. Jonah couldn't help but feel a twinge of disappointment, but he knew that he had fought his best and was proud of his own skills and abilities.

As he left the abandoned factory with his friends, Jonah knew that he would continue to train and hone his fighting skills, always ready for the next challenge that came his way.

New characters

Trainer

- Lieutenant Pete Williams (who training the recruites and Jonah, a WW1 veteran)

- Private Lazlo Green

- Captian Elias Wilson (a WW1 general,  who had developed reationships with Jonah during training)

Recruits

- John O'Neil (Irish-Canadian, native in Kingston,  Canada)

- Eugenie Clark (Irish Immigrant, human with wings, who mocked on Jonah's Irish and mixed Jewish heritage during flight training)

- Adam Morley (Irish-American / Canadian, baseball player)

- Hugh ven King (Dutch-Canadian, human with wings)

- Rick Gagne

- Peter Brown

- Leonard Crestohl (Polish-Canadian, human with wings)

- Adam Crestohl (Polish-Canadian, young brother of Leonard, human with wings, who had little crush on Emily the nurse)

- Henry Jones (boxer)

- Zaki Morin (Jewish boxer, his old classmate, human with wings)

- Alexandre James (half-Métis-Canadian from Alberta)

- Samuel Meadows (Métis-Canadian from Alberta)

- Christian Blake (British-Jewish immigrant, human with wings)

- Christian Wallis (human with wings, who meets Jonah, one of new recruits, from East Base)

- Lee Anderson (human with wings, one of new recruits from East Base)

- Kenny Williamsburg (German-Canadian, Jonah's roommate, one of the new recruits from East Base)

- Roy Fabian (Irish mixed Italian, baseball player, Jonah's roommate, one of new recruits from East Base)

- Albert Blith (baseball player, one of new recruits from East Base)

Nurses

- Emily Wilson (British Nurse, who treats Jonah, who fallen in loved with Jonah,  and the daughter of Captian Elias Wilson)

- Ava Peyton

- Zoya Adamsen

- Anna Krutch

- Ayana Sama (Métis nurse, who fallen in love with Alexandre)