After discussing it, Ang and Roel decided not to risk sleeping in the tribe's cave. Instead, they pitched a tent on the outskirts of the tribe. Roel did not particularly care where they slept, but Ang explained the potential security risks of an unfamiliar environment, especially in this mysterious forest. Hearing Ang's concerns, Roel gave up on the idea of staying in the cave. Once the tent was set up, Ang also placed a warning magic array around it in case of danger. The two then crawled into the tent to rest and replenish their strength.
Late that night, a woman quietly entered Yuyuli's cave. "They refused to stay in the cave and set up a tent outside," she said disappointedly. Yuyuli frowned slightly after hearing this, but said nothing more. "If they are unwilling, there's nothing we can do. Go rest first, and don't make too much noise." After the woman left, Yuyuli stood alone at the cave entrance, staring at the bright moon overhead as if lost in thought. She did not move for a long time.
The next morning, the cheerful noise of children in the tribe woke Ang and Roel. Having eaten their fill the night before, the children were full of energy today. However, the adults kept them in check, and they did not rashly approach Ang and Roel's tent. When Ang emerged from the tent, the children saw him and fled in a blur, their laughter gradually fading into the distance.
Today, Yuyuli had to arrange for people to dig up wild cassava again, one of the tribe's main food sources. She explained that all the wild cassava had to be dug up as soon as possible, or it would be threatened by the beasts in the forest and might even be discovered and