Duanmu Huai and Sakurajima Mai were rescued two days later.
As the blizzard weakened, the search-and-rescue team decided to take action. The heavy snow over the past several days had blocked the mountain roads and covered the tracks, so the team thought it would be difficult to find the victims. Still, they did what they could and dispatched a helicopter to search the area.
They soon spotted wisps of cooking smoke and followed them to the Cabin in the Woods.
When they opened the door, they found the victims they had been searching for happily eating hot pot inside.
There was nothing more to say after that. The two of them took the search-and-rescue helicopter back to the hospital. After an examination, they were found to be unharmed, and everyone, including the crew, breathed a sigh of relief. Once they learned what the two had experienced over the past few days, everyone was amazed. The director even decided to use that Small Wooden House to film the rest of the scenes.
At the same time, the director specifically discussed matters with Duanmu Huai and Sakurajima Mai, hoping to use the footage of Sakurajima Mai being chased by the bear. Although Ryoko had gotten into trouble because she had been distracted for a moment in the manga, the director felt that they had already filmed this scene, and not using it would be a waste. He had already asked the original author, Kichijoji Teacher, about it. After learning what had happened and watching the footage, Kichijoji Teacher was also quite surprised and readily agreed to modify that part of the plot.
In Kichijoji Teacher's own words, "I couldn't even come up with such an explosive plot. Reality really is more exaggerated than manga."
Sakurajima Mai had no objections, and Duanmu Huai