This was a bit tricky.
It wasn't the danger that Alanna feared. Some of these small islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean had remained isolated for so long that the inhabitants still led primitive lives and were hostile to outsiders.
Venturing onto these islands unprepared could be risky.
But that was for ordinary people.
To Alanna, these people posed no significant threat.
In fact, a few years ago, during the hunter qualification trial, to hone the survival skills of young hunters, they had already delved deep into various primitive tribes, learning how to interact with, or if necessary, subdue, these untamed people.
What troubled Alanna was that these islands were too fragmented and dispersed. In the vast ocean, without suitable transportation, it would be extremely difficult
