I sat on the ground, leaning against a large tree, with Suya's head resting on my lap. I couldn't move, so I couldn't check on things and had to wait for Suya to wake up. My stomach growled with hunger, but I had no intention of seeking food. I remained half-reclined, lost in thought, pondering the events of the past two days.
The wolf attack yesterday and the snake attack today had rattled my nerves. I felt I had made mistakes. Each time I encountered danger, my fear and hesitation led to more attacks from wild animals. The wolves that vanished were still a looming threat, and the snake that nearly killed Suya haunted my thoughts. If things had gone slightly differently, Suya would have been beyond saving.
This made me realize the harsh reality of this deserted island. It was a place wh
