TILLY
I spent the rest of the day exploring the island despite the bitterly cold air and snowflakes dancing in the gusts of wind. If I would remain on this island indefinitely, then it would be better to explore and memorize the terrain.
Cheeks stinging from the cold, I shoved my hands deep inside the fur-lined pockets of my heavy coat as I hiked around the rocky coastline. In all directions, the choppy and emerald sea seamlessly blended with the cerulean horizon tinged with dark gray clouds gathering in the distance. The buildings Judy had pointed out earlier were all locked and under biometrics as well. I still tested the doors and windows to see if anything was unlocked, even though I knew it was probably futile.
The only place I had yet to explore was the log cabins where Zadeyn’
