Day One: (Mon/Tues): You just want to rest. You somehow make your way into and up a tree, and you let your head rest against the thick trunk. You just want to rest, just for a moment, and then the night is gone. You end up sleeping through all of the night, and the sun rises, a gap in the leaves landing on your eyes. You’re cold and god you’re sore, but you survived, and that’s what matters here. You glance around quickly, make sure no one is there, and drop to the ground. Your ankle sends pain upwards to your knee, and you remember you slid down a cliff. So before you explore, you look at yourself, gauging whether or not you’re hurt. You have bruises and small cuts everywhere, and appear to have a slightly swollen ankle, but otherwise you seem to be fine. Now that that’s over with, you think, food is the priority. Your stomach is more than a little mad at not having sustenance. You decide water, first, and drink some dew off the grass around you. But you need something more substantial, and you think about what lives in tall grass. You have nothing with you, but you think you could build a trap of some sorts to catch small game. Or, you can simply move to a different area. The area you’re in leads to the Cornucopia, the base of a volcano, a big mountain range, or a river to the south. Do you want to stay here and explore, or move on to a different area?
Response: Collecting some sticks and pulling up some of the longer strands of grass and leaves. I make a small wooden cage to use for a trap. Maybe if I'm lucky something will walk into it. Proping it open with a stick I tie the strands of grass together to make a sort of rope. Hiding in a nearby bush I wait for something to walk into my trap.