The first day of camping had been pretty great. With spending time with friends and being outdoors and away from home and the food. Sure, her group had been late because it seemed to have been put together by some evil mastermind but nothing had gone really really wrong so far. So on the second day, Rowan was ready to keep with the same plan of action, keep her head low, avoid the people who wanted to fling her off a mountain and enjoy as much as she could. But sleeping in the tent with other people had made Rowan really nervous and anxious and triggery so she ended up not sleeping much (as per usual). And when breakfast rolled around, Imogen and her associates had been all over the food, so Rowan had just grabbed a granola bar. She was used to not eating for long periods of time, so it probably wasn’t going to be a problem, right? Except she wasn’t used to going on prolonged hikes, so a couple of hours into the afternoon, Rowan was a pale, sweaty and nauseous mess. Her concealed bruises hurt, her bones were screaming and her vision was blurry. But she just had to keep moving. A little longer. She couldn’t fall behind. Not any more.