"There's a problem there, I don't recommend moving to the cabin to live."
The cabin emanated an unsettling aura, amplified by the strange humanoid shadow Lu Li had seen on the wall before leaving, making him prefer to stay under the cliffs on the beach.
"What if I want to go?" the woman in black robes, or rather, Friday, said.
"You do as you like, I'll stay here."
It wasn't wise to split up on an island in the deep sea, but compared to staying in the cabin atop the cliff, Lu Li would rather stay at Windbreak Point waiting for rescue.
"I'd rather rest in the cabin than in a pit full of sand."
Friday crawled out of the windbreak, seemingly in a good mood.
Lu Li nodded, not uttering a word of persuasion. He split two cans of canned food and half of the matches with her, "This is yours, there's a path behind the rock wall that leads up."
