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Charles paused to think, then said, "We should save as many points as possible."
She then added, "This is a great opportunity to close the gap with those at the top. It all depends on how many points we save here."
Mir seemed reluctant to engage with Charles, and Evan also appeared uneasy around her. Left with no other option, I stepped in to ask on their behalf. "How exactly do you plan to save points?"
"Each person should carry one bottle of water. That's four bottles in total," Charles replied.
I hummed in response.
"If we can find a spring to replenish our water supply, we might even save those points." Charles turned to me and asked, "By the way, do you happen to know the geography of Butterfly Forest?"
Her tone was so different from the one she used with Hector that it felt like she'd completely forgotten about it. Still, she probably assumed I was a Badniker.
"No, I don't," I replied.
Regardless of her assumptions, I couldn't claim knowledge I didn't have.
Charles gave me a look that said, "I knew it," and pressed, "In any case, water is our only essential need. We can survive without food for a day, so there's no need to bring any. Since we won't be staying for multiple days, we don't need tents or lights, either."
"What about bandages or potions?" I asked.
"We'll be fine as long as we don't get injured," Charles answered.
Her reasoning was sound, but it felt overly extreme.
"I object!" Mir shouted, as if she had been waiting for this moment.
A vein bulged on Charles' forehead. "And your reasoning?"
"You're underestimating the hunt! Do you...
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