After a night of rest, everyone woke up early the next day to pack their gear and prepare for today's exploration task.
Perfikot also swapped into more suitable outdoor attire, a wool coat and canvas breeches that offered warmth and flexibility for movement. The durable fabric ensured that even in the wilderness, tangling on branches or falling wouldn't be much of an issue.
With the addition of lightweight and comfortable boots, Perfikot's movements in the wild wouldn't be hindered, ensuring she wouldn't be the one lagging behind.
The Northern Territory's forests are completely undeveloped, designated as a no-man's land, as even the indigenous people only operate in warmer southern areas and never venture this far north.
This results in these forests being entirely pristine and natural. Apart from the animal trails formed by wild beasts, there's virtually no path that could be called a road.
