Well, after a quick ransack of the ramshackle remains of the village, or perhaps more aptly classified the recently discovered ruins, there was not so much a breadcrumb left behind. In fact, there were three and a half loaves of bread. Or at least what appeared to be three loaves of bread of definite size and physical properties, and a portion of bread with similar physical properties as the aforementioned bearing dimensions of approximately half the quantity of volume (and thus when coupled with the previous knowledge at similar densities yielding reduced mass) as the other three. Hence the conclusion that the raid had produced three and a half loaves of bread, and not much more which would not be considered rubbish and refuse to be discarded.

"It appears they are fresh out of water. Although I did manage to find carbohydrate provisions. Of which, we may distribute amongst ourselves later this day for meal?" R'lyeh returned, waving the loaves of bread in the air as if a prize specimen in a preservation jar. Or something like that. "I also bring unfortunate news that I have been unable to locate my research anyways, or any more humans to attempt and procure samples from."