-Samuel-
After building my tiny in-the-cave shelter, I eat some oran berries and walk around the mini-beach. I look about, and splash my face with water, and then walk back to my cave. I took a sharper rock, and then hit one of the fallen trees with it. The inside wood was as good as paper. I begin writing on it with the same sharp rock and carve it into a disc shape. I throw the wooden disc. It glided alright. I go back up, and chuck it as far as I could in some direction that I hoped was Allure town, but I just hear it fall into some trees nearby instead. I make another one, and on my third attempt to write a rescue note, I throw it, and... it went in the lake. I was too far out to get any rescue message to Allure or Treasure town. "Might as well try to find that scrafty somewhere. But I don't really want to get even more lost..." I say, walking around. I get the glorious idea to start a fire, but that would result in a burnt down forest, most likely. I take out my badge. Flashing red. Would I rather keep all my money but be lost, or possibly find this guy, beat him somehow, and get back to get even more money, or lose all of it, but not be lost? Uh... I think finding this dude sounds better. Come nightfall, I'll use the badge if I hadn't found him, though. I walk around and look at a possible place to scale the cliff. I found a good place that didn't go too high, and I climb up it and walk to the top of the cliff, and look around, above the trees. I could see... well, forest. A lot of it. No towns. As I looked closer, though, in the distance I saw an odd color in the forest. Orange-ish. Sorta ant-like from the height. I climb down the cliff, and then walk off in the direction I saw the orange spot in.

-William-
"I don't want you snoozing out there in the forest alone with that big conkeldurr somewhere in it, I was just keeping you out of harm's way," I say, walking with her. I look around. "So... where's Samuel? I didn't see him back at the guild," I say, entering Birchwood again. I get focused on the mission, and say "Well, at least he'll stand out. The scrafty, that is."