Since the traps need to be hidden by the bushes, you press on, simply sticking to the open grass. After another two hours walk, by which time the bushes have lost their berries, their leaves becoming thinner, but more plentiful, the terrain begins to slope gently downwards. The vegetation becomes much thicker, significantly slowing down your pace as you are forced to pay greater attention to avoid traps. You look out for some common theme that would alert intelligent beings to their presence whilst leaving animals none the wiser, but find nothing. Evidently whichever community built these traps did not expect outsider to show up regularly.<br/>Another few hours later and the sun is beginning to fall away behind the island. Light is fading and you begin to look for a campsite.   Presently you find a steep slope at the base of which is a flat area surrounded by some bushes, then another slightly less steep drop before the terrain resumes the gentle slope down. A trickle of water from the earth looks to make it the perfect place to rest for the night. As you approach it another barbed rope trap is sprung, but Kasumi is use to this a second time and manages to catch the twine between two metal points, gently laying it back on the ground. After a 5 minute climb that would have been completed far more quickly had you not needed to search for traps you settle down on the grass, confident no trolls could approach you unseen, even by night.