Alisa Green stood still, watching the female soldier who had given up in the midst of her sorrow.
"This is the third checkpoint, right?"
After standing for a moment, Devina Millet's expression grew a bit more despondent as she turned to Flossie Wright and asked.
"Mm."
Flossie Wright responded indifferently.
The third red marker was right there, at the foot of that female soldier.
It was now the fourth day, and they were only halfway through their time surviving in the wild.
To be honest, Flossie Wright felt that giving up now might be more sensible.
Recognizing one's own strength and learning to give up when one can't bear it anymore is also a form of alternative growth.
"If we had come earlier, would she still have given up?"
Devina Millet's face suddenly became serious.
If that female soldier had seen even a glimmer of hope, realizing she didn't have to continue alone, that she would have companions by her side—
Then, would she still have given up?