I'm Stuck on a Remote Island With the Male Leads

Chapter 47

"That is probably one of the possible causes. But there are a lot of other things that I can guess, so it is difficult to infer," Enoch answered with a calm face.

In the end, we are back to square one again. Ruzef, who was watching the conversation, raised his hand.

"Then it would be best if we all work together to find the escape gate."

Everyone nodded in agreement with Ruzef.

Suddenly, it was getting darker. More time has passed than I thought.

Everyone showed signs of exhaustion.

"In addition, it would be a good idea to go out to the beach periodically to see if there are any ships passing by," Arthdal ​​added.

That is the opinion I would most like to avoid, knowing that rescue calls are useless. But the other people who didn't know nodded in agreement.

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Then a wolf howl was heard from far away.

There was a long silence. Everyone looked at each other's faces with great tension and looked around.

"Let's talk about the details after the sun rises. We'd better wrap up for today."

Everyone nodded in agreement at Yuanna's words.

Even if the monsters don't come up near the hut, it's dangerous to light a fire at night.

Eventually, everyone quickly entered the hut.

***

We decided to take turns keeping the watch.

Here, 'we' refers to me, Enoch, Kayden, and Ruzef.

The reason we stood vigilantly was to prepare for the attack of the monsters, but it was more to prevent the provocation of Yuanna and her party.

I was preparing well by laying fallen leaves on the wooden floor on the first floor of the hut. Kayden, who was walking down the stairs, looked at me and pointed upwards.

"I heard that one of the two rooms on the second floor is used by the Saintess?"

At Kayden's words, Ruzef, who helped me spread the leaves, sighed.

"The Crown Prince said he would use the other one."

At his words, Kayden approached this way and frowned.

"What, then, what about our Margaret?"

Diego and Enoch, who were having a conversation from afar, looked at us with puzzled faces.

I don't want to make a fuss at night, and first of all, the second floor has nothing but hard wooden beds.

I calmed Kayden down.

"Nevermind. I think it's safe to sleep here. There's you, Enoch, and also the Archbishop."

Kayden's eyebrows rose and a smile spread across his lips. I guess my words weren't too bad.

I don't know if Diego and Enoch heard our conversation. They soon turned their heads again and looked busy discussing something.

I spread all the fallen leaves and sat on them and looked at the two. What kind of conversation are they having?

"I think they are sharing information about monsters," said Kayden, who sat next to me with his chin on the back of his hand and followed my gaze towards Enoch.

"Information about monsters?"

"It looks like the two of them made a deal."

Archbishop Ruzef, who was sitting in front of the bonfire also looked at Kayden with curiosity.