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Warren listened to Felix as he introduced himself. Then the question came up what to next, Warren in fact hadn't thought out that far, he hadn't even considered making a shelter. "To be honset, I don't have the slightest idea. But if we are to make a shelter, we need to have the right materials like: Bamboo would be great for the frame, palm leaves as a roof and something that can be used as a rope. All of this, exept the leaves, require that we go into the jungle there."

Suddenly Warren heard a roar come from the jungle. "Lets keep away from that, whatever it is." Warren looked around once more, to his far to his left he could see the island, but it seemed to lie paralel to the waterline on the beach now. "At the very least we need to return here, as there are plenty of palm trees here and at least in the desert the warmest places around nighttime were near large volumes of water and that is most definatly a large volume."

Warren waited for Felix to eat his coconuts, then stood up and walked towards the edge of the jungle. There he waited for Felix to come before he grabbed his grappeling hook again and entered the jungle. As he walked through the first layer of small palm trees and other human high bush he noticed that there was a large ridge of porous rock in their path, they had to get over the ridge to get from the beach it seemed. Warren stoped near the ridge and directly it was clear that his hook once more had no use, if they used it to grab the ledge, the ledge would simply crumble and you'd have a grappeling hook falling down on their heads.

Then he realised that the ridge wasn't too high fro him to run up to, if he had enough momentum. "watch out, I'll try to run up that ridge. So get back a bit, there might be some rocks that come loose and fall down." Warren walked a few meters back and then sprinted to the ridge, he set his foot on the ridge and jumped from that foot. He landed with his arms on top of the ridge and pulled himself up. Then as he still lied down he turned over the edge and stuck out his hand. "Now its your turn to get up here."