You chose to keep going and open the backpack when you're deeper into the forest. You walk cautiously but quickly for what feels like miles, exhaustion already beginning to overcome you. You remember the tips your mentor gave you to find water. Be as still as possible and listen carefully. If there's any running water nearby you'll be able to hear it. He had told you. Head downhill, that's how water flows after all. He'd said. He even told you to resort to rain water, dew, and transpiration from plants if you had to. You hoped it wouldn't come to that, and continued travelling, going downhill as much as possible. You keep your eyes and ears alert for any signs of other tributes. 

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You've been traveling for awhile now and decide it's safe to open the backpack. You climb a tree for cover and take the items out one by one. First, you find a water canteen. You unscrew the lid immediately to find it empty, to your dismay. Next, you remove a bundle of rope that has a sleeve of crackers tangled up in it. Perfect! You may not have water yet, but at least you have food. Finally, you take out a small first aid kit from the bottom of the backpack. It contains basic first aid supplies including a little flashlight, tweezers, band aids, and cleansing wipes. You're pleasantly surprised by the items in the backpack. You'd only been expecting one or two pretty useless things. You put everything back in the bag, for now, and realize how exhausted you are. Your eyes are heavy and you're struggling to stay awake. You also know that if you don't find a source of water soon, you won't survive the Hunger Games. It's time to make a decision. Do you:

O) Go to sleep right there and then in the tree

OR

P) Continue searching for water and find another place to sleep later