In the end you decide to leave the stinky flowers to be stinky on their own. You've had a sudden change of heart. Your time is precious, and the flowers are just not worthy of your attention anymore. Honestly, who does the flame tree even think he is, presenting you with something as dull and uninspired as flowers this season. To quote a fantastic movie that doesn't exist yet, "Florals? In Spring? Groundbreaking.".

You really expected more from the tree's SPRING/SUMMER 1956 collection.

About 5 hours of walking in sticky hot weather and one intense evening rain shower later, your team finally decides to stop for the night and make camp. You set up your tent with ease, sort some of your breathable bamboo fiber socks and by then its already time for dinner. Absolutely exhausted, you head over to the fire and gratefully wolf down the bowl of mystery meat stew someone hands you.

Despite darkness settling in and it already being night, the rainforest is still surprisingly hot and humid. The rainforest is in a constant water cycle and you can really feel it, right now the residual heat from daytime must still be evaporating the rain from before. With all the rivers and mountains, the watershed of this place is probably ginormous.

Talking about water retention, you suddenly realize that you need to go pee. Problem is, for that you would have to, surprise surprise, leave camp and head into the dark depths of the jungle.

Alone.

The only other option, because you have a big and fragile ego, is to wait until someone else needs to go and sort of tag along. You are really really desperate but don't know what to do.

Just go alone go to 21

Casually and inconspicuously wait around for someone else go to 24