He laughed. "Unfortunately for me, that saying doesn't work."

"Aw, okay." Lilura says, with a shrug. "I can't think of anything else right now. I'm not really a morning person." She admits.

"Me neither," he laughed. "We should have just kept sleeping."

"But now we have more time to find the cabin." Lilura says, again trying to stay on the bright side. "But we can still sleep if we need." She says, by all mean willing to rest a little bit longer if Casey needed to.

"True. So do we just start walking in a random direction, or...how we gonna do this?"

"Didn't the race end around here?" Lilura asks, showing where she thought the race had ended because it had been trampled down a tiny bit. "So the cabin is this way?"

He nodded. "It's worth a try." He had totally forgotten the race. Mostly because he lost, but he didn't say it

Lilura starts down the path, looking for landmarks she remembered.

He followed close behind, doing the same. "Do you remember if there were any twists and turns in the race?"

"I feel like there were, but I'm not sure."