Sienna Johnson is now completely clueless, and outside it's pitch-black. Sienna walks out of this room, unable to distinguish even the direction.
Staying here leads to a dead end; walking out, who knows what might happen, but Sienna chooses to bravely walk out anyway.
Looking at the pitifully small amount of food, Sienna knows she has no choice.
Sienna tightly screws the bottle lid, then packs all the food, planning to go outside and find a way out.
Sienna rests for a while, gets up, and walks out.
Outside it's pitch-black. Having stayed inside for so long, she is not afraid of this boundless darkness anymore, but she has absolutely no idea where to go.
Ahead is darkness, where one can't even see their hand in front of them. Sienna doesn't know if there's a road ahead or just a wall.
Sienna turns back to look at the room with the light on, and suddenly recalls a book she once read, "Who Moved My Cheese?" She doesn't want to be the little mouse sitting idly waiting for death.
