Why do we need water anyway? We drank before we set out.We need to drink from every stream I can find, I said. As I've said, dehydration is the biggest risk we face out here.Okay, Corey said. But could you find a path without mud and thorns?I'll make sure the next one's paved.Daniel leaned toward me as we walked. I bet if we bolted, we could lose them in ten seconds.Don't tempt me, I muttered.
In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation highlights the crucial importance of water during their journey. The characters discuss their need to stay hydrated, emphasizing that dehydration is a significant threat to their survival. One character expresses determination to find water, reflecting the urgency of the situation as they navigate through challenging terrain.
As their dialogue continues, Corey raises concerns about the difficulties they might face while searching for a less muddy path. Meanwhile, Daniel playfully suggests that they could escape if they ran. The tension in their interactions illustrates their precarious circumstances and the desperate need for careful planning as they strive to avoid hazards in the wilderness.
