"Captain's log, I've been trapped in this other world for five days. So far, I've managed to survive. There are strange creatures all around; nothing is safe. But I've found a safe place to live. Coincidentally, when I arrived in this world, I landed in a rather safe location. The cave I inhabit is guarded by a pasture of flowers outside. The flowers are purple and glow at night. I've managed to ascertain the time thanks to that. Anyway, those flowers seem to devour animals native to this place. I suspect it has something to do with the strange abilities these animals carry, but I can't find out more. I found a water source, and by observing some animals, I've found some fruit. Everything thus far tastes terrible, but I'm eating them just to get by. Oh, it's time to fetch water. Henry out," Henry recorded on his phone.

After spending five days in this world, he started acting as if he were the protagonist of a sci-fi movie stranded on another planet. Quite a few things had happened in those five days. He had really found a river, so he was able to get water for himself. He also saw some monkey-like animals eating yellow-looking fruit, so he gave it a try. It didn't kill him or make him sick, so he collected them now. He was thinking of a way to get meat, but he was holding back, given the various factors he'd have to take into account.

As he lived on, he discovered more and more things. He ran into more creatures—always running into new ones, it seemed. He even named some of them, seeing how they resembled anime creatures, like red goblins, green ogres, blue goblins, etc. Each one was scary and strong-looking. Whoever thought goblins were fodder was out of their mind. The one he ran into looked like trouble. Well, Henry didn't have any special abilities, so that was a factor too.

Just now, he had started monitoring the movements of all these creatures near him. Although he had just started doing that, he hoped things wouldn't escalate because there was nothing he could do except run and hope for the best. In order to survive, he would need to actively defend himself and mark his territory. So, atop spying on these creatures, he now also had the additional task of learning and finding ways to fend them off. His normal defense weapons wouldn't do a thing. He once tried to cut up a dead wolf to take its fur, but his knife wasn't doing a thing. He thought it had something to do with the strangeness of the creatures here.

"Oh my... That humanoid bat just cast magic. I saw it! I saw it! A red circle of some sorts came out of its hand, and it made these red spear things that pierced that yellow-skinned goblin!" Henry remarked in his heart as he hid atop a tree. This time, he was spying on a group of yellow goblins. They seemed to be gathering grass for some reason. But suddenly, a humanoid bat came flying by and attacked them. At first, the goblins had an advantage in numbers, but things turned when that bat started using magic.

"Those stone weapons," Henry muttered. They seemed useful, better than his weapons. They'd be useful for hunting. "How can I get them?" he thought to himself. Suddenly, his watch vibrated, marking the end of his spying. The humanoid bat's ears picked up the sound as it turned, looking in Henry's direction. He flinched, scared. Just how keen could its hearing be to hear him from such a distance? Not only that, it heard his watch vibrating. But thanks to Henry, the yellow goblins took the chance and overcame the humanoid bat's attacks. One managed to fatally wound the bat, stabbing its neck. A red mist gushed out, causing all the goblins to start coughing and drop to the ground. Henry waited for a while, and as the red mist cleared, no one was standing. He figured that bat used or had some sort of toxic blood as a kamikaze attack of sorts. He was reluctant to go and take those stone weapons, but what if they got taken by some other creatures? He didn't want that to happen.

Henry mustered his strength and ran over, taking a stone knife, axe, and sword, along with a wooden makeshift shield. He ran back to his cave. The rest he left there, but this was enough for him. "Man, that was scary. Avoid those bat guys from now on," Henry told himself. After witnessing their keen senses, he wasn't going to risk getting caught by them. And the magic—he thought it was possible but didn't rule out other ability systems. But it looked like magic, alright. Things just got scarier. He'd need to be more careful now.