Humans... are creatures of adaption

I am in a forest. I am lost. Thus, I am lost within a forest.

I am not even hoping that I would somehow encounter humans here.

Somehow... all encounter with humanoid beings were like those I met before.

Rabid, aggressive, bloodthirsty.

I don't know how nor why, but they just felt like it. Like they always wants to eat me.

That... is a bad thing. I don't even try to communicate with them anymore.

I mean, I tried once... but all I had experienced was them being aggressive that even a cut limb won't stop them. Also, they regenerate a limb.

I had to cut them over and over again until they stopped moving or regenerating. Which means they're dead.

On the other hand, my way of handling my blade became more proficient the more encounter I had. I won't say that it became a style of sword, or a proper school. But think I reduced as much as possible unnecessary movements, not including personal habits. I will never knew it until someone pointed it out after all.

I don't know if I have to feel good about meeting these guys.

But anyway, the main topic I had was the revelation...of me being lost within the forest.

It's different from just being lost within the forest...

But I am completely, both mentally, physically, spiritually, geographically, philosophically, and any descriptor of a state of being, lost. Yup, I gave up getting out of the forest by myself and is now hoping that someone pops out from the plot and save me from this ROBforsaken place.

I so went around and pick a random spot of the forest that I think is a good place to stay. Since I never experienced camping out within the forest, I had a trial and error until I am currently staying at the current best location, which is the place I am staying at: a cave.

Food? water? What's that? Is that tasty?

I realized that loading a Macro save also includes my current state, so I am still in a state I came in this world. Same clothes, same all, same satiety and hydration. I don't know how exactly, but don't really mind and bother since it is convenient. Convenient things are convenient and knowing about things that cause no problems is a bother, which is not convenient. I tried eating fruits and roasted meat, but I never ate a thing that did not cause me indigestion, plus some of them killed me too.

I then knew another fact to those bloodthirsty creatures that hunts me within sight: they are really poisonous, plus I think their zombies. Not even sterilization works on them. And I had to fight a zombie version of myself that told me that whatever thing is within those zombies are, they are infectious. Why did I ate them in the first place if they are humanoid shape in the first place? Dude, there is a reason gluttony is listed in the Deadly sins. I got frustrated so much that I had to resort to something to satiate me hunger. Not the physical or biological one, but the hunger from the depths of my mental stomach. Poisonous fruits don't even let me know of their taste before killing me and resorting to Macro load(Temporal load is not yet solved) removing any form of building up immunity from the poison. I made sure that was the case before moving on to testing exotic dishes. I think my taste buds are dying since they never tasted anything aside from pain or numbness. I also never find a less poisonous fruit that will help me build up immunity, yet. ROB bless my taste buds.

I also realized that I am a fairly weak person. It's just my blade cuts really well. I never had to put force behind my swings and somehow, nothing managed to stop my blade.

And the zombie me was too weak that the difference between the zombie me and the other zombies were too glaring. I can follow the movements of the zombie me compared to the other zombies that I had to die once and let them feast on the body before I can kill them.

Doing these things don't really helped me in surviving, since I never caught any signs of their ambush even once, I had to have some information before I can use it as an experience or point of reference. But on the other hand, I improved on how to make sure that I will land a blow first with my blade, even if my opponent was faster than me.

All in all, I can now manage to say that I am now starting my isekai life.

ROB, send me somebody already so that I can leave this ROBforsaken forest.