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The tool you carry seems to mark the paths of animal movement, and it identifies their weaknesses. AI analyzes data and suggests routes for you.

"Walk into those tall grassy hollows as I recommended. I'll show you their perspective, be cautious," Elsa, the AI, responds.

Maya walks slowly, observing where I marked its gaze and the walking path. It will help you avoid encounters and stay unnoticed. Do you understand, Maya?

"Okay, they won't see us," Maya tells Elsa.

Then she continues, picking up stones on the side as JEDA taught her to deceive them, leading them away from the path she'll take.

"No matter what, they won't see us," Maya says to Elsa.

And she continues walking, passing a single hostile animal.

Cut to JEDA, who sees his granddaughter going down. He observes her from a distance and notices her systematic walking, making him confident that she can come out. Instead of rushing to help her, he watches her strategy. His 5-year-old granddaughter is surprisingly clever.

"Good, almost there," Maya says, approaching the destination.

"There he is, found him," she sees a 15-year-old boy lying in the den among the animals

"How is this possible?" The young man, reluctantly following the 6-year-old, wonders how he has to comply with a child until she leads him safely to the agreed point with JEDA. JEDA handles the situation.

Maya looks at JEDA with pride. "You forgot your arrow."

"You have a gift, don't you?" he says.

"Sorry, sir," the young man apologizes to both.

"May both of you be blessed. Thank you so much," JEDA adds his gratitude.

Soon, villagers come to follow them.

"Harum!"

"Harum!!!" They shout loudly upon seeing him talking to outsiders, who don't follow any religion. Harum doesn't have time to know or say anything to them. He looks anxious.

"Miss, miss, help me! I want to..."

"Harum! Be silent. They are outsiders, and this child is a year-old child. Go back quickly to the village." Harum is cut off before he can ask about how she managed to get him out. His father hits him on the head, and he hurries back to the village.

"These children shouldn't talk to us. They are strict about outsiders," JEDA tells Maya.

"Let's go home. Follow me."

"I know the way." Maya grumbles because she helped but received no acknowledgment.

"Thank you, ELSA. You made my day so enjoyable today."

"Absolutely glad to hear that," AI ELSA responds.