The seventh day of wilderness survival.
The trainees begin to fall into the plight of exhaustion of ammunition and food, where their mentality gradually collapses and physical strength fails to support them.
In this wilderness survival, the instructors did not give them any food, not even a pack of compressed biscuits or a piece of chocolate; they had to obtain everything themselves along the way.
Initially, they were energetic and had the mind to hunt or gather some wild vegetables, able to fill their stomachs no matter what. But what they miscalculated was that it is currently the hottest time of the year, and even if they managed to get prey, any leftover could only be eaten one or two more times; food couldn't be preserved for long and rotted, becoming uneatable.
Additionally, just the challenge of making fire was enough to exhaust them.
