John Haley       June 4, 2045
     It is June 4th 2045, if you are reading this entry, I have been in the wastelands west of the great ravine for 13 days. I am running low on supplies and so I am going to make my way southeast from Narrow Gulch this afternoon, I am unsure whether I should travel by day or night, both present certain problems. Yesterday I was lucky to get away from something perusing me, I stood on the perch at the westernmost point of narrow gulch and watched the low dark figure slink a cross the valley, it is not the first time I have seen this, and it makes me almost certain, whatever is left lurking out here is following me. I am also certain that it travels on all fours, anything surviving out here is surely something I don't wish to meet unprepared in the darkness, I keep my spear close at hand and I keep the fire burning brightly, my lack of a good nights rest has me even more weary. The sun is blazing now, it's just about 9:29 am by my calculations, I have finished packing and will finish this entry and begin moving. I have left a satchel on the hill with things I no longer need so I can carry only food and water with me. I will try to make another entry this evening, it's time to go.

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