Cave, just to be sure

Johanna takes a deep breath feeling tired after the storm, dragging a chest of gold and marching by the wild jungle. No way that she would be able to make any more action like gathering wood and leaves for some primitive roof when there it is possible to get it for free in the cave.

"I must check it out first."

Johanna put down her heavy ropes, fishnet, and flagons keeping only a cloak and holder, with a stick in hand near the entrance, looking into the darkness of the stone cave. After a few steps, she will be blind inside, which wasn't the best choice if someone is already living inside.

"If only I had some flint, to make torchlight... Hmm..." She said to herself as she looked inside the cave. Johanna put her hands in her pockets, finding a small knife and broken field glass, completely useless with one part crushed. Wait, what?

"Eureka! I get it!" She said happily to herself and cut off one of her shirt sleeves, making it rags, and wrapped it around a stick, making it a primitive torchlight.

"I hope it gonna be a good idea or I just lost a piece of my shirt for nothing."

She said to herself as she used one glass of her field glass to collect daylight on torchlight. The material was still wet from seawater and her sweat, but the sun was burning so hot, that Johanna believed in the end it will burn.

" Come on, come on. "She repeated waiting for fire, but as minutes pass, there was no sign of any flame or even spark.

" Please, don't fail me, don't fail me. " She said quietly as her hands began to shake. But when she was ready to give up, then suddenly torchlight started to fire up.

"Yes!!! Hurray!!! I have fire!" Johanna screamed if joy and with a new source of light, she entered a dark cave.