Go find that ranch the Naga mentioned

"Didn't that snake lady mention there was a witch somewhere around here?" Nadia asked.

"I think so. She said something about other humans, too."

"Well, if she's magic and whatever, maybe she knows how we got here. Or how to get back home."

Alice grimaced. "Yeah, but she also mentioned there were a bunch of other humans on her 'ranch.' And having a bunch of naked humans around is usually a bad sign."

Nadia put her hand on Alice's shoulder and said, "Darling, we're naked, too." The wind blew past them, emphasizing that statement and making them shiver. "We can't be ones to judge."

Alice sighed. "But where do we go to find her? It's not like we know the lay of the land or anything."

Nadia pondered for a moment. Alice had a point; even if they had the courage to approach someone to ask for directions naked, there wasn't anybody around and they had no idea where to start looking. Based on what the Naga had told them, they must be pretty far from civilization, so they weren't likely to just stumble on a helpful samaritan.

Nadia decided to take stock of her surroundings. The sun was still high in the sky, but she had no idea how much more daylight they had; for all she knew, time could be complete nonsense in this world. There were a few trees surrounding the lake they'd fallen in, and on the opposite side was the cave they'd just left. None of the plants and trees she could see looked like anything she'd ever seen (they were in a fantasy world after all). The rules of this place were entirely different to anything she knew, so they'd have to think outside the box.

One thing caught Nadia's eye, however. There was a single clue that could lead them in the right direction, and that was...