The road was dark, so his excellency replied that he feared for the loss of the other two from the Arabs and that there was no objection to them taking fifty horsemen and returning to Al-Baraka. King Kora, and there they could trust his trail and return [victorious]. His excellency agreed to this, and they immediately set off with the horsemen and returned from there at 1 AM, saying that they had not found him at all and that they had followed his trail for more than two hours through the palm trees. They entered the middle of the straw, and there they found his trail indicating that the missing person had arrived there. He realized he had lost the road, and stopped, riding his horse left and right, then turned his horse north-west. Due to the abundance of grass in that area, they could not follow his trail, so they returned disappointed to their friend, leaving the compensation to God. Then we spent that night, which was the night of Friday, October 5, 1883, at Umm Sidra post. On blessed Friday, 1883, at 12:30 AM, we set off from Umm Sidra heading for Rahd Al-Abid, and arrived there at 6:30 AM after enduring hardships passing through forests, where we camped on blessed Saturday night. On blessed Saturday, October 6, 1883, at 12:40 AM, we set off from Rahd Al-Abid heading for Al-Surakhna, and arrived at 5 PM during the day after enduring hardships passing through forests and planting the trail. We camped there on blessed Sunday night. At 8 AM after our arrival, Colonel Farkhar, Chief of Staff, arrived and informed me that His Excellency Sadiq Effendi, the Governor-General, had stated that given our current location is surrounded by many very high hills of the Azra type and a few of the Kammamat, his excellency deemed it unnecessary for us to stay there, exposing ourselves to danger. It would be better to set off early the next morning for Torali post, where the travelers could rest. Upon receiving his excellency's notification, it aligned with what he had suggested, so I informed his excellency of this in communication with His Excellency Vice Pasha, as he requested. It is easy for us to recall the incident of last Thursday, the first of this month, which was that after our arrival at Umm Sidra post and the army camped there, and the necessary entrenchments were made, and we prepared to rest from our fatigue, we heard two shots in the distance and one Sowari from