The mask is made from a barrel, coated with charcoal and added with feathers.

Is it okay to use a wooden barrel as a headgear? Anyway, you can cover your face. Very good, I remember that there seems to be a wooden barrel at the entrance of the forest that was originally used to store mangoes and shortbread. Get the barrel. It seems that the mask still needs feather embellishment. Let's continue walking into the forest.

When you come to the camp on Dog-eating Island, be careful of the guards. There is charcoal under the boiler in the middle. You can use it to draw a face on the barrel to pretend to be a mask.

Go left to the waterfall. There seems to be a bird feeder in the middle with dried corn on it, take it.

There is a flock of birds in the distance. Unfortunately, the distance is too far and the lure technique has no effect.

The plant on the left is very suspicious, ah! There is actually a cauldron with strange symbols on it, learn from it, and use the new voodoo technique to heat metal. (The pronunciations of these four are E, O, A, and O respectively)

Your belt is hot = =, and it seems that something else is also hot... Don't think too much, it's just the one next to it. The pot is just heated.

Continue to explore the plant on the left and get a silver coin.

Look at the bird feeder on the right. It seems to have bird down on it. How can I get more feathers? Do you have all-purpose glue?

Looking through the recipe, aha, the mango jam seems to be very sticky, so let’s make it. Put the fresh mango and rum together in the newly heated pot, get the mango jam, spread it on the food bowl, go out, and come over later to check the results.

Go back to the waterfall. There are already feathers on the bird feeder bowl. Apply the feathers to the wooden barrel where you have painted the face. Your mask is ready.