Saturday, March 30th, Pigafetta and his companion had spent the previous evening feasting and drinking with the native king and his son. Pigafetta deplored the fact that, although it was Good Friday.

they were not able to observe the solemnity of the day due to the customs of the natives. Despite this, Pigafetta noted that the king and his people were kind and hospitable, treating them with great respect and generosity.

The next day, Pigafetta and his companion set out on their journey once again, bidding farewell to the king and his son. They continued their exploration of the island, marveling at the lush vegetation and diverse wildlife they encountered along the way.

As they traveled, Pigafetta reflected on the kindness of the native people they had met, and the beauty of the island they were exploring. He was filled with a sense of wonder and gratitude for the experiences they were having, and the opportunity to witness new cultures and landscapes.

Despite the challenges and hardships they faced on their journey, Pigafetta remained optimistic and determined to continue on their quest. He knew that the knowledge and discoveries they were making would be invaluable, and he was eager to continue documenting their adventures for future generations to learn from.

And so, Pigafetta and his companion pressed on, eager to see what new wonders and challenges awaited them on their journey.

The provided text does not mention anything about Pigafetta deploring the fact that it was Good Friday while he and his companion were feasting and drinking with the native king and his son on Saturday, March 30th.