How to get to the downloads folder through the console?

Question

linux

I wanted to remove cloudredy (same chrome os). I went into the terminal ,
entered the command shell, and ended up in a typical Linux console (as it turned out, it's almost gentoo). As it turned out, the user's folder is encrypted , and if you type simply cd, then some system directory opens . dd works and fdisk too, and in principle all linux commands too, but I just can't access the directory

Answer 1

As it turned out, the user's folder is encrypted

Where are such conclusions from ?
you entered the shell command and ended up in the home directory of the current user chronos
for reference:
cd $HOME
should also transfer the
sign " ~ " to the current user's folder also points to the user's home directory
in the last screenshot after the ls command, the contents of the user's home folder are displayed and as you can see there there is a Downloads folder , so go to it once you need to get to the downloads folder through the console,
cd Downloads
or from anywhere analog:
cd $HOME/Downloads
cd ~/Downloads

Answer 2

The cd command takes you to your user directory. 99% it's /home/chronos
Are you sure you really have user user on the system? The contents of /home/user look more like some kind of service directory...
Try sudo su user - suddenly it will work if it's really an encrypted home directory. But somehow hard to believe, to be honest.