"No, we didn't."<br/><br/>After  answering Kol's question, he looked at the women's faces. Olivia's expression quickly fell into hopelessness. Perhaps it would have evolved past that but all of their attention was immediately drawn by Kol and her sudden outburst. It was expected that one would react this way in the horrific situation they found themselves in. However, Reinard wasn't entirely sure that he bought it. He was the only one here who knew Kol's true nature. To him it wasn't that far fetched to believe that she might just be putting on a show. That she was acting to convince the humans of her own humanity. On the other hand, her reaction seemed so genuine even he was convinced that some of her grief was real.<br/><br/>Reinard stood back, letting Olivia do her best to calm the other woman down. He wasn't sure he had the capacity to offer comfort given his doubts towards her, but they needed Kol to gather herself so they could continue forward. Staying quiet along with the other man, they waited and watched as Kol slid to the floor silently. She stared off into nowhere. The demon figured she was searching for her angel companion, casting her senses outward. It was an ability he did not have, being a lesser demon. He could only sense the energy of those that where within sight of him. After a moment or two she seemed to find relief. That was his indicator that Remiel was likely still alive. Of course he was. Reinard just wished he knew the same was true for Sam. Until they reunited with the others he wouldn't know.<br/><br/>After lingering for too long, it was time for them to get moving. The party of four walked along with  Daniel and Olivia in the front and the two demons bringing up the rear. Neither knew where they were going so they had to put their trust in the humans. Glancing over at Kol Reinard could think of several questions he wanted to ask her. He couldn't of course, with the humans just feet away. Even though part of him thought it would be best just to reveal her secret to everyone so they knew what she truly was, his conscience told him he ought to at least hear why she was hiding in the first place.<br/><br/>They walked in total silence for what seemed like hours, Reinard contemplating what would happen next and what he would do once they got to their destination. WOuld the others be there waiting for them or would they have to sit and wait. The tunnel didn't change which only made things seem more endless. When they finally reached the man-made entrance of the tunnel that converged with the others things finally started to  seem more concrete. They had lost the camp and now they really had nothing but what they had carried out with them.<br/><br/>When they reached the end of the tunnel and finally stopped, Reinard looked around. No one. There was no one here. He let out a quiet sigh, his hopes sinking a bit and his brow furrowing. Looking back to Olivia he nodded, knowing waiting was their only option. Still while they waited they needed to make sure they were prepared.<br/><br/>"What all did you manage to bring with you?" He and Daniel hadn't been able to procure any equipment or resources from the camp before they retreated. If they had nothing with them, then some scouting outside the tunnel would be necessary.