Aerin watched closely as the woman spoke, but the way her lips moved gave him no sign of understandable words. Was she speaking in a different language? It had to be, there was no way the words she was speaking were English, he'd been reading lips since before kindergarten and with the clear view of her face there was no mistaking it. She was not speaking in a language he knew. Having one of his methods of understanding removed he felt a little disconcerted. Life was difficult already not being able to hear or speak, but to also have the ability to understand what others were saying put him another level removed from communication.<br/><br/>Watching her mime drinking Aerin nodded and mimicked her then rubbed his throat and opened his mouth panting exaggeratedly in hopes she would understand that he was in fact thirsty and they had found a source of water. Following her as she turned from him and motioned for him to do so he kept a few paces back from her still wary of the new person. When they got back to the others he saw the curvy woman he spotted before rubbing lotion on her skin. They had found sunscreen, a necessity in this environment. Looking from he to the man sitting among a stack of suitcases sorting out the contents. He watched them both as they did their tasks and wondered if either spoke English. He had never really had much in the way of hope that anyone on the plane other than his friends knew ASL like himself.<br/><br/>He raised an inquisitive eyebrow at the curvy one when she suddenly turned and moved towards the water again. Following her with his eyes he looked out into the water and saw the pale, naked body of the fourth person. She was small and pale, but handled the soaked luggage with relative ease. Even from this distance he could see that her fair skin was taking a beating from the sun. He winced inwardly at the thought of the sunburn she would have from being out in the water unprotected, with the rays hitting her from above and reflecting of the water to hit her again from below.