"You're right," Eliza agreed. "It's best to work on the raft now and rest, then we can leave in the morning."  She helped the others the best they could, following Logan's instructions as her father watched and took notes on his observations. The close bank seemed to get thicker with the Walkers, who eventually stopped moving and just stood there on the bank like silent, deadly sentinels.  By the time the evening light had dimmed too much to work by their raft was eighty percent completed and it looked like it might actually float.<br/><br/>On the flipside, there wasn't a lot of places on the slanted deck to sleep comfortably, and below decks there was only enough room for maybe two people. It was up to them to decide who slept where. Doctor Beauman had already spread out a small blanket and he was using his pack as a pillow on the deck, his head on the higher end. He seemed content and not at all worried about where they would go next.<br/><br/>Eliza stood and stretched, her body taut from all the bending and tying. "I think it's time to call it quits and to get some sleep." She shaded her eyes at what was left of the sunset to peer at the far banks. "Hey Logan, you think we need to set watches, or should we just all go to sleep?"<br/><br/>Then she gave both Naomi and Sai a thankful smile. "You guys did great on the raft. Who knew we all had a little bit of Noah in us?"