"Yea" Lucius nodded slowly. Lucius was about to answer the question, when it seemed a knife was already thrown at him. He caught it carefully. Folding his hands open he noticed it was an ordinary switchblade. This would do, he assumed.  "I think we should cut open some of the fruits, to check if they seem safe to eat. At some point we'll need food" Lucius mentioned explaining. For now, he put the switchblade in the right pocket of his jeans. He just gave a nod at the request, or rather command he got about not losing the switchblade. It wasn't like he was intending on losing it anyway.<br/><br/>As his eyes wandered around Lucius noticed more trees that carried fruits. He wondered about how they'd get that high. He hoped this place would have bushes with edible fruits to them as well. He doubted his muscle ache would get any better any time soon. Climbing up a tree like this would be pure torture and he doubted he'd make it that high. Chopping or pushing them over didn't seem like a plausible solution either. Besides.. wrecking something in this unfamiliar place might set off a chain of reactions worse than he'd be able to imagine.<br/><br/>However pretty those colourful trees were, as they walked passed them, it felt like he was  tripping on something. He wondered how long it would take to get used to their bright display.<br/><br/>Lucius looked ahead again, suddenly noticing he was quite a bit behind the stranger. The stranger was going down the path rather quickly, almost running.  Why was the other wasting energy like that?  Just because this path was easier accessible than the previous area, didn't mean it was logical to start jogging here.<br/><br/>With a frown on his face he followed up on the other. He walked a bit faster, but surely, he wasn't about to run after him. His legs just hurt too much to be doing such silly things. For some reason they were going deeper into the woods, onto a long and winding path. Lucius heard some strangely familiar sounds, but he couldn't place them. His mind was more occupied with damning the strangers speed than actually paying attention to the sound.<br/><br/>It was a tiring walk to keep just enough speed to see the stranger and be able to follow him, but not too much speed that his legs would deny service.  Up a relatively small hill, which felt endlessly steep, the stranger finally came to  a stop. Lucius caught up with him. He wanted to complain about what the hell had gotten into the other, but his words fell short when he saw what was ahead of them. "....Is that really there..?" he asked stupefied.<br/><br/>A flowing river, whose water seemed rather clear. Slightly odd coloured though, as it had that fancy rainbow hue that water with soap would get. It didn't smell particularly soapy though. Actually, it looked rather safe, but was it? He did remember how to filter water from one of the horror movies, but then the question rose whether the ground itself was safe enough for that. And then they'd need sand and rocks.. Maybe this was a risk worth taking, after all, if the water sources here would be toxic, they'd die pretty soon anyway.<br/><br/>Lucius crouched to inspect the river. He could see small creatures move in it. Like fish, moving along the stream. Small scaled fish, somewhat silvery of colour, almost looking more like a shoulder or upper arm piece of a medieval metal armour than an actual fish. Would they be edible?<br/><br/>...and would they be dangerous? Lucius got up again, slow like an old man. After taking a moment to find his balance again, he walked a bit back until he found himself a branch laying on the ground. He took it and then walked back to the river. Back at the wondrous moving river he crouched once more and gently poked into the water with his stick, wondering what would happen.