Inside of the van was relatively quiet. No one said a word to each other unless it was the parents who were constantly arguing about which way to go but after finally making it to the village all words fell silent as they on looked the Natural beauty of this abandon wonderland of Mystery. The boy sitting in the back had fell asleep on the way there holding his sketch book in his arms with his headphones one as usual, But he'd awoken thirty minutes ago when his parents started bickering. His bright Blue eyes looked out the window as he searched for any signs of life, and yet he found their to be none.<br/><br/>Most of the Buildings looked old and decayed, Brick and stone lose on the road and some of the buildings were falling apart. The town was over grown with vines and tall tree's. If you didn't know what you were looking for, it wouldn't even be visible from the sky. His parent's had to ask around the town that was around thousand miles away from them now. It almost seemed depressing that no one was here, he had no one to talk to, and his friends couldn't come a long because they had to stay in school (which is where he'd rather be) But he did Have to admit that the nice fresh air would help him relax a little bit.<br/><br/>His eyes widened a bit, as he pulled the headphones from his head and let them hang around his neck, swearing he heard some one call his name. He turned his head and mother was his mother staring right back at him with those equally blue eyes. He and his mother did look a lot alike in some ways, as the rest of his family would say to him, But he supposed he had more of his fathers personality, (other than the extreme excitement for mysteries, one thing they hadn't had in common.)<br/><br/>He cleared his throat before speaking up "Yeah Mom?" He blinked his eyes slightly awaiting for her to explain the details of their trip To him.<br/><br/>"Do you want to eat something before we unpack the supplies?" She asked him expectantly tapping her finger on the arm rest of her seat. They must be getting close to their "camp site" if she was asking about food.<br/><br/>"Ah no mom I can wait, " The Boy grinned, all though he seemed nervous. They'd have no electricity or food for a week. The only thing he was left with as far as electricity was his phone, and his portable charger. He'd have to live without wifi in the middle of no where for a week and stuck with no friends....Wonderful...How would he survive for two weeks out here? "Ill be fine." He shortly regretted speaking too soon.