Azriel should have expected the stranger to follow him. They were two people in the same situation, so sticking together was probably the best idea. If he got lost in this place at least he wouldn’t be alone. The thought made him chuckle. He might not know this area but he didn’t have the intensions of getting lost.<br/><br/>“I need to find something,” he said in reply, making a hand gesture while he spoke, as if he was trying to conjure the thought and make it appear in front of him. “A… device the size of plate. It is used for teleportation.” That was the best way he could describe it, and figured that bit at the end would cover everything. Maybe he was trying to feel optimistic about the possibility this stranger knew something about it. To be honest, conversation was the farthest thing from his mind right now. He was in full survival mode.<br/><br/>When he wasn’t being reminded of these shitty aftereffects, Azriel’s mind was going over everything he had learned in the military. He was going to need to keep his wits about him if he was going to get out of here. They both were. Something deep down was telling him this situation would only get worse. It always got worse, didn’t it? Hell, of course it could, it always got worse before it got better. Azriel knew better than to think he would be back to Earth any time soon.<br/><br/>They reached the area where the device supposedly was a little further. It wasn’t as far as Azriel had thought.<br/><br/>Azriel looked at the stranger over his shoulder, “Keep an eye out for it…” He murmured, “It should… be around here somewhere. I do not remember exactly where I had thrown it to be honest.” The stranger could make himself useful if he insisted on tagging along. Two heads were better than one as that old saying goes. They would cover a lot more ground this way, assuming whatever was lurking in this forest, if there was something, hadn’t found it and claimed it for their self.<br/><br/>Briefly, he wondered what kind of technology was available on this planet, if any at all. Would that technology be better than what Earth had, on par? Was it worse? It would be nice if it was the former. If they were to come across an advanced civilization, they could probably get on a ship and get out of here. Though, he imagined that would be rather expensive. He only had so much in his wallet, and was sure, if there was an advanced civilization here, his currency wouldn’t be accepted.<br/><br/>After a few minutes passed, he managed to find that damned thing at last. “Finally,” He picked it up and examined it carefully. Looking at it made him want to vomit again, but he managed to hold himself back from that and focus on the device. From what he gathered, it hadn’t been damaged. If he wanted to use it again that was good news at least. But he had no idea how to even work it, or if it would even work again. It could be a one-way ticket.<br/><br/>Just as they had intended, he figured.<br/><br/>Holding the device up in front of the stranger, he said, “I do not know how to work it, but I am sure it could get us out of here…” He really, really hoped that it wasn’t a one-way ticket…