The darkness seemed to descend upon the students in the blink of an eye, and came even quicker for the canopy above blocked out a good portion of the light to begin with. Isaac was accustomed to the forest in both day and night so he barely noticed the absence of the sun as he found photos and his eyes adjusted to the blackness. He subconsciously altered the camera's settings and flash to accommodate the atmosphere. He was lost in the joy of photography and used to being alone so Isaac did not notice he had left Vivio behind. The only reminder that night had come was the buzz and ding from his camera bag as his father attempted to reach him. Isaac ignored it as he took another picture and the flash of his camera revealed something else.<br/><br/>"A bat?" He wondered softly out loud to himself as he crept closer to what he'd thought he saw on the ground. Isaac pulled out his android smartphone and activated the camera app, still ignoring the missed call and text messages as he shed light on the dark forest floor. "Oh!" Isaac shuffled forward in a crouched position as he located the surprise on the ground. It was bat and Isaac poked it a few times to be sure it was as dead as it looked. He felt bad that it was dead but also excited, a bat would make a lovely project for taxidermy and skeleton articulation. Isaac was always prepared for such finds and he reached into his camera bag for a garbage bag to pick up the little corpse and stored it away.<br/><br/>The flash of a camera behind him and to the side reminded him of Vivio. Isaac carefully wrapped the bat corpse in the garbage bag and navigated his way back out of the forest. His large boots made plenty of noise as he crunched through the forest foliage and emerged back into the path a bit in front of Vivio. "Uh.. sorry I uh, left you behind," he said to her sheepishly. The back light of her phone's screen glowed against her face in an eerie way and Isaac noticed for the first time that her eyes were not quite the same colour as each other. "I got distracted," he offered by way of apology for leaving her behind.