He nodded and smiled. "Don't worry," he said. "There are some creatures that are friendly, I'll tell you about them. Then there are some that are not so friendly. Actually, to be honest, it's best we don't look up, right now. There are creatures in the trees that are definitely not friendly if looked at. So just make sure not to look up." He chuckled as he walked toward where he knew he had a small shack for his frozen food.<br/><br/>A few minutes walk and they were at the door to a wooden shack that held a store of food. "Luckily I'd left this reserve here in case I ended up back here. I fear that it would be quite impossible to survive crossing the ocean all around is to get to the mainland. Or even another island that is inhabited other than the one owned by man who had enslaved you. So we're stuck here."<br/><br/>He looked at her and smiled, holding up a few frozen meats and some frozen foods. "I'll cook these up when we get to my camp and then we'll start figuring out more about our powers." He smiled as he looked around, he knew he would have to establish a link between their minds but he was afraid that it could cause some harm to both of them. He also knew that his powers were of the mind while her's were based on electricity of some kind. He sighed as he began to lead the way to his camp again. "Also, it's safe to look up, now. The creatures that were around before must have gotten bored of us some time ago so it's safe, now. Just be careful if you do look up. The best way to tell if there's something there is that there will be small things that drop. Acorns, leaves, fur, it all falls because they drop it, trying to get your attention. They rarely come out in sunlight because they're afraid of their own shadow but that's why it's best to ignore them or walk into a sunny area if they are there."