Ahnva turned when Maya mentioned the water, pausing to listen for the sound of water. After a moment of concentration, she picked up on it. She nodded, then silently strode forth into the cave, expecting the others to follow her to the source of the water. Looking for water would likely lead them out of the cave, and in any case would keep them from dying from dehydration.<br/><br/>“Wait, where are you going?” Onnu called after her.<br/><br/>She turned back for only a moment. “Looking for water,” she said flatly. With that, she turned and proceeded.<br/><br/>Onnu stared, slightly flabberghasted. “Well, that was,” he said, trying to find words. “Rude.” After a moment, he shook himself and said, “I suppose we should follow her, though? But I still feel we need some sort of way to continue after that.” He wasn’t sure he liked how unorganized this whole group was. At least his herd had had designated leaders and plans in case of disaster. This just felt like a mess.