James paused in his trek when he heard the faint rattle of the jeep on the road. He figured he was deep enough in the woods that he should be fine unless they chose to go on foot, but what sane person would abandon a vehicle when they had it? His next concern was the sound of someone running towards him. He turned just as the woman ran into him, forcing him to stumble backwards in an attempt to stay upright. With the force he had been hit with, it was inevitable for him to fall. A scowl covered his face as James quickly stood, ignoring the hand offered to him.<br/><br/>What was he going to do now? He couldn't exactly turn his back on these people. He was outnumbered. He was mildly shocked at the reaction of the other man just about dragging the woman away before climbing the tree. You'd think these two hadn't been out here long. Shaking his head James could have laughed.<br/><br/>"You know, if they come through here they'll spot you like a neon sign." Why was he helping these people? He was getting soft, all this time alone. He knew humans were social creatures but in these times social would get you killed. Against his better judgement and everything in him screaming to stop, James addressed the two again.<br/><br/>"There's a gully up ahead. Lay low and follow it till it drops off." He had found the gully a few days ago and found that if you managed to climb down the crumbling sides you could hide from anyone up top simply by standing under the overhangs a little further down. "Come on then." He said rather gruffly, stalking off in the direction he had indicated. It didn't matter if they followed him or not, if they ended up getting themselves killed it was just one less threat to him.