Andrew frowned. He couldn't actually refute Alan's argument, but that didn't mean he liked it. The revelation that he was a syker was a little surprising, but also sort of a relief- that meant that he probably wouldn't freak out when he learned about Andrew's own abilities. He suppressed a sigh of quiet relief and tried to come up with something to say when Alan suddenly began to charge off again.<br/><br/>"Wait, hang on," Andrew said, running after him, feet kicking up clouds of ever present dust. "It's dangerous traveling by yourself and, well, I don't have anyone to travel with. We could stick together, if you want." He hoped the other boy wouldn't mumble an excuse and run off again- Andrew hadn't really interacted someone close to his own age in a long while, so it would be a welcome change, at least for a while. And tromping around the wilderness alone didn't appeal.<br/><br/>He was surprised when the other two decided to stick around too, albeit one far more reluctantly than the other. A little slowly, he introduced himself as well. "Andrew. Hi." He glanced back at the town in the distance, before turning back to face the group. "So what's the plan?"