Destiny felt cold and stiff, realizing she'd most likely fallen asleep at some point, she was feeling slightly better than she had been before. Although there was something else that was starting to pester her. The fact she hadn't eaten since she was on the plane meant she was beginning to get hungry. She'd be able to cope not eating for a few hours more but then it'd become painful.<br/>She took another few mouthfuls of water, and splashed herself to wash away the sleep from her eyes. Her clothes were smelly, cold, damp and covered in mixtures of blood, dirt, ash and other substances she couldn't name precisely. She pulled off her jumper and top, thankful she'd packed spares in her rucksack because she was prone to having accidents with food and  other things. Pulling the cleaner clothes on she felt slightly better. Her jeans were still covered in  water and dirt, but she'd change them when it got to the point she couldn't hack it anymore. She put the dirty clothes in her rucksack in hopes that if civilization was found she'd be able to wash them.<br/><br/>Destiny pulled herself away from her thoughts and headed back towards the group, it must have been hours since she left as she could see the beginning of daylight streaming into the cave. Everyone else seemed to be either sleeping, or resting as she made her way back to the group. She wondered what the day would bring and whether the plane would be noted as missing and how long before a search party was sent out. That's how it usually went right, the people who were responsible for the flight would need to find out where it was and all that? Destiny didn't know so much about it, but remembered seeing something about a plane crashing into a sea or something on the news a long time ago. She was just glad it was on land and that she was alive.