Elin sighed in relief when Francis announced that they would obviously not use the guns. "Good! I thought you were serious about shooting with these things." She laughed, taking the other rifle in her hands to feel its weight. It really looked and felt like a real gun, which was crazy considering what Francis had made it out of. Now that she knew that she wouldn't have to use it either, it felt easier to hold it in her hands without feeling guilty or dangerous. Elin had held gun only once in her life before and she recalled how cold and frightening it had felt against her touch. Perhaps because she knew some people wanted to plant a bullet into her head, she was especially scared of firearms.<br/><br/>Her eyes lit up in excitement when Francis announced that he had a secret to show her. She couldn't wait now, being the curious kind, and followed him immediately when he grabbed her arm. They hurried out of the door and into the forest, which looked less threatening than yesterday when it had been raining. The soil was nice and moist and the air was fresh with morning dew. Overall it was a beautiful day and she couldn't wait to see where Francis was taking her. However, after walking several minutes, they came across a man that looked lost and who seemed to have ran out of bullets. A hunter alone in the forest?<br/><br/>Elin shook her head to Francis and whispered: "We should help him, of course. We look like hunters, so it should be fine." Still, she was a bit suspicious about a hunter being all alone in the forest. They hadn't even heard gunshots earlier, and those things could be heard from afar, so there was something quite odd about this. Elin wasn't sure whether she trusted the situation, so she raised her nose high in the air and tried to catch the smell of any nearby hunters other than this one.