Kias could barely contain some snarky comment at her calling him out, but when he saw her shift back and cower from the glare, he let her be.<span style="font-style: italic">Women.</span><br/><br/>Despite his annoyance with having to be on Earth and following his father's orders, essentially, he helped the others build up their tents. Then they were able to start carving weapons, and making a plan for searching out food and supplies. Black curls fell in dark green eyes as he worked, silent and focused.<br/><br/>He glanced around, justifying the searching gaze with an internal 'I'm looking for hostile sources'. When really, he was looking at the surrounding plant life, this new world he'd only heard stories about called Earth.<br/><br/>It was pretty and bright, he'd give them that. The most interesting thing he wanted to know was if there were mutated animals to kill. Or if the radiation from the bomb explosions had killed them all. There hadn't been any data involving non-human vitals that the pod had picked up, but he wouldn't know for sure until he looked around a bit more.<br/><br/>He took a long stick, smoothed it out with his knife, and then found some rope and sap to attach a sharpened piece of wood to the end to make a spear. He glanced around, and then, despite his obvious social aversion, went and found a few guys and a girl to go out and search for food with.<br/><br/>"You're the Chancellor's son."<br/><br/>Kias looked at the guy who had addressed that fact, and stared him down. The other guy didn't back down either, just watched him with a wary, defiant expression.<br/><br/>"Yeah?"<br/><br/>"Why'd he send you down here?"<br/><br/>"I guess he finally got sick of me and wanted me as far away as he could possibly manage."<br/><br/>The other guy smiled slightly, the edges of his eyes scrunching.<br/><br/>"...So you're on our side then?"<br/><br/>Kias breathed in, then shrugged.<br/><br/>"I suppose."<br/><br/>They moved off into the woods, looking out for food sources and anything they could find to deem useful or edible. They were silent, they couldn't afford to not be careful in an entirely new, and potentially hostile environment.