Leyna's shoulders drooped as she entered the shack. It was even more empty than she was expecting. There was talk of a fire, and some people even seemed to be settling in. Leyna said nothing, didn't sit or take any actions to relax.<span style="color: blue">I'm going.</span>She said, pulling off her shoes before upending them to drain any excess water, then putting them back on. She looked around at them, shirking those who were the least dressed.<br/><br/><span style="color: blue">I just want to find a town...</span><i>and forget that any of this happened,</i>she finished the sentence in her head. The safety of the situation was a toss up. On the one hand, rest would be beneficial, but any unnecessary time spent in the wilderness without adequate food or water was extremely dangerous.<br/><br/>She noticed the shelf with the box and approached it, lifting the box form the shelf and opening it. She didn't have much hope for finding anything useful to them, but there was no point in not looking either.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>