Vangelos blinked a few times. Unsure of what just happened. They weren't interested in the food he showed them so he put it away. He didn't know what to do as he stared blankly at the empty car train. He felt like part of this was his fault. Perhaps he triggered something when he spoke to them, he didn't recall anyone else speaking to them when they boarded the train. Where they ran off to was a mystery, but he doubted he saw the last of them.<br/>"I am I going to explain this to the others?" He said aloud. Vangelos was about to unwedge his staff, but something inside him told him not to relax just yet.<br/>"That was too easy. . . Let's think here Vangelos, if they couldn't get through these door what would there next option be?"<br/>Vangelos' heart skipped a beat as he realized that they could potentially enter through these windows or perhaps the other end of the train. Maybe even the hatch above him. There was no certainty yet, but Vangelos wasn't about to be caught off guard. The half-elf grabbed hold of his staff but never dislodged it.<br/><br/><br/>Akamu stepped back a few paces "No offense, but I've never seen such food before and I don't feel comfortable eating a strange food that's been left behind. You understand, ya?" Akamu said meaning no disrespect. "So I think I'll step out and see if there's any wild game to be had."