<div class="floatleft">(https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS-zBWWApOG1J8CPcUpDFot2n02AcRBchj4j6m4amWgJWtJ51eJKw)<br/><div align="center">Arlene~23</div></div><br/>Arlene debated slightly. It would be almost completely dark soon enough, no need to rush into work while the small ripples of the river would keep moving them. Plus, the crawlers on the side thinned out to only one who was watching the boat, but didn't seem to be in a rush to use it's energy on getting on the boat. Then again, if it had a brain and it worked at all, it might not be a good idea to jump on a boat and might not have a way back out. After all, no one really knew why the crawlers didn't like the water. If you splashed them with regular water, all you did was piss them off. Body of water though, it freaked them out. Maybe they didn't remember how to swim or something. It was the only conclusion that Arlene could come up with that made any damn sense.<br/><br/>She watched as he started a fire and lifted an eyebrow. He said his name, and then talked a bit about the boat. She wasn't surprised he didn't find the bedrooms. They were under the deck. The top deck would only have the rows of seats, maybe even a wet bar. Plus, it was probably going to be locked. While she could probably knock it down and get in, she would look for the key or attempt picking it. As she didn't want to ruin the boat in any way. Then he even offered some of the frog. Arlene couldn't help but scrunch up her nose slightly. She has had frog before, it tasted like chicken and fish. Not much meat on the things though. "How about you take the cheez-it's I offered earlier, and then I will take some frog in return. Tomorrow I will try to get some fishing done. I'm pretty good at it," she offered in exchange as she really disliked just receiving things.<br/><br/>Her eyes flashed towards Lucas and she couldn't help but stare at him for a moment before licking her lips and the smallest of blushes came to her cheeks once she realizing she was staring for more than a second. "Jim's right. You should probably heat up by the fire and lay out your clothes. Get everything draw. Besides, when was the last time you have been completely dry?" She couldn't help but ask as she could still remember the floating pieces of the raft he made.