Ami was continuing to pull luggage up off the beach and towards the bushes, occasionally coming across something that might have come in handy but nothing exciting enough yet to tell the others.  Regardless, she kept at her task with her full concentration, wearing that pair of shorts she had changed into as well as the t-shirt.<br/><br/>The girl noticed out of the corners of her eyes that the male was stripping down and changing.  Her face blushed a light pink color in realization about what he was doing, though she made sure to avert her gaze, rolling her eyes at his apparent lack of modesty and keeping her back to him.<br/><br/>As she heard the sounds of clothes being pulled back on him though, Ami turned back around slowly before making sure it was okay to look.<strong>"Well it's nice to meet you Erik.  I'm Ami..."</strong>Ami looked back over at the other male that was still unconscious on the beach where they had left him and shook her head to answer the male's question.<strong>"Sadly no...he sort fell out like that before we could learn anything.  I think he's okay for the most part though."</strong><br/><br/>She went back to her job, pulling stuff up onto the beach further as Liz swam around and collected floating items.  She shook her head at the other girl's question, shrugging before answering,<strong>"I don't think any of us can know the answer to that question yet...hopefully more people survived and they are simply looking for people like us as well."</strong>At the mention of dead people in the water, AMi shivered rather obviously, looking away from the water.<br/><br/>As she was looking away, she missed seeing Erik decide to leave them to their job in order to go off exploring.  She felt a little worried being left here all alone with just the other girl, but at least Erik was doing something productive.  Ami turned to shout after him as he headed up the beach,<strong>"Just don't go too far! We might need you or whatever." </strong>As she looked around again, Ami saw Liz helping out the other guy that they had not learned the name of yet.  She let her help him, taking only an occasional look over at the pair before she sat down on the sandy beach to take a rest from carry stuff.