Jake stood a the edge of the plane still, looking down at the bodies of the two dead infected he had just shot. He then turned back to face Franka and suggest that they head inside, but then she said that she was going to be leaving. Jake was just about to say something when he watched her slip off the airplane and back into the cover of the trees. He raised an eye brow, then shrugged. Of course, she probably thought he was some sort of fool, firing his gun without the suppressor on. But he hadn't gotten time to tell her just exactly what he had been doing. She had left too fast for him to explain that he was testing something he'd come up with after about a month into being stuck at the crash site. He would stand on top of the airplane, then fire several rounds from his unsuppressed weapon. He would then keep a close look out to see just how long it would take the infected to be attracted to the site of where the noise came from, and from which direction they primarily came from. The infected had almost always come from the north-west, through the trees, to get to the crash site. And a lot of times, the infected had come in large groups. Jake had recorded that it had taken anywhere from 20-30 minutes for them to arrive at the site of the noise. So if, and when Jake decided to leave the plane, he definitely wouldn't head north west. Unless of course he had a death wish. If he were to travel north west, he would undoubtedly run into a large horde of infected, and then find himself running back in the direction of the crash site. Not exactly something he really wanted to do. The further he was from the infected, the better off he was.<br/><br/>As it started to get a little darker, Jake decided it would be best to head back inside, since the infected seemed to be much more active at night. He was just about to climb into the cockpit, when he looked up to see several forms falling from the sky. He raised an eye brow, then aimed his gun upwards to look through the scope, making sure to flip on the night vision attachment, it looked to be parachuters! He continued to watch them until they disappeared into the forest. Surely they had seen the crash site, and were probably going to come looking for it. But Jake had another idea. He wasn't just about to wait around for someone to show up. Hell with that. he made his way back into the airplane, then down to the main floor. He was going to go find them himself, even if it was dark outside.<br/><br/>After looking around the plane for a moment, he started to pack his things. He got his backpack, then made sure to throw in a good amount of ammunition for his M4, as well as his glock pistol. After packing water, and food, and several other various supplies - attachments for his primary weapon, etc, he slung his back over his shoulders, then made sure to reattach the suppressor to his weapon. Dress wise, he was already good, having changed into a green and brown camouflage suit. He then found the night vision attachment for his helmet, then slipped in over is head and onto the helemt he'd already put on. Now he was ready. He climbed back up the stairs, then out the cockpit and onto the ground, looking around for a moment before he started on. He wanted to get to where ever he needed as quick as he could. When he was about a 25 yards from the airplane, he saw what looked to be an LED flash. Now he knew exactly where he needed to go. he started up at a quick jog pace, going as quickly as he could through the trees and brush, while trying not to make too much noise. Every once and a while he would stop to rest for a moment, then continue onwards.<br/><br/>When he was roughly a kilometer away, he stopped for a moment as he heard noise. Talking. He peeked through the trees and saw several people, including the woman he'd talked to earlier, Franka. He shrugged, then pulled his night vision up, and pushed his way through the brush. "Hope you guys don't mind another...."<br/><br/>(Dressed much like: This (http://biblioklept.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/28-wks-2.jpg) with a matching military helmet and night vision attachment)