Aiden folded his arms as he considered things before guesturing to the trail leading to the lake, "that one leads on for a good while but," he paused. "I don't think it's a very good idea to be out on your own right now," he said once again letting the sincere concern cross his features. "How about this, I'll let you take point and lead, that way I know where you are and can check in on you," he asked tilting his head. "If you knew these woods it'd be another story but, it's not exactly safe under normal conditions with natural wildlife, much less some whacko," he explained. "And I don't see you being comfortable with me sharing your campsite either," he added. "But I'm not comfortable sending you into the wilderness either," he finished letting it hang in the air. "The further in you go the less signal you get, so if something comes up you're stranded," he added after a minute.