<b>Ridge and Bleu</b><br/><br/>Throughout the the time that he lay there in exhaustion not much really happened. There had been footsteps nearby the cave he had been resting in at one point, but they had wandered off soon afterwords. Bleu and the group came by the cave, guided by the poke'dex, about the time that the sun was reaching the bottom. The three were standing outside the cave now, with the pointer pointing into the only entrance, "Well, I guess we found him." Reason muttered, she looked over to Bleu, "Might want to check if he's conscious or not, I'll take Serenity there to the side so we won't be seen."<br/><br/><b>Talon and June</b><br/><br/>As they past through the picnic grounds Talon was getting more and more worried. Food had been left out, tables overturned, scruffs in the dirt, the signs that humans were supposed to be nearby were all over the place, but the place was deserted. He was about to call the whole thing quits and wander to the moderate safety of the woods when a small wooden cabin was spotted at the edges. The cabin was large enough to have at max four small sized rooms, two windows were on the side to the right of them, while it had one small window to the side facing them. The door was loose and open, though whether or not it was forced open could not be seen at that distance. Walking quickly up to it, signaling for June to be silent but to come along with, he checked for signs to see if anybody was home, what he saw only confirmed his fears. The place was a wreck, the small tables were strewn about randomly, claw marks marred places in the wall, there almost wasn't an item out of place. Whatever had happened here, the people were forwarned enough to put up a fight"Great." he muttered. He looked around for any sign of anything living, but the place was truly empty, "Well, since we don't have much time before nightfall I guess it comes down to going and camping in the woods, or staying in a potential dangerous cabin. Joy." he griped, glancing over to June he asked, "What do you think?" To him, the cabin was more defensible then the forests, but the forests would provide more cover if anything decided to come at them, there's just be more things that<i>would</i>come after them. Things just seemed to be getting more and more complicated.