The five of them made their way to the cave, and though there was a lot that Felicity wanted to say, she wisely kept her thoughts to herself. For the time being. She walked over to William and gave him a friendly smile. "How are you feeling?" She asked the boy gently. "Are you cold? Do you need to rest?" The group of them walked until they found Oliver's cave and as they walked, the weather turned nasty. At one point it started to rain, and the weather turned cold, so she slipped off her jacket, and wrapped it around William's shoulders to keep him warm. When they reached the cave, she gently grasped the boy's shoulder to stop him.<br/><br/>"Wait. Let's let the others check it out, just to be safe. Who knows if there's anything inside the cave?" Several minutes later after getting the all clear that the cave was empty, Felicity nodded and all of them walked into the cave. She led William further into the cave to get him away from the wind and rain, and sat down, motioning for the boy to sit down beside her. "I know you're scared, but it's going to be okay. Your Mom, and our friends are going to do everything they can to get us out of here and home safely. I have an idea," The blonde said softly. "Why don't you tell me what you like about school? It'll help to pass the time."<br/><br/>Over the next while, Felicity nodded and listened as the boy talked about sports and his friends, until he eventually curled into her side, rested his head in her lap and fell asleep. She smiled softly at William as she watched him sleep, glad that the distraction had worked to keep him from being scared, and after fixing her jacket over him like a blanket to keep him warm, turned back to the others. "When the rain lets up or stops, I think we should try and send out a fire signal, so that when the others send a boat back, they'll know where to look for us." Once she had said what she needed to say, she fell silent once more, and started to rub William's back, hoping the action soothed the boy as he slept.<br/>