"I think we'll find something over there.. What do you say? Can you walk on your own?"<br/><br/>Davids hearing had fully recovered by the time she had finished her sentence. Sighing a sigh of relief, as the damage didn't turn out to be permament. As she started to walk, so did he, albeit at a slightly slower pace. He was a bit hesitant about walking without Nadine's support, but it turned out he could handle himself pretty well as his balance had returned along with his hearing. While they walked into the forest, David took the time to savor the moment. Listening to the sound of footsteps, the whistling of the wind and the soft whisper of the tree branches. It struck to him that the world had been untouched by the parasite known as human. Nothing manmade could be seen anywhere. Not yet at the very least.<br/><br/>As they walked into the forest, David looked around for a suitable tree and perhaps anything that might be edible. It never hurts to stock up on food after all, a lesson he had to learn in Vietnam. The hard way. The trees here were somewhat odd, their branches entwining eachother like spirals, reaching out into the sky, the leaves covering the branches, making it look as if it was the sky instead, small sunrays slipping past the thick mass of leaves.<br/><br/>''This is...quite the scenery, don't you agree?'' David looked around, his voice nearly cracking in excitement, his face grinning like that of a childs. He had to calm down as he had no idea what dangers there were out there, he would rather not meet a creature like that again.