He would help Rika as much as he was able to with the guns,  and once that task was finally finished, he felt relieved. He would watch her wander off, and he spent the time to clean his hands once more;, perhaps a bit compulsively.  While doing so, he watched Eugene.<br/><br/>"You're right. Boredom makes people frustrated, and frustration leads to in-fighting. Maybe we should hit a book store tomorrow." It was hard to tell if Shine was being serious or not, but he was.<br/><br/>He seemed about to say something else, when he caught a view of Rika coming back down. He heard her, and for a moment, his lips twitched, as if he might frown or snarl, but decided against it at the last moment. He wordlessly followed her over, and listened, and watched.<br/><br/>"Whatever our plan involves, it means we ultimately need to satisfy all our needs. Fresh food, clean water, shelter from the elements... distance from those things." He was half thinking aloud, and half telling Rika what he thought.  He followed her along as she moved around.<br/><br/>"I think, if it's feasible, we should ultimately head out to the country side.  A smaller population density should correlate to a smaller number of infected, right? But maybe I'm getting ahead of myself."<br/><br/>He would look at the map Rika brought out, and would point down to the spot where his guardian's temple was. "This is the place I mentioned before. It's an older temple, with a wall around it. Quite a bit of forest surrounding it, too, so the seclusion offers a bit of safety, right? Plus, there's a well, and we have a small vegetable garden...but for all of us, we'd have to expand it to make it a feasible food source."