I glance down at the contents I am holding. It is from the chest.

"Armor, huh?" I muse as I put it on. It could come in handy. I then look around the Library. It certainly looks calm and peaceful. I smile. Time to explore this library! I spot two people enter the library. One is all white while other is black, red and dark blue. I observe as latter grab few books and sit down. Hmm...

I wander to the section that held some medicine-related books. They would come in handy in case I get injured or someone else did. After all, you never know what could happen. I grab a few books then wander over to other section that held navigating books. I also grab a few as well as fantasy books. I also grab several books on caves and rivers.

I go to take a seat by the windows and I begin to read while keeping an eye on the valley in case something happens down there that I can note down and remember for later.

While reading, I spot something odd. I look out the window to see wind blowing a hat off someone and I begin to laugh as she chase her hat around. I stop laughing 5 or 10 minutes after the girl had recaptured her hat. I then have a sudden memory flashback to this girl ditching me at the altar and getting killed by angry elves. Gosh what did I just recall?! Shrugging, I return to reading when I notice something out of the corner of my eyes. I look up to see a brunette enter the Library. I look back down at my books, ignoring her. I continue reading until I hear footsteps. I look up to see her leaving.

"Huh? It's been a hour or two since she came in...She must be really bored...." I muse as I look down at my books and the notes I have taken. Look like I've gone through good 1/4th of the pile I gathered. I then glance up and notice the brunette walk back in. Huh? I sigh as she made several trips to the Library. I notice the darker boy had left. I returned to my books. After I finished reading all the books, I got up. Well, not reading but skimming to be exact. I gathers my notes and tuck them away safely into my boots. I wander out of the library and into the Study room. I notice a pocket knife sitting there on the desk. I decide to take it and tuck it away in my other boot then wander out of the room and down stairs to the kitchen. I spot the boy from earlier and decide to help myself to some fried eggs and toast. I sit down at the table across from him. I slide a plate across to him. The plate contains two pieces of toast, two sunny side up eggs, and some bacon. On my plate were some eggs that were NOT cooked runny. They sits between my toast pieces and bacon. I then realize I forgot the cheese. I get up and walk to the fridge for some cheese slices. I sits back down at my seat and begin to eat what I had just cooked. I then look around the kitchen and smile gently. It was a lovely place. Too bad I would have to leave the place so I can get going on my journey. I look at the boy

"Eat up. We need full appetite and energy for the long journey." I speak "My name is InnocentWings. What is yours?"

Star wandered about, eyeing the beautiful scenario. Birds, felines, chirping, she looked around at the tall grass, it was bright green and the sun brimmed brightly on the trees with leaves falling onto the ground. The wind was cool, and it kept the temperature in perfect balance. The day was perfect, and her adventure had just started! She was anxious to see her other friends who were going to go with her - but where were they? She was nervous as well, would they become good friends or would they become enemies or rivals? She decided to stop thinking about all the worrysome things and to enjoy life, but it still bothered her from the moment she woke up. Hearing a beautiful noise and looking at the sun rising, she soon began to look for anything interesting, cool, or something!

The fuchsia haired girl looked about, her eyes fixated for any moving object wither it be an animal to human. Her hat flew about, and Star ran to catch it. Thinking about it, she had woken up in this house not too long ago but memories haunted her. She thought of only pain, and her forehead ached. Wondering what could be the cause, she calmed down and let the memories flood in. She didn't really remember much, and it hurt just to remember a part of it, much as to recall anything! She finally let her mind clear, letting the images come back to her. She didn't want to know, but curiosity got to her and her patience was limited. She let the pain come to her, she flinched most of the time thinking "It hurts! It hurts!" and rarely a tear would drop from the pain but - it was worth it. She didn't care, she HAD to find out what happened to her precious previous life, and what kind of person she'd been last time.

She remembered dying...with a ripped tux suit on. She looked around, curious and excited. She put on her herbalist's flowers and tucked the food she brought with her away. Lettuce and lots of bacon strips 8D. Her arms reached for her hat of which flew about delicately. She fumbled about on stacks of mud or big stones, occasionally tripping but still keeping up with her hat. "COME...TO...MAMAAAA!" She wailed, almost sobbing. Her hopes of catching the hat finally got her mind off of the memories, but she kept wondering why she was even in a tux! She was female, for sure and then remembered seeing a yin and yang man coming to die after her. She wondered if they both had to marry someone they didn't like, and had to agree; her past self did a pretty good job of dying.

She finally caught her hat after 15 minutes of worthless chasing. She put it back on her head and looked around. Nothing to do, and she was bored out of her mind. She blew her extra string of hair in front of her face upwards, and kept looking for things to do. "NOTHIIIING TO DOOOOO D: " She said sadly, and looked through the grass in boredom, hopes of finding something worth her interest or something that could pique her eyes. She looked for anything rustling, or anything that even moved! Possibly a sylesti could even make her leap into the universe with joy! She was bored out of her mind, and it was so tiresome to run about looking for nothing that wasn't even there. She decided to sit down, and plopped right onto the grass, huffing in exhaustion. She looked around, bored but soon spotted an open area a bit far from the cabin.

She looks far beyond the valley, wishing she could go back and explore mountains, her eyes welling up with homesickness. She remembered the time where her father, a black haired man would tell her stories and she would always interrupt with either "You're BALLLLD -snicker-" or "WHITE HAIIIIR -snicker-" Since either way, her father'd be depressed. Her dad would always tell her to respect her elders, but whenever she was at a wedding that was about relatives she didn't even knew she had, her elders would always tell her she was next. OH NO THEY DIDN'T! She was not next, never in a million years! She would stay single forevaaaaah ;U. She wondered what might happen if she hadn't been born into a crazy family like hers - would she be normal? Would she still be in this kind of situation? One thing she knew for sure was that she was never going to regret being born as her father's daughter.

She stares at the valley, wondering what was beyond it. Was there a beast, treasure, or a legend waiting to be battled, gained, or fought for there? She gained confidence, hoping to find out what was out there but on the other hand her friends, rather people were here. She guessed she would just follow someone out in the valley. Suddenly, a painful image came into her head, making her wince. "Ouch!" She said, grabbing her forehead in pain. "What the jabby was that?!" She cursed, and saw images of her standing on the ground, revived and finding out elves killed her in her previous life. She wondered who she was supposed to marry, a girl in the dress or a man since she was a female? She looked more, only to see a girl named Innocent wearing a veil with a bouquet. She shuddered at the sight of the girl, how could she agree to marrying to female?! Star would never marry - it was a sure known fact.

She wondered what would happen if she passed throughout the valley - would she be killed or would she still live to go home? She wanted to live, and tell her father he was bald or had white hair and make him depressed again. She cried for a bit, only to found a small piece of grass. She sniffled, and blew into the grass making a sweet yet high pitched sound. She made a song with it, birds chirping to the rhythm. She gave song to a country themed rhythm, tapping her foot occasionally to the beat. She loved hearing the birds chirp a lot, and loved when they were brave enough to enjoy her song and sing along (Pfft rhyme there). Over here she was free and felt like she could fly anywhere, with happiness by her side. She fluttered about, but then a thought suddenly came to mind. "Do they even trust me?" She scratched her head, wondering if they even knew her.

She was curious - would her fellow comrades go with her to explore the lost valley, or let her go by herself? She got up, and threw the piece of grass far away as hard as she could. The grass only flew a few centimeters away, floating down gently. Star gripped her hand, looking at the grass. "I need to get stronger..." She muttered, thinking about the valley. She stood up eventually, her legs sleeping. She kicked a big stone with her feet each time, and they woke up later on. She wondered if anyone was in the house, since it was taking so long for them to get out. She looked into the house, wondering if there was anything interesting inside. Everybody else seemed to like it in here to be cooped up - would she like it too? She peaked into the house, and took a small step inside. She slipped, not used to the hardwood floor and it being flat as a table. She took a step back out to the meadows, sighing. Would she ever be a normal, girly girl?

Shaking the thought off, Star was determined to be someone else. Someone, someone different! She would never end up marrying, she would adopt sylestis and make a breeding farm that would be famous throughout the whole entire world! She was determined to prove she was special, and not in just one way. Star looked at the clouds of which looked as shapes to her sylestis back at home. Wondering, how could she ever make it back to her house? It was a big barn, a 3 story house and a giant barn to boot. She was so desperate to make it back she didn't even notice a leave falling onto her face. When it did, she became alert and shouted out incomprehensible words. Picking the leave, it was a beautiful golden color, much to her delight. "What a pretty color you are..." She whispered, staring at the leaf in curiosity. Another one flew by on her back, and when she plucked it off her back and saw, it was a red leaf.

"Wow! I never knew that mother nature could be this pretty..." She said in amazement as the leaves kept coming in all sorts of colors. Starting in awe, she looked at the valley in front of her from a far. "I'll do this, even when or if i die!" She swore, and tried to see if there was any way out. Spotting an exit far away, she squinted her eyes and declared to go home no matter what. She would try her best and her best shall she try! She looked away to another place a far, and wondered how she had even got here once again. "My past life really screwed up, huh..." She muttered, glaring at the sun which was now in the skies. "I'll be the one the succeed!" She shouted loudly, her echo matching her determination. She pointed her finger to her destination, shouting about how she will and would make it no matter the cause.

She looked at the house again, caution alerting her. Did these people want to go home too? Or did only one of them get to survive...? Survival of the fittest, was it? Or would they all get to go home if they chose the right ways to go about? She sighed, all the thinking was getting to her. She hopped around, wandering if anything would come to her, their attention and curiosity would might get the better of them and if a miracle occurred, they would become her friends and allies. Star knew that these people weren't as weird as her, but she would have to make human friends, ready or not, she would come! Her braveness fired up, and she then proceeded the touch the house, curious of the materials someone used to make it. But who made it anyways...? This plot was too suspicious, but Star could not question it to anybody except to the living wildlife around her.

She stomped her foot in frustration - no one to talk to! She was lonely, and wished for any thing to talked to; alive, of course and could talk back to her! She looked around, her interest dropping once again and she pounded against the house. Due to her past of training in a barn, her strength was far beyond a female's - possibly males if they were also weak. She longed to go home..

I quickly eat and grab some food for the trip. I then walked to the door to the meadow and looked around. Seeing as no one else was leaving I turned and walked up to my room. There must be something I was missing. A beautiful valley with hidden dangers, magical teleportation that brought me here, a sign that just so happened to be where everyone could see it. I was missing something I could feel it. Why do all this? Why not have a clear path or clue to follow, to get home? I stood, I needed to find a clue to help me get out of here.
I walk around the house, sort of aimlessly, until I come to the library. What could it hurt to do some reading? I decided to read some books for an hour or two and then leave no matter what I found. I walked into the library and saw several others reading. Some I recognized; some I did not. I read for a little bit and then left. Nothing in the books really caught my eye and I wasn't in a reading mood. If I was I could have read all day.
I walked into a study and looked around. Picking up books that caught my interest, flipping through some papers on the desk, and then I looked out the window. The view was great, but I believed the sign about the dangers and the treasures hidden in the beauty. Some might choose to stay and I could see why. The cabin was nice, interesting but nice. I would stay, but I wanted to get back home to my pets, friends, and family. So there was no way I would stay here forever.
I walked back into the library, my mind telling me not to leave just yet and the library seemed to the best place to be. I picked up some books grabbing them semi randomly and sat on the floor near the door. It wasn't very comfy so I got up and paced as I read. I placed the books back to where they belonged, I couldn't concentrate and decided to ditch the idea of trying to read all together.
I left the room again and went to my bedroom to look around there. I opened the wardrobe and looked at all the clothes, checking for loose papers or change as I went. I looked and felt around and in the chest. I even checked under the bed for things. The problem is, is that I didn't know what I was looking for. Information on the valley would be nice, a map, or some kind of clue to help me through. Maybe an item or a magic potion. But the truth was that out of all hhe things that would be nice. Most of them probably would not be there.

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I'm heading to bed at the moment. Since the wrench in this round I will allowing editing until 6pm sylestia time tomorrow. The longer the post the more times your name will be entered into the generator to find the map. There will be no pets/items/gold this scenario because of the map. Have fun and put those thinking caps on!

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* Continuation of what Lunar gave permission to me :3c *

Star longed to go home, oh yes she did! But it was a tad exciting for her to go on an adventure, she just wasn't too used to the feeling of adrenaline from climbing mountains, and choices of life and death. She stumbled around, rolling in the grass with boredom. She looked around, her eyes looking for anything moving. Aha! She spotted a wonderful looking tree with red and orange apricots, some even ripe yellow! Star drooled at the tree's fruits of wonder and moved closer, hungry since she had not even eaten breakfast yet. She was starving!

Wondering if the fruits were poisonous, she waited for an animal or being come and eat it first. Time passed and a small aurleon finally came by, eating the fruit. It munched the juicy food carefully, savoring the taste of every bite. Each chew gave plenty of juice, yet it was still firm. The best kind of fruit, Star thought! "I suppose it's safe then..." She whispered, her eyes gleaming to eat it. She plucked a small red one from the tree, and ate it happily until... "HOT HOT HOT!" She cried, tears falling on her red flushed face as she spat out the food. What was that horribly spicy thing?! She looked down and saw seeds. "Don't tell me..." She threatened herself as she poked at the fruit. "A RED CHILI PEPPER?!" She screamed in frustration, causing the small bird to fly away.

She wiped her tongue with her fingers rapidly, in a failed attempt to wipe the spiciness away. She then looked at the other two fruits carefully this time. The red pepper was a vegetable, and now she wasn't so sure of it being delicious fruits anymore. She hesitantly picked the orange fruit and plopped it in her mouth, and then squealed in delight. "So...delicious!" She said in excitement, grabbing 2 more of them and stuffing it into her mouth. For it had been one of the most delicious things in the universe! She tested the yellow one at last, a bit more with caution and her hopes rising a bit with a guard of it being like the red pepper. She took a small bite, and her eyes went wide. "It's not spicy nor sweet, but rather nicely mild bitter!" She said, her lips forming a smile.

She took another yellow fruit, as well as one red pepper in case she would need it. Looking at the house, she then became lonely. Would anyone else join her, and let them share her emotions with them? The fruit was delicious and she longed to share this feelings of deliciousness with anyone, even a sylesti! She regretted scaring the aurleon off, and was now left alone with no one to play with. "Awww come on!" She fell to her back, discouraged. No one to play with, no one the talk with, and no one to eat with! She had enough! She huffed in anger, tying her pretty fuchsia hair with the herbalist's flowers for a while before looking into the house. She wobbled as she entered, and gave up shortly after, stepping back out.

The house felt like a whole new world to her - clean as a whistle, slippery as a seal! Star scratched her head, it could be pretty pointless after all - the wildlife was her home and the place she would always belong to. She ran along, looking for anything that could help her get back to her world and her family. Where was it? Anything, a scroll or something could be here! She looked around, missing the entire familiar-ness of her habitat. She had barn sylestis, ones like the Qitari which loved Hay and had Oats for dessert, Zolnixis of which loved to eat the food like barbecues and fancy desserts, and maybe even the wild morkkos which would steal her food from the barn every now and then.

Star missed the sweets she would eat, dazzling strawberry shortcake made fresh with new cream straight from the house, waffles and pancakes covered in syrup and even chocolate mousse cake drizzled in fudge, and then preserved in the refrigerator. She missed the bull rodeo shows she would often attend, the adrenaline of watching it - she had no idea how hard it was, but it looked like tons of fun! She would frequently beg her dad to let her ride one, but all she ever got was a mechanic bull set on easy mode. She was bored to death on the barn, but riding Qitaris was always satisfying just not...exciting enough.

Looking back, Star was excited about when humans found 2 new species, one that was hard to tame - Ny'venes and Lighiras! The ny'venes were a flying dragon, with many cool genes and mutations everyone loved! Lighiras were wild lions, giant manes for the males and beautiful fur for the females! Ny'venes were loved by most, as well of Lighiras, but the lions were an endangered species that would appear only in summer, and would only be able to be bred through if not in Summer. She had always wanted one, and landed in a lucky spot when a few friends donated ny'venes to her ranch during the hot summer days. She was so excited when patriotic pets appeared as well - those were a miracle she even caught 3 epic patriotic pets!

She had raised the dragons with great care, tending to them each day and giving some hardcore TLC each hour passing. It was a nice thought they even accepted her, and to give eggs they produced to the boot! She didn't want to waste the efforts to get the ny'venes, and her friend Zeo had aimed to get a 6 gene - of which he succeeded on. Star was jelly - she wanted a 6 gene pet as well! She had a 5 gene female dragon, whom she named Diana. She was not the prettiest dragon around, but she was in Star's heart. She wouldn't trade her for the world! She missed her ny'venes, she had egglings on the way too! If she could make it by today, then her eggs would be safe and sound with Star giving some nice care for them back at the big ol' barn. She didn't care much for other pets that didn't like her, but she was always welcoming anyone into her own house and family. Where and how were they doing now, she wondered...

The fuchsia-haired girl sighed, she was tired, too tired to be bored anymore. She flopped around, acting like a fish. She was trying so hard too! She was desperate for anything that could alert her, even an enemy would be fine! Star wiggled about, her eyebrows even wiggling from the boredom. The sun wasn't fully up and it was a good thing. Star ate some more fruits she had gathered from the tree she found and was engulfed in the sweetness of the orange fruit. She wasn't keen on sharing the fruit with the others, but she did want friends so she wouldn't mind giving some to them. Plucking more fruit, she noticed an abandoned lupora, injured and was male. She crawled closer to it, but was shunned by the male with a slight hiss from him.

Flinching away, she knew she could get bitten by a wild lupora. She reached over to the tree and took one more fruit, the red one which was a vegetable. She gave it to the lupora who slowly ate it whole. He emerged out in a break of angry howls at Star but then cools off and eats the next orange fruit star gives him. He barks happily, but notices the girl giggling at him and he turns away embarrassed. Star only grins at him in achievement and then goes back to eating her fruits with the male lupora. Time passes, and the wolf finally stands on all four legs. He seems better, and the wound seems to be healing a lot faster than they both expected.

Star was sad to see him go, but the lupora only snickered at the girl who was on the verge of tears. The lupora quickly went away, but right after he gave her a small necklace. Star wore it around her neck, and clung to it tightly. "If only he could have stayed longer, I could've made him part of my family..." She whispered, looking at the lupora run away in the wild. He looked so free, so happy and wild! She sighed; she knew the lupora was destined to be wild, and no matter what she wouldn't be able to contain him in a cooped up farm not too far from the big busy city, filled with cars and pollution.

She looked back, knowing it was no good. She was bored once again, with no one to accompany her. She wished someone would notice her, possibly even interact and play with her! She was desperate for some playmates, wishing for something to be entertained with. She looked around, more clouds, clouds, and the sun that brimmed brightly! She was too exhausted to bother anything, much less sneak another fruit from the tree. She chewed the orange fruit tiresomely, but then switched to the yellow juicy fruit of mildness. Her jaw was tired from moving and the fruit only gave her some sugary energy of which would eventually die out and make her tired ever more than before.

She looked at the skies, it was a perfect morning so why not some exercise? She jogged around the house, 5 times and then took a break. Opening a red pepper, she drank the contents from it and jumped back up, her tongue on mild fire. She ran around, her breath panting and her tongue dropping saliva every 10 minutes or so. When the girl finally fell to the ground, sweat fell off her hair and face rapidly. It was sticky, and not quite pleasant. She was a bit angered that she could not go any further, and gave up for the die, as she would possibly know she would be running more in the nearby future.

She looked for any other activities, and decided to make some good old breakfast in the house. She ran in without a second thought, not slipping no more, and ran towards the kitchen. She excitedly took out all the pans she could find, plugged in a water boiler and then a toaster afterwards. She took out some eggs and then a package of bacon, as well as a loaf of freshly baked bread and some blueberry jam and butter. She whipped up the stove, turning on the flame and then cracking eggs as a pro and threw the egg shells into the compose bin. She threw all the bacon onto another pan, and whipped them all up in a flash.

She grabbed 3 plates quickly as she was cooking and once the bacon was fried and the eggs were equally tasty as they smelled, she threw all the fried eggs onto one

plate, and bacons on the next. On the third plate, she left it there for later needs. She filled a cup with water and splashed it all into the water boiler. She set it up, and then got 6 pieces of fresh bread ready. She whipped on blueberry sauce on 3 slices once they were all out of the toaster. She spread some new and fresh smelling butter on the next batch of bread slices, and then places them all onto the spare plate she had taken out previously. She then got a clear glass cup ready, as well as another cup and it's contents were filled with milk. She grabbed the boiled water and poured it into the extra glass cup messily, but didn't stain anything or spill it either.

As she poured honey into it, she took a spoon and stole some honey, eating it right at the mouth and happily got her mouth sticky with honey. She came back to reality and quickly squeezed lemon juice into the cup, creating a wonderful scent of the havens. It smelt heavenly, and tasted like angels had blessed it (Along with nutella)! She breathed it in, and smiled, bringing all of the plates, cups and other dishes to the large table meant for 5. She ate the blueberry spread bread happily with a few noms here and there, and gulped down the glass of milk. She looked at the bacon and drool began to form. She had just finished eating all the 6 slices of bread, and was now going to eat the bacon! What a pig! ( To call my self a pig, I must be a pig XD )

He turned his head from the window, him wondering if there was anything else that he could find within the cabin. "If I don't stay in the cabin, then I may not find something else, but if I wait until it's darker before I go outside, it could be more dangerous." He knew that he was a bit ill-prepared for the adventure back. "I've got to prepare just a bit more, however." He walked up the stairs, opening the door to the room that he had woken in. He looked around, hoping that he could find something else to carry. He tried to find something as much as he could, but it wasn't like he was going to get lucky anytime soon. Really, what kind of luck was it that him and a few others were unfortunately warped into some strange cabin, in the middle of some strange valley that looked beautiful, but had one of the most bloodiest, deadlist, scariest attributes to it; it could kill you?

He decided to immediately stop pondering that thought. If he had learned anything from his wise grandfather, it would have been that thinking about something that was spooky could just make you worry further. Not only that, but when you were to actually go head-first against what was worrying you, it would just make your decisions more slow to decide. He grumbled a bit when he had turned the room upside down. "You would think that after searching long and hard that you would find something... I guess this place is a bit empty though..." He turned, him walking over to a window in the room and looking outside. He did admit that the valley was beautiful, but knowing what lurked within made him think twice about the beauty of things.

Some people were really pretty, but they had some of the most disastrous personalities. However, in all of the rough, there was that one person, that one, that was not the most prettiest, but had one of the best personalities that ever existed on the face of the planet. He noticed that he was starting to get distracted, and he turned and left his room. He didn't really want to see it anymore, considering that it was worthless since there really wasn't anything else inside. He walked towards the entertainment room, him stopping in front of the sign that had told of the dangers that were waiting for everyone outside. He looked around for some way to get up, him grabbing a nearby chair and scooting it over.

He climbed on top of it, him knowing that he was a bit heavy for what seemed to be a scrawny chair. He looked behind the sign, hoping that something would be there before he gave up and got back down. He put the chair back where it was supposed to be, not wanting to wreck another of hte rooms that were in the cabin. "Anyway," he thought to himself, moving towards the entertainment room. He looked around, hopnig that he would just spot something out of the blue. When he didn't, he slapped his palm to his head a couple of times. "How could I even think that that would be possible," he thought to himself. "Sometimes I question whether or not I really am intelligible or not..."

Knowing that he probably wasn't going to find anything anyway, he went and searched the room for whatever it held. He looked at a list of things that were present in the room, a couple of the things giving him memories of a few of his friends and him, and others of his family. He sighed, finding that he was distracting himself more and more as he went about the cabin, and he started wondering if that was the entire purpose. "Perhaps this place is meant to keep us trapped," he thought to himself, standing up and taking a last glance at the room. It seemed as though the lighting was a bit dim in the room, but considering that there were more than likely a few screens for things, such as watching television or playing games, he could partially see why the lighting would be like that.

He left the room with that thought, him looking around the cabin. "Is there anywhere else that I can search," he mumbled to himself. "I could go and search the others' rooms, but then that would be rude." He looked towards the door, which was shut and led outside to the valley. "I suppose that I could check outside..." He walked to a window beside the door, looking outside to see if there was anywhere that would be worth searching. He didn't really see any flowerbeds, exempt the ones that more than likely contained dangers... He backed up a couple of times, thinking about whether or not he should leave the cabin at the moment since it didn't seem as though there was anywhere else to search.

When he came to his decision, he grabbed the doorknob, pulling on it lightly and watched as the door opened. He closed his eyes a bit, the light outside bright. He felt bad about leaving after he had torn his room apart searching for something of use, but he knew that whoever had stolen the group away would more than likely fix it for him. "Well, here goes nothing," he thought to himself, stepping outside with nothing but the small notebook he had and the flower bouquet. He shut the door behind himself, not wanting anything to get into the cabin and go after the others. He stepped away from the cabin a few steps, him looking around. "The valley really is beautiful," he mumbled to himself.

The valley was more gorgeous when you viewed it from the outside then if you were to view it from a window inside. He turned his head, looking to see if the girl he had met earlier was coming out. When it seemed as though she wasn't, he turned his head forwards and looked around a few more times. "Now it's just a question about where I go..." He felt a bit like he wanted to give up. If he was caught off-guard by the beauty of the valley right then and there, there wasn't any telling what would happen later on when he would probably see things that looked alot better than where he was currently. He thought to himself for a moment, him deciding that he needed a bit more incentive before he went on.

He started thinking about his family again. He started remembering a few of the positive times, him remembering just how much he cared about his family. "I made a promise that I would help take care of them when I got older," he mumbled to himself. "If I get murdered or otherwise hurt, I may not be able to keep up with that promise..." He then had his thoughts turned to the negatives, him remembering his brothers picking at him and treating him as though he were garbage. He disregarded this though, knowing that he was the youngest and that was how the youngest sibling was always treated. He sighed, taking a deep breath looking at the valley. "I just have to stay calm, and not remember anything that could make me feel worse and cause me to panic. Take deep breaths Matt... Deep breaths..."

Still not feeling up to leaving just yet, he took a view to the left and right of himself. He walked to the left first, walking around the cabin a bit. He was curious as to whether or not there were more paths then the one that was present at the front of the cabin. he did notice a few trees and a few bushes, him not straying too far from the door of the cabin. It was always good to be strategic. The strategy currently was that if something jumped out, he could run for the cabin door, get inside, and be safe before the thing that was going after him could get him. He wasn't considering himself invincible, because he knew that there was the small chance that he tripped, or otherwise missed the door, but he wasn't in the mood to stray far enough to make the chance of escape a really long long-shot.

He started yawning, wondering if he was getting tired or if he just had a bit of excess air in his lungs. Despite it all, he kept his attention direct. If he heard a slight movement or sound, he would turn towards the direction of the sound to see whether or not it was another person or something dangerous. He noticed that when he looked up he could see the library window. "I didn't realize that the library was that high up," he mumbled to himself. "I need to stop missing details that are plainly obvious..." He turned his head forward, hearing something rustle but realized that it was just the bit of grass he was walking on. When he was done exploring on the left side, he walked back around to the front of the cabin and to the right side.

Noticing that there wasn't really anything of usage, and unsure if he had seen another path or not, he walked back into the cabin and shut the door. He was beginning to wonder if it would be better to have a group of two people or not, since the more heads there were, the higher the chance there was of both of the people surviving. "What was that girl's name again... I've been so distracted trying to figure out details, I knew that I was going to forget it..." He grumbled to himself a bit, giving himself a small scolding for forgetting the name of the person that he had just met.

After he was done scolding himself, Matt walked up the stairs and back into the library. He was a bit afraid to go back outside for the moment, since he was going to look for more information about the surrounding area. The library was huge; there could be more than what he had found. He double-checked behind himself, looking at the books all over again. He wanted to make sure that he wasn't missing any of hte books that could be of use to him. He sighed after he had checked again, having the thought that there wasn't going to be anything left to check out. With that thought, he just took another book and looked at it, opening it up deciding to just read something to get his mind off of hte situation for a little bit.