Eric had attempted to poke Lukas, and failed. Instead, Lukas had jumped on his back and wouldn't get off. "Hey! Get off! We have to get moving!" Eric said, half annoyed and half amused. Meanwhile Lukas was refusing. "I'm staying on because I don't wanna walk!" Eric stopped moving, and started poking him. "Get off! Seriously!" Frowning, Lukas finally got off of Eric. "Good little child." Eric patted his head, and slung the supplies sack over his shoulder. "Let's head out then."

"so, so." she looked at ricky's wings. "what is it like to fly?" she turned and laughed at the boys.

'Well, it feels like you're alive and free once the breeze hits you.It can be a little bit difficult to learn but as soon as you get it you'll be able to fly.' she said, following her with the rest of the group.

"You can see ghosts right?" she asked pointing to a dead lumberjack.

'Sometimes I can, sometimes I can't.I can even analyse how they died.'

"thats pretty simple, see the axe in his back? He was obviously murdered."

They trekked through the trees, Eric once or twice stopping to listen. Lukas kept asking Savana about her powers, explaining his as well. The sun rose through the sky, and the trees seemed to go on forever. They eventually came across another clearing, which strangely had no trees and just soft, green grass. It was nice and shaded, with a nice breeze blowing through it. It was the perfect place to stop, rest, drink some water, and eat some food. Lukas sat down immediately in the center of the medium sized grove. There was a blackberry tree and a bush with blueberries.

Ricky stared at the axe in his back and walked to the new rest place with Savanna.

Savanna, feeling like a child, rolled in the grass.

Ricky did what all canines tend to do, sniff the ground around her.