Sitting at one of the tables outside, Nathaniel was eating a small piece of meat while he checked eac of his tools and weapons, looking a little stressed.

"Hey are you ready?" Beck called out looking towards Nathaniel's direction.

"Ya, I just need to calm down a little first," he said running a towel through his blowgun, "I really need to make some sort of alarm to put on my door."

"Why what happened?" he said looking confused as he sat down.

"I woke up to find Sasha in my room asleep. It desturbs me that she could have snuck in woithout me hearing," he said taking a piece of wood and cutting it into small splinters, "Not something I want to find early in the morning."

"She probably wanted confort is all. I mean heck i found Jasmine outside mine this moring," Beck says remembering that he o loonger has a knife.

"Still, she could have at least knocked. I would have let her in," he said taking a deep breath, "You already know I don't like being surprised."

"Well she didn't know," beck said looking at the sky.

"I'll give her that much. I'm not going to wake her over a simple mistake, I'm just going to have to get over it for now," he said packing everything back into his bag, "I'm ready to hunt when you are."

"Hey i've been waiting. So where is it going to be today?" Beck asks standing up.

"Just a simple hunting trip, we're starting to run a little low on meat," he said as he ran through a checklist of his tools, "Can't have us running out of food. That wouldn't go over very well."

"True also the makeshift garden that's inside isn't doing so good," Beck says with a frown.

"It's getting to be that time of year. We'll have to start relying on scavenged plants for vegies and fruit," he said, "We might have to do some digging as well."

"I know. That's why i've been saving seeds i've found. Only thing is i've only found potatoes," he said as he climbs over some rubble.

"I've saved and dried a handfull of fruit seeds for next year already. They should keep long enough to plant when the season comes back around," he said climbing up into the trees, "Hopefully, the animals haven't eaten all the wild vegies. We could always use the seeds from them to replant the garden."