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         Keisuke was relieved as he was able to make his way out of the hut and to the river. As he was there he quickly refilled the bucket and set it to the side. He ran a hand through his hair and took deep breaths to steel himself for going back. The only reason that he'd been able to leave his friends there with that guy with the swords was because Saeko was now awake and no one seemed to mind him. Shaking his head to clear his mind of his thoughts he stood up and went back with the now filled bucket. When he reentered the hut, he seemed to be calm, even to the most trained eye, he was only able to hide his nervousness thanks to years of practice. Keisuke set the back to where it was before, then stirred the soup so that it wouldn't burn or that it wouldn't cook unevenly, it would be done soon, it didn't take that long for soup to cook. "Tokyo," he answered Jin's question haveing caught it just before entering the hut. "We were just taking a walk through the woods and we'd stopped to rest next to the well as usual. Next thing I know we were at the bottom of the well and when we climbed out we were here," he elaborted on their situation, keeping his eyes on the pot but his main focus was on Jin and Kiske.

         Molly started to say, "Tahra, that's a nice name." But then the spunky little creature called her out on her tone of voice. "Oh, sorry. I guess I'm not used to you quite yet. You know, your... stature. I mean, you're not short, your just... Well you are short, but... I mean, you seem... Agh! Just nevermind. Forget I said anything." Molly turned back to the fire. She was hungry, and wanted nothing more right now than to just eat. She didn't feel particularly like answering Jin's question, as it was probably a complicated answer. So she sat and stared into the fire.