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A few snapping sounds warned of another's approach. Laden with a with a tin kettle of water, Lex came into view. It froze as it saw two of its teammates. Lex had planned on being alone.

"Oh. Uh, s**t. Um, I-I'll get lost. Didn't realize this spot was already taken..." it started to backtrack.

Carmen missed the sound of the other approaching, but she didn't miss Lizzy's reaction. Hmm... Carmen decided to take a look around. The least she could do to help was prevent anyone from walking across Lizzy's view of her reference view. She'd make sure whoever it was walked around a different way. If they cut across that scene and got Lizzy all depressed again, Carmen was gonna be mad.

She stood up and walked around. When out the corner of her eye, a flash of the sun glinting off the ketal flicked into her eye. Carmen slid her sunglasses up and looked again. Aha! It was.... that person.... from their cabin. Carmen thought it was before, but seeing this person up close; she again noticed it was hard to tell if it was a boy or girl. Her nosiness demanded she ask, but her sometimes sub par manners withstood her.

She thought she'd play the safer route. "Halt.. who goes there.."

Despite the only thing being visible were her glasses, Lizzy's tiny voice actually answered the question.

"LizBobGeorgeNekoBakaWashuchan," she said as if it was nothing. She paused, then thoughtfully added "...most people call me Lizzy though..."

At the moment, her eyes were fixed upon the androgynous camper. She didn't know the camper's gender, nor care to. However, this character would make an excellent subject for drawing later.

Serena came into the forest, marking each tree with two scratches for where she went in. Once again she looked for the trees marked before, with no luck. So no new aloe. Damn, she would have to tell her team mates to either her find her old marks, or slow down the use of the aloe she had already created. However, she did manage to find something VERY useful. A basil plant.. oh the joys of nature. She grabbed TONS of the potent smelling leaves and ran back to her cabin to hide them away, following the marks she left on the trees.

Rosa wandered aimlessly, kicking at the pine needles and leaf litter, in a foul ******** mood. Cramps, mood swings, the whole damned package. Why'd it have to be during camp? She knew she wasn't good company right now; she'd come out into the forest to ensure she didn't alienate everyone. That'd be a quick ticket to pepper in her food, spiders in her bed, or whatever else the creative minds in this camp could think up, and possibly a quick ticket off the island altogether, judging by what'd happened to Lorna, after all.

There was a large rock in a small and sunny clearing just up ahead. She walked around it, taking a good lock, then flopped down on its flat, sun-warmed top. The heat was pleasant, and after a while, she found that it was easing the pain in her abdomen. She could fall asleep in this nice sun.

Rosa jumped, jarred out of her drowse by a voice. She lifted her head off her paws and looked around. Oh, that was that pirate girl, wasn't it? What had her name been?

She bit back a snide remark, and instead just said, "Something wrong?" It sounded faintly sarcastic, but she couldn't quite help that.

"Nah. I was just getting away from the crowd. Y'know?" Rosa put her head back down. "And - cramps." She made a face. "I was gonna bite someone. Feel kinda better now, though. Forest is good for thinking in."

"Yeah, s'true." Rosa rolled onto her back, crossing her arms over her chest and staring at the sky. "Guess I could go do stuff, but - "

Her eyes widened suddenly, and a grin spread across her face, widening slowly. She sat up. "Wanna make this boring day more interesting?"