It was a foggy morning in the deep forests surrounding the Jackman Flats cabin. Within the misty trees was a human figure treading his way carefully around exposed roots and loose rocks. Clutched within his left hand were several hares all hanging limply by their legs. Each one sporting the same wound. A bloody eye and a pin-sized hole in the back of their skulls as if something very small shot through their eye and escaped out the back. This was Luci and he was currently making his way back to the cabin with food in hand for Dusk, Aries, the infirm girl who was found shortly after he arrived, and the rest of group of misfits that Dusk had collected.

[i]Hmm I wonder if Dusk ever came back from wherever it is he disappears to.[/i] He thought to himself as the cabin came into view.

As he neared the cabin a strange feeling washed over him and he looked at the building in surprise. He could sense several new people moving about in the building. Specifically he could sense whatever metal trinkets they had kept on their persons. For him metal isn't just something he can control. It's something he co-exists with. It's a part of him albeit not physically. Almost as if they all had individual souls that call out to him. No information was passed instead he was able to sense and feel the metal around him. It was through this sense that he's able to reach out to the 'souls' of metal and control it. 

"Time to go meet the newbies." He said to himself in a playful tone as he scampered off to the cabin quickly arriving at the front door in minutes. As he neared the door the handle seemed to twist on its own and the door swung noiselessly on its hinges. A cabin like this would normally squeak in every place imaginable but after the few days he has been here, and through great effort, he managed to pull out all the old hinges and made new ones with the scrap metal he kept on hand. No rust afflicted metal would grate his ears ever again if he could help it. Walking through the main living room he scanned the various faces scattered throughout the room picking out the new ones from the old. From the old faces he noticed one, Dusk, was missing. This was understandable as he almost never stuck around for long. Out of the group of faces six were new.

[i]Speaking of old faces it looks like the infirm has finally woken up.[/i] He noticed that in the room with the only bed the unconsious girl that had been brought back by Aries and Dusk. When she had arrived she was a complete mess to put it lightly. Luci had been told she was found in the dump, and her body proved it. The cabin reeked of unimaginable, unholy smells and it wasn't long before a few of the females in the group banded together to wash up the infirm. With dead hares in hand he swiftly crossed the gap between him and the side room, ignoring any odd looks along the way, and entered the side room.

"Looks like the infirm finally woke up. Smells a whole less worse, too. River's to the south west. If you need any assistance finding it I'd be of great help." He said with a warm smile, "I myself arrived here about three days ago and have spent most that time outside as it's quite cramped. Plus while everyone else is adjusting I decided it would be a good idea to find food. Can't have everyone starving to death, you know!"

His body language was open and friendly as if he wanted nothing more than to be friends with the person in front of him yet that warmth didn't quite reach his eyes. Instead he looked down at this woman with a neutral gaze almost as if it didn't matter if she were to cuss him out or thank him. He'd just continue on with his life and go back to whatever task was at hand.