Devon warily looked at Ariella. "Umβ¦nice to meet youβ¦?β¦What am I supposed to do now?" He looked over at the room where June was pretending to beat her head against the door in.
Ariella turned her head to Lucky. Why are you making me do this? Devon didn't even know how to have a conversation or talk to other people, why did she have to? Putting two antisocial people together didn't seem to go well.
Lucky rolled his eyes so hard, he nearly hurt himself. "Merde, you're both adults, hold a conversation!" It was beginning to drive him a little nuts.
Lucky had never been a social butterfly, but he had basic manners and could carry a conversation. He glanced over at Lucas and Ronni, before holding out a hand in their direction.
"Ronni doesn't even speak and she's able to hold a conversation. Maybe ask each other questions? Get to know the people you're going to travel with, or don't travel with them." The reality of the situation was clear to him, why couldn't anybody else see the importance of thisβ¦
"If we get jumped as a group, you need to know enough about your people to know how to work together." He was thinking how nice it would have been to have people with him either time he was jumped. "You need to know who's going to lock up, and who's going to go into fight or flight. Who's going to stay calm and who's going to start shooting and stabbing anything that moves. Who knows how to take care of themselves and who needs protected." He was irritated, his emotions were on edge, and this was enough to tip him. He stood and stepped away from the couch as his gestures got bigger. "How are you gonna know how to help each other? Food allergies, medication needs, triggers, all the things that people need to know about each other. Are any of us diabetic, asthmatic, or suffering withdrawals from things? Does anybody know first aid, or even deeper medical knowledge? Do we have people with military or other kinds of helpful experience? Do people have sleep issues, is there some way we can help, don't you guys care about ANY of that??" He managed to keep from yelling, but by this point, he was fuming. "You know what, never mind. I don't know why I even bothered. Screw me for trying to make sure we can help each other out. Screw me for trying to hold onto any shred of decency or humanity in the middle of this. My bad." He turned and walked back to the door. "Ronni, I found a car that is still in decent condition of you're interesting in hotwiring it." He made eye contact with her, before leaving to go cool down.