As soon as she clearly heard Malick's voice June rushed over. "Yes I'm here, Sarah too. She just found a small kitten, is everything alright? Do you need any help? June said, with worry in her tone of voice.

"Well, remember a while back when Kara fell into that hole? Well anyways same thing happened to me now." He laughed. "Kind of ironic. Anyways just like that time this is kind of a cave. I'm going to explore so I guess you two should move on. Oh, and where are we off to again?"

June smiled and shook her head. "That sounds funny not ironic, but to be honest I don't like the fact that your going to walk through it alone. We're heading for the town just over the mountains. My home..." June said softly before shaking it off. "Malick I can send Maxwell to you if you want." she offered quickly, knowing that whether or not Maxwell would like it or not he'd do it for her.

"Yeah... Well... Funny thing, I started walking around and... I don't know where I am. But go on and we'll meet up there. I'll get out somehow. We can keep contact with the radiothing."

June sighed, causing the air around her to stir. She didn't like the fact that Malick would travel alone but knew she it was best.
"Fine, just be careful okay?" June said, worry evident in her voice.

"Yeah, I will. I love you. See you later."

June smiled. "I love you too." and with that she turned to Sarah and her new friend. The cat looked kind, cute and though she knew it was wise to rest however the faster they go to the village the sooner she'd be able to see Malick again.
"Dinner is ready Sarah, lets eat and then head out. I want to be there when Malick arrived." she called out.

June looked at Srah and tried not to frown. She knew she had a point and that they should stay to rest but she couldn't help but worry.
"Right." she said while surving her self a plate of food as well as one for Sarah and the kitten.

June was lost in thought, she had barely touched her food when Sarah's voice snapped her back to reality. "Yea, just thinking is all." June said, voice soft but loud enough that she knew she'd be heard. Quickly she finished what was left on her plate and walked over to the waters edge to wash off the food. Once done she started to pick up. She figured the less there was to do in the morning the faster they'd be able to go.