Tony kept to those rules as well, not trying to get her really wet, just kind of playing with her. He was grinning the whole time too.

Clara stopped after a few more minutes, grinning. That had been unexpectedly fun, and she appreciated that he'd played along.

"Told you the stream was nice," she teased.

Tony snorted. "It's nice," he agreed. "But not something I'd go swimming in, not that it's big enough."

"It might be, once we find the place where it empties," Clara said. "It might be a lake, or a river."

Tony made a face. "I'm not a fan of swimming," he said, shaking his head. "Go drag Clint in, it's always funny to see him flailing."

Clara looked at him curiously.

"You don't swim?" she asked. "I guess I never really noticed before."

"Not really," Tony said with a shrug. "I mean, I can, well enough, but I don't like to."

"Huh," Clara mused. "I never noticed." She glanced at him, a bit shy. "I guess I'm not going to ask you to go swimming with me later, then."

"I'll let you know if I feel like swimming," Tony said, shooting her a quick grin.

Clara grinned back.

"Alright," she said. That was fair, really. She wasn't going to force him to go swimming, after all.

"Alright, lovebirds, come get lunch," Elisa called with a grin. Tony just made a face.

Clara blushed slightly, but stood up and shook the water off of her feet.

"Come on," she said. "Let's see what Elisa and Clint found."

Elisa had berries and had found some other things to make a quasi-salad, and roasted rabbit again.

"Jeeze," Tony muttered. "You don't cook like this back inside."

"I don't have to." Elisa shrugged.

"I'm grateful she can cook out here," Clara said as she grabbed some berries.

"At least there are critters out here that are good to eat," Clint added, nodding.

"She's still crazy," Tony said with a grin.

"Of course I am," Elisa said dryly. "You are too."

"We're all a little crazy," Clint said, grinning. "Or else we wouldn't be out here."

"Speak for yourself, Birdy," Clara teased.

"Nope, I agree, we're all a little crazy," Tony said with a grin.

Clint snickered and Clara just rolled her eyes. She couldn't argue, though, because they were right. They had to be at least a little crazy to leave the dome.

Since they'd settled in there for a while, and Elisa wasn't sure they'd be leaving before the next day, she took some time after dinner to start looking for acceptable basket-weaving materials.

Clara helped, looking for anything they could use to make things with. Clint, on the other hand, stayed in camp, near the fire. His eagle-hawk friend stayed nearby, in one of the trees.

Elisa managed to find reeds and started pulling them to take back to camp to weave. Fortunately it didn't take too long to make one small basket.

Clara worked on weaving a basket, as well, although hers was a bit bigger. She figured it couldn't hurt to have a few baskets, just in case.

Elisa made two smaller baskets and grinned when she was done.

"Well, three should do us for the moment, we know what to look for if we need more."

Clara nodded.

"Sounds good," she said, handing her basket over to Elisa. "Does it look okay?"

"Looks good," Elisa said with a smile. "Thanks. These will be helpful."