"It's... different. I'm not sure if I like it or not yet," Elisa said, shrugging. "But we haven't seen very much yet."

"It's... I don't know, I can't describe it," Clara said. "I just like it."

"I kinda have to agree with her," Clint said. "It's different, and different might not be so bad."

Elisa just nodded, settling down.

Tony yawned briefly. "Well, good or bad, we're out here for a while, so we may as well get used to it."

Clint and Clara both nodded, and Clint settled in next to the fire. Clara settled in closer to the edge of the shelter, watching the rain.

Elisa ended up settling in close to Clint for the night, while Tony kept an eye on Clara most of the night to make sure she'd be fine.

Elisa yawned as she woke up, curling a bit closer to the nice source of heat next to her.

Clara ended up drifting off sometime in the middle of the night, lulled by the steady beat of the rain. She leaned against Tony as she fell asleep, snuggled up to him comfortably.

Clint slept hard, not even noticing Elisa cuddling up to him until the next morning. He yawned and opened his eyes, and blinked when he saw her.

"Morning," he murmured.

Tony woke up first, though he didn't try to move Clara. He was fine, she was fine, and it was still too early to really be awake, so he didn't care.

"Morning," Elisa murmured, looking at him for a few moments to make sure he wasn't upset before she stretched out a bit.

Clara woke up a little while later, stretching a little and cuddling closer to the warm body next to her. When she opened her eyes, she squeaked a little in surprise and sat up.

"Sorry," she said. "Didn't mean to fall asleep on you."

"You sleep okay?" Clint asked, stretching as well.

"Not a problem," Tony assured her with a lazy grin. "It was comfortable."

"Yeah, I slept fine. Did you?" Elisa sat up and glanced around to make sure nothing had changed overnight.

"As long as it didn't bother you," Clara replied.

"Like a rock," Clint said, grinning. "Bruce would be proud."

"Not at all." Tony yawned briefly and stretched out again, rolling his neck to get a few kinks out.

"Good." Elisa grinned. "Is your buddy still hanging around?"

Reaching over, Clara rubbed his shoulders a bit, working at a couple of the knots.

"Probably," Clint said. "I'll take a look for her in a bit."

Tony shivered and let her work, dipping his head. "You are very skilled at that," he muttered.

"No rush, I'm just curious." Elisa shrugged and stretched out a bit more before she stood. "I guess I'll find some breakfast for us."

"Lucky for you," Clara said as she dug her thumbs into a particularly stubborn knot.

"Want me to come with?" Clint asked, getting up as well.

Tony hissed at the sudden pain that melted away after a few moments. "Very lucky for me."

"If you want, sure." Elisa brushed herself off before she started walking, pausing at any new plants she hadn't seen the day before while looking for edibles.

Clara grinned as she massaged away a couple more knots before letting go.

"Better?" she asked.

Clint tagged along, looking around every time he heard an animal nearby. The outside world was practically Candyland in terms of new animals to investigate.

"Much. Thanks." Tony shot her a grin. "We may have to keep a running tab if you keep this up."

It took Elisa a little bit but she did find a berry bush and she started picking off the ripe ones. She did pause when she heard some animals nearby, glancing back at Clint.

Clara grinned.

"Just let me know next time you need it," she said.

Clint headed into the bushes quietly to investigate. He came back out a few moments later.

"Whatever it was, we scared it off," he said. "Tracks look like some sort of deer or something."

"Will do." Tony grinned and settled in, glancing around. "Guess the other two didn't want to stick around."

"Just keep in mind that deer out here might have bigger teeth," Elisa muttered, shaking her head and going back to picking berries.

"Trust me, after the cat-rabbits, I know," Clint replied.

"They're better at finding breakfast than we are, I think," Clara pointed out with a bit of a grin.

Elisa chuckled. "Well, for now gathering berries in our shirts will work, but we're going to need baskets of some kind to make this easier later on."

"True," Tony agreed. "At least they're good for something." He grinned to make it clear he was teasing.

"Maybe we can find some reeds or something to make baskets out of," Clint said as he helped gather berries.

Clara snickered a bit.

"No kidding," she joked in return. Reaching over, she grabbed one of the canteens and opened it, checking the water inside briefly.

"That would be helpful. Reeds, or a couple of broad leaves can be fashioned together into a basket with a little work." Elisa shrugged, filling up the makeshift basket of her shirt with berries.

Clint nodded.

"We'll find something," he said. "Actually, now that I think about it, you're most likely to find something we can actually use."

Elisa chuckled. "Probably," she agreed easily. "After breakfast I'll take a look around. Or wait until we decide if we're going to stay in one spot or keep exploring."