The following day.
After breakfast, Graven returned to his headquarter to check the situation there. So far, his men were very good in providing the survivors' daily needs for food, medicine, and everything, he doesn't have to worry a thing.
Grandpa Terros was doing his rounds in the tent, talking and listening to the survivors about their woes, discomfort and just plainly lending them listening ears. He becomes everyone's grandpa, the survivor's most favorite person during their tragic ordeal.
Terros went to the table and placed his medicine toolbox above it. He sat on the chair looking heavenward trying to guess if there will be rain in the coming days.
Graven went to his side. "Old man, hows it's going?" he asked.
"So far so good. The survivors' morale is going up right now and they're excited to go back to the land of the living and start working again!" Terros replied.
