The darkness was impenetrable, no matter how much Asha's eyes strained he could not see before him. "I haven't either." He admitted, trying to keep track of her voice among the murmurs of others' voices.

Something brushed against his outstretched hand and arm and then a hand found it and held on. "I do believe so." Unless there was a silent third party who had become involved.

"Right. I think its this way." He tried to say with some authority. Although he really had no idea. he barely knew the town in the first place, but hopefully a shop would open and allow light to spill forward soon enough, right? Perhaps from there they would be able to find their bearings.