Elena is quickly realizing that the people who've been brought here are, at least in her experience, very kind and welcoming. It's a relief, really, especially since they're in relatively close quarters. She knows the kind of drama that can build in a small community, and given the living standards, they need to be able to work together.

She makes her way over curiously, taking in the sight of his 'rod' and general fishing set-up, before she gives him a sheepish grin.

"I haven't done much fishing since I was younger," she admits. "My parents had a cabin we'd go up to sometimes, but we went less often the busier my brother and I became with sports and school. I'd like to watch, though, if you don't mind?"