Raven rubbed Wolfe's arm a little. "We'll find our way," he reassured him as he stretched.

"We don't have enough fuel," Wolfe stated in a remarkably calm voice.

"... Oh..." Raven replied, still waking up. "Hmm..."

"I have to find the nearest land and hope its close enough..." No wonder he was so upset.

"... Alright," Raven said, rubbing Wolfe's arm again. "What can I do?"

"Nothing," Wolfe spat before pausing, "... Get breakfast..." he relented after a moment.

Raven nodded, rubbing his arm once more before going about making some breakfast.

So Wolfe continued calculating until Ravenhad the food ready, "We'll just be able to make it," he told Raven as he ate.

"That's good news," Raven replied with a smile.

"Barely," Wolfe replied as he ate.

"We'll figure it out," Raven reassured Wolfe, staying positive.

Wolfe didn't reply as he finished up and got to steering the boat. They made it all the way... to a hundred feet from the shore.

"Really?" Wolfe asked no one in particular as the boat ran out of fuel.

"Where's the rope?" Raven asked as he took off his shoes and stripped off his shirt.

Wolfe looked at Raven skeptically, "You're going to tow the entire boat?" he clarified.

"Or at least tie it to land and stop if from drifting further," Raven replied as he quickly stretched for the swim.

So Wolfe tossed him the rope. Once Raven swam to shore and tied it up he could see a small town of some sort further up the beach. From there he was able to rent a smaller boat to pick up Wolfe.

So once Raven tied the boat to shore he went to rent a boat.

Renting a boat was easy enough, it was a tourist location. Wolfe didn't look too good by the time Raven got back.

"Hey," Raven told him as he jumped on board and went over to Wolfe. "You alright?"

Wolfe looked completely sick and was unsteady on his feet as he stood to meet Raven.

"Come on," he told Wolfe gently as he helped him along. "I'll get you on land."

Wolfe shuttered a little as he eyed the tiny boat, he seemed to be debating.

"I'll keep you dry," Raven reassured Wolfe. "And in no time you'll be sunbathing on the beach."

Wolfe sighed a little as he settled down into the small boat, tense as ever.

Raven got the both of them to shore as quickly and safely as he could. When they got to land, Raven roped the boat to the dock before helping Wolfe out of the boat.

Wolfe got out by himself and stood on the dock for a moment before looking for the rope that was tied to their main boat.

It wasn't too far off. Raven stayed by Wolfe a moment to make sure he had his land legs.

Wolfe seemed to be fine now as he walked over to the rope and started to pull the boat in.

Raven followed Wolfe and helped him pull the boat in. He wasn't as strong as Wolfe, but he was strong for an average guy.

When they got the boat in Wolfe tied it up properly, "Let's get some fuel," Wolfe stated to Raven as he looked over the town.

Raven nodded as he quickly jumped on board to put on his shoes and shirt.

"... You don't need the shirt," Wolfe stated simply but something in his eyes showed an ulterior motive.

Raven paused, shirt halfway on, and not entirely sure what to do. He checked his farmers tan from the previous day and decided to leave the shirt off with a little smirk.

Wolfe didn't show it directly but he seemed a bit pleased as he turned back towards the town.

So Raven followed Wolfe into town.

Wolfe didn't seem very rushed to find fuel. He stopped and got ice cream, looking at Raven to see if he wanted any.

Raven raised his eyebrows, clearly very surprised. "... Alright," Raven replied with a smirk. After looking at the flavors, he chose some bubble gum ice cream.

Wolfe had stuck with generic vanilla. After walking for a bit Wolfe stopped in a store and bought a sunhat, looking at Raven to see if he wanted one.

Raven chuckled and passed on the sunhat. But he was defiantly back to his old self and enjoying exploring the town with Wolfe.

Wolfe stopped in the saltwater taffy joint and tried a sample. Raven could tell he didn't like all the chewing.